illa Collemandina is situated at an altitude of 549 m. above sea level on an area of ​​34.81 km2. The territory presents outstanding natural and scenic interest areas from terraces of fluvial origin that characterize the environment around the capital, until the Apennine watershed, all which are within in Apennine Tuscan-Emilian National Park.

The limestone rockface of the Pania of Corfino (1603 m AMSL) dominates the landscape and it’s on its slopes that the village of Corfino lies, serving as a gateway to the Natural Reserves of Orecchiella and the Botanical Garden and is a beautiful terrace overlooking the valley.

The small hamlets of Canigiano, Magnano, Pianacci and Massa, gathered around their churches, recount the rhythms of rural life, while Sassorosso, at sunset, blends colors of its houses with those of red limestone hill on which it is built.

There are numerous pastures that demonstrate the agricultural and pastoral tradition of this land, such as Pruno Sulcina, Salera and Campaiana, where every year in the summer the traditional hay festival takes place.

Don’t miss out on other events such as the impromptu Painting Award in Corfino and Trout Festival in Villa Collemandina, where there are also often sport fishing competitions on the artificial lake.

For popular theater lovers, make sure to see the Canto del Maggio, with singers that perform in the beautiful chestnut trees of Valligori.