San Vito Top 100

100 photos on the map

Last updated: 26 October 2026

A map of the photos taken along our trails, each one placed exactly where it was shot. Click on a number to see the photo and find out which trail it comes from: the same number marks it in the list of photos and in the gallery below.

The photos

1: The view from Via della Libertà over the green slope: an old stone house with a pergola among the trees and cypresses, and the apartment buildings higher up.
2: Via del Monte climbs between houses with shutters and flower pots towards the wall with white stone buttresses, below the church bell tower.
3: The brick wall with white stone buttresses that holds up the church lawn; above it, the pointed bell tower.
4: From the street, beyond the railing, the view of the hill with the two tall pines and, in the background, the mountains in the haze.
5: The road that winds around the hill, below the brick and stone wall of the church, with a green bench and street lamps on the valley side.
6: Stone houses with green shutters seen from above, with the woods and the mountains behind them.
7: A stone stairway climbs beneath the arches between the houses, among climbing roses and pots of geraniums
8: A cobbled stairway between two green railings, in the shade of the trees, with a house and a street lamp at the bottom.
9: Terracotta roofs and aerials above a lane, with the green valley and the hill towns opposite.
10: The church façade seen from the lawn, with an old iron bench in front of the door.
11: The tree-lined lawn beside the church, with benches, street lamps and the stone well with its little roof.
12: Piazza San Biagio. Three magical doors, full of fond memories, of work and of faith. For many years there was actually an inscription on the wall calling people to work and prayer. I also remember a time when I was more or less invited to join a game of tombola (Italian bingo), in there on the left, where all the "nabballeri" boys were, and of course Don Marcello was there too.
13: The façade of the church of Saints Sebastian and Roch in the evening, with the town hall on the right.
14: A bronze statue of a nun holding a cross, on a small terrace with a memorial stone at her feet, among the trees and with the mountains in the background.
15: The Fontana Nova along Viale Trento Trieste: a stone drinking fountain with an arched niche and a basin.
16: The Sanctuary of the Madonna di Compigliano seen from a distance, beneath three tall umbrella pines, with low clouds over the mountains behind.
17: Via Borgo Mario Theodoli in the evening: the cobblestones lit by the street lamps, the building fronts and the trees along the side of the street.
18: Via Borgo Mario Theodoli with the Church of Santi Sebastiano e Rocco, the town hall and, in the background, the tower of Theodoli Castle.
19: Via Borgo Mario Theodoli: the cobbled paving and the colourful façades of the buildings lined up along the street.
20: Via Santa Maria: the lane with its wooden fence, the old houses overlooking the slope and the stone wall covered in yellow flowers.
21: Theodoli Castle seen from below, from Via Santa Maria, above the bank of yellow flowers.
22: A covered passage in the old town in the evening: the stone arch, the wooden-beam ceiling lit by small lamps and the cobbled paving.
23: The lane in the evening, lit by street lamps: on the left the wooden fence overlooking the greenery, on the right the low wall and the old stone houses.
24: The castle at night, lit by the street lamps under a sky of clouds brightened by the moon.
25: Cobbled alley between the historic buildings of the center, we're in Borgo Mario Theodoli.
26: The lane with its wooden fence on an autumn morning: yellow leaves on the tarmac, the old houses overlooking the slope and the mountains lit by the sun.
27: Covered stone-vaulted passage, opening onto another glimpse of the village. We'll now take these steps on the right and go down towards Piazza San Biagio
28: Via Governo Vecchio, lined with stone houses and a small shrine on a balcony.
29: Small wayside shrine above the archway leading down into an alley.
30: Inner courtyard with an old, thriving vine and an outdoor staircase. Going down the steps to reach Piazza San Biagio
31: Shaded portico with potted plants and a small statue.
32: Alley sloping downhill, with the bell tower of the San Biagio church visible in the distance.
33: The church overlooking Piazza San Biagio, the heart of the trail. Here we are!!!!
34: Steps climbing up between the colorful houses of the old town, here we are at the Stretta, a beating heart of the old town
35: Climbing up the Stretta.
36: Climbing up the Stretta, looking back.
37: A beautiful doorway, closed for a very long time
38: Still on Via San Biagio
39: Climbing on....
40: We're almost back at the level of Via delle Logge
41: A cobbled stairway runs down between the houses towards a covered passage.
42: Via delle Logge
43: On the right, from Via delle Logge you go through a charming passage towards the Santa Maria church
44: The covered passage in the evening: the wooden-beam ceiling, the lamps lit and a wall shrine with flowers above the arch.
45: View of the passage towards the Santa Maria church
46: Santa Maria church
47: A glimpse of Piazza Santa Maria
48: Passage between Piazza Santa Maria and the 3 Fontane, with the Theodoli castle towering above
49: 3 Fontane!!!!
50: The place where many people meet, 3 Fontane
51: As usual, we start from the Tre Fontane
52: We walk along Via Borgo Mario Theodoli
53: Near Piazza Governo Vecchio, the boundary between Nabballe and Nammonte
54: Piazza Governo Vecchio
55: This doorway leads into a fantastic dimension...
56: Start of Via Governo Vecchio
57: Junction with Via Olevano
58: Via Olevano
59: Vicolo Baciadonne
60: Junction of Via Olevano and Via Carrozza
61: End of Via Olevano, which joins Via dell'Arringo
62: End of Via Olevano
63: Via Arringo
64: Via Arringo
65: Via Porta Olevano, the timeless cross
66: The timeless cross
67: The old washing trough
68: End of Via Porta Olevano
69: End of Via Porta Olevano
70: Via Romana (Via della Libertà)
71: Via Romana (Via della Libertà)
72: The moon lights up the valley, with the lights of the villages on the horizon
73: Via della Mola
74: Via della Mola
75: Via della Mola
76: Via dell'Arringo
77: Via dell'Arringo
78: A glimpse of Via dell'Arringo
79: Via San Biagio
80: Via San Biagio, opening onto Piazza San Biagio
81: Fontana Ciocia
82: Piazza San Biagio
83: Piazza San Biagio
84: Fountain in Piazza San Biagio
85: At the Stretta
86: A beautiful doorway, closed for a very long time
87: Still on Via San Biagio
88: Climbing on....
89: We're almost back at the level of Via delle Logge
90: A cobbled stairway runs down between the houses towards a covered passage.
91: Via delle Logge
92: On the right, from Via delle Logge you go through a charming passage towards the Santa Maria church
93: Santa Maria church
94: A glimpse of Piazza Santa Maria
95: Santa Maria church at nightfall
96: Passage between Piazza Santa Maria and the 3 Fontane, with the Theodoli castle towering above
97: 3 Fontane!!!!
98: The place where many people meet, 3 Fontane
99: The Tre Fontane fountain in Piazza Augusto Baccelli, the starting point of the walk, in the shade of Theodoli Castle's walls.
100: The archway leading into the medieval quarter, between the stone houses, on the way to Piazza San Biagio.