This stop, despite being a ruin, is perhaps the richest in historical charm. The ancient Dominican convent, although in the nearby territory of Montecerignone, was for centuries a center of great spiritual and cultural power, influencing the entire valley.

The remains of the walls and monastic structures tell the story of a life dedicated to prayer, study, and work. Walking among these ruins offers a direct immersion into medieval and Renaissance history, allowing one to imagine the greatness and discipline of the religious orders that shaped the local landscape and faith.