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DEPARTURE: Round Saint Lucia (Hospital area)
ARRIVAL: Via Tre Armi
ALTITUDE: 61 m
LENGTH: 340 m.
TIME: 15'-20 '
POSSIBILITY MTB: 50%
È una di quelle vie gradinate maggiormente interessate dallo sviluppo urbanistico dell’ultimo secolo e, anche per questo, la si può considerare senz’altro come la più “cittadina” delle antiche scalette che conducevano ai campi fuori le Mura.
La strada prende avvio nell’elegante piazzetta di Santa Lucia, dove una fontanella offre ristoro prima di partire.
the entrance of the climb, as well as for all the ladders of the city, a comprehensive marker shows you, with key details, the exact point where the ladder starts.
present initially no steps, the climb performance welcomes the traveler with pretty sweet, now wowing the look with the features of each "ladder" that respects: the cobbled carefully maintained , in the lovely stone walls, a constant presence of green, the silence and stillness and, in summer, the pleasant part of nature.
Behind the gates and high walls, lovely homes and gardens pleasant, quiet and ogle cheer the move.
The perception of a past of intense evocative force its way at every step: behind every wall, every door, every window, the mind feels , like a deja vu, the echoes of moments of real life, which holds with joy and gratitude.
little village is the baroque church of the Madonna del Giglio , which owes its name to the alleged miracle occurred in 1659 the small Felicetta Coltrin, partial infirmity for over three years and miraculously healed after fervent prayers to Our Lady. Tradition has it che persino i gigli ormai appassiti deposti dinnanzi alla sacra immagine, improvvisamente rifiorissero.
La pregevole chiesetta è impreziosita dall’altare in marmo arabescato, costruito dai fratelli Manni di Gazzaniga nel 1714, dalle tele di Marco Olmo e dagli affreschi della volta e del lunettone di C. Tencalla, anch’essi di inizio 1700.
Val definitely worth the effort - just beyond the little village - continue along the Via Sant ' Alessandro High, to take the long ramp leading to the scenic Port S. James, finally giving the eye the coveted award for the "hard work" accomplished: the wide opening on the landscape below, with a view of the eye on the immense plain.
A few steps and enjoy the beautiful view of the majestic Porta San Giacomo, surrounded by precious curtain of eighteenth-century mansions that adorn the beautiful tree-lined walls.
Finally Porta San Giacomo (1575), entirely covered with pinkish-white marble of Zandobbio, designed by the "proto engineer" Paul Berlendis and unique work of art of any large city walls (1561-1590), by the captain-general of the Venetian troops, Sforza Pallavicini.
La Porta, very dramatic even at night, taking the name of a church demolished in 1561.
VARIANT
If you want to consider continuation of the journey, it is suggested by the return Ladder of Paradise can be reached via three weapons passing uphill for about three hundred meters, adding the gardens laid out under the high bastion, one of the bastions of Santa Grata and St. John. Need to provide a lasting about an hour, is pleased to make this round trip.
instead to reach the funicular, you can get off along the adjacent Climb the ladder , located at the foot of Ramp Porta San Giacomo.
Ringraziamenti: Grazie di tutto cuore al mio amico Cristian Riva ( http://www.facebook.com/riva.
Le fotografie della Scaletta di Santa Lucia sono visibili anche su Facebook , all'indirizzo di Cristian. :)
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