Etruscan walls & Medieval architecture of Italian Hill towns. Town Of Preci In Valnerina, Perugia, Monti Sibillini National Park, Umbria, Italy.
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Preci, ItalyMore information:
The medieval village of Preci is situated at 596 meters above sea level and can boast a dense tourist frequentation during the summer period. Having been proclaimed Comune under the Papal State in 1817 under Pius VII, it was founded and developed during the Middle Ages. Lacerated during the following centuries by earthquakes and barbarian invasions, present-day Preci still is able to show the tourist its genuine atmosphere and the origins of times gone by. Its main industries are tourism and agriculture, but also the handicraft sector contributes to the town's economy. A touristic visit of Preci should begin at the top of the village where the Town Hall dominates the town's main square.