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Pietradefusi ( Italian: [ˌpjɛ.tra.deˈfu.zi]; Irpino: 'A Preta) is a comune in the province of Avellino, Campania, Italy . History. According to some scholars, Pietradefusi lies on the site of the ancient Fusolae, a town cited by Livy as an ally of Hannibal during the Punic Wars, and which was later destroyed by the Romans.
Pietradefusi es uno de los 119 municipios o comunas (comune en italiano) de la provincia de Avellino, en la región de Campania. Con cerca de 2708 habitantes, según el censo de 2005, se extiende por una área de 9 km², teniendo una densidad de población de 301 hab/km².
El municipio de Pietradefusi se encuentra en la zona del Valle del Calore. Es una localidad de 2326 habitantes situada a 400 metros sobre el nivel del mar y a 28 km de Avellino. El territorio abarca 9,24 km² y los municipios vecinos son: Calvi, Montefusco, Montemiletto, Torre Le Nocelle y Venticano.
Las mejores atracciones de Pietradefusi son las siguientes: Torre Aragonese; Pantorrone Garofalo; Chiesa Di San Paolo; Torronificio Vincenzo Di Iorio; Collegiata della Santissima Annunziata; Ver todas las atracciones de Pietradefusi en Tripadvisor
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Dentecane - Hamlet of Pietradefusi, famous for the artisan production of nougatFusillo and Braciola Pietrafusana Festival- Food and wine event that takes place in August and is characterised by typical local food and winePietra delli Fusi- Cultural event that takes place in two evenings in August, in the historic centre, focusing on crafts, but also on food, wine and musicFeast of Saint Faustino the Martyr- Celebrations in honour of the patron saint that take place on 15 FebruaryNougat - In the hamlet of Dentecane there are five companies that produce the famous dessert: renowned is the PantorroneBraciola pietradefusana- Slices of beef rolled up and held together by a kitchen string with cheese and various herbsFusilli - Made in a characteristic spiral shape, obtained by rolling the piece of dough around a metal rod, called precisely “fusillo”: it is seasoned with the sauce enriched with pulieio, a sponta...Taurasi DOCG- Wine of great tradition, made thanks to a very ancient grape variety: well structured, elegant and austere but, at the same time, balanced and tannic; suitable for a very long ageing,...In the 19th century, Lorenzo Giustiniani, in his “Dizionario geografico-ragionato del Regno di Napoli”, describes Pietradefusi as a land: “Extisting for five centuries, including four villages, called Pappaciceri, Pisciano, Serra and Venticane. The inhabitants ascend to about 5000”. Until 1948, Pietradefusi also included the current municipal terri...
Pietradefusi boasts medieval origins and developed, in fact, between the 12th and 13th centuries. Its current territory, originally, was divided into districts, to the south of which there was another village, San Pietro della Sala, destroyed following some battles and whose remains, even today, lie underground. The continuous wars that took place ...
Altitude: 400 m a.s.l. Territory: hilly. Population: about 2300 inhabitants in 2018. Zip/postal code: 83030. Dialing Area Code: +39 0825. Patron Saint: St. Faustino. Frazioni & Localities: Dentecane, Pappaceci, Pietra, Sant'Angelo a Cancelli, Sant'Elena Irpina, Vertecchia. What to see.
Pietradefusi is known for some of its popular attractions, which include: Pantorrone Garofalo; Torre Aragonese; Torronificio Vincenzo Di Iorio; Collegiata della Santissima Annunziata; Chiesa Di San Paolo
