Garibaldi Square, located in the heart of the village of Monte Grimano Terme, is a place of great historical and cultural interest.

• History and Significance: The square is dedicated to Giuseppe Garibaldi, who found refuge in Monte Grimano in 1849 during his escape from Rome. This historical connection gives the square a special importance, making it a symbol of freedom and resistance.
• Architecture and Environment: The square is surrounded by historic buildings, including the 15th-century Civic Tower, which rises majestically to a height of 18 meters. Once part of the ancient castle, the tower today serves as a hub for bookcrossing and hosts exhibitions and reading rooms.
• “LiberaLibri” Project: The Civic Tower is the heart of the “LiberaLibri” project, which promotes reading and book sharing through bookcrossing. This initiative has led to the creation of twenty bookcrossing points throughout the village, making the square a center of culture and exchange.
• Panoramic View: The square offers breathtaking views of the Conca Valley and Mount San Paolo, making it an ideal spot to admire the surrounding landscape.
• Events and Festivals: Garibaldi Square is often the center of local events and festivals, such as the “Sagra del Maiale” (Pork Festival) and the “Sagra del Tartufo Nero” (Black Truffle Festival), attracting visitors from across the region.
• Atmosphere and Relaxation: The square is a gathering place for residents and tourists alike, where one can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, sitting at outdoor tables while immersing oneself in the history and beauty of the village.