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	The town situated at the foothills of Mount Pincio was owned by the family Della Faggiola and then the Malatesta. And &#39;possession of Montefeltro church until 1296, when the Ghibelline Maghinardo Pagani, leading Rimini and Montefeltro together (a rare event in the history of this land) managed to conquer it. The &#39;little harsh rule and Talamello was again subdued in Rome. It was enfeoffed by the Supreme Pontiff to Uguccione Faggiola, coming under the control of the family.</div>
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	And &#39;the Cardinal Albornoz who takes it back in 1355. In 1390 the castle was sold to Galeotto Malatesta in 1416 and then confirmed to Carlo Malatesta. Pius II enfeoffs, like other neighboring villages removed from Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta, the Guidi di Bagno and the Malatesta di Sogliano. With them (1490) has &quot;start&quot; the production of gunpowder in Talamello mills that will end &#39;in the second half of the twentieth century, after 500 years of attivit&agrave;.Un nod of attention is definitely worth the small cemetery close enough to town , where is the cell that contains small treasures: in fact &#39;completely decorated with frescoes, dated 1437, by Antonio Alberti from Ferrara. A Talamello c &#39;&#39; also a beautiful &#39;300 Crucifix, every Whit Monday, carried in procession, attracts pilgrims from all over the local area; many believe that the author of this crucifix is ​​Giotto, but actually seems to be attributed to Giovanni da Rimini and painted in 1300.</div>
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	E &#39;kept on the high altar of the seventeenth-century parish church of San Lorenzo; always in this small but precious little church you can admire a Madonna with the &#39;400 Child, beautiful wooden polychrome statue, and an equally well-made wooden crucifix of the sixteenth century. The prestigious Talamello &#39;was pictorial heritage, in 2002, enriched with the opening of the Museum-Pinacoteca Gualtieri &quot;The real splendor&quot;, made up of over 40 paintings that the origins of the painter Fernando Gualtieri Talamello donated by the city.</div>
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	For those who happen to town is a must to stop at the large fountain that adorns the square of the village and the wooded hike to the Pincio, where, among chestnut, pine and underbrush, you can admire the Valmarecchia. Curious are the two deposits of gunpowder in octagonal shape, the nineteenth and twentieth centuries (loc. Campiano), only survivors witnesses after production. Talamello &#39;seat of important initiatives to leverage local products. In October, the Chestnut Fair of Valmarecchia, while in November Talamello becomes the capital of the aged cheese, with a beautiful exhibition dedicated to the product: this Caciotta, typical of the area, is allowed to rest and mature in sandstone rock was obtained in bench on which &#39;founded the country itself (the name is derived from thalamos, that&#39; caves, home); after three months of seasoning Caciotta &#39;ready to be consumed and is called The Amber Talamello (thus &quot;baptized&quot; by Tonino Guerra) poet, considered the smells and the flavors with which it enriches. This custom of putting the cheese in were not born with culinary intent: the whole procedure seems to date back to medieval times when the farmers in the area had to hide the cheese to the robbers and thieves; or more &#39;just was needed that would preserve them for a more&#39; long period without these they bother you too. In this case, you lose a little bit of poetry, but the flavor of this product remains unparalleled.</div>
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	Talamello &#39;also known as the homeland of Amyntor Galli musician, author of the Hymn of the Workers, who along with Red Flag and The International is one of the three most significant songs of the Italian labor movement.</div>
