Inside the garden located in Piazzale della Repubblica, stands the monument to the fallen of the First World War (1915-1918), a tribute by the Municipal Administration of Soriano to the victims of the conflict, it was built in 1925.
In the small gardens at the corner between Piazzale della Repubblica and Via Ernesto Monaci there is a monument to the Partisans who fell in the Second World War: it is a work consisting of a small access stairway, which leads to a platform on which two pillars stand. in stone in support of a plaque dated 1956.
In the Rione della Rocca, along the road that goes up to the castle, stands the Baroque aedicule, improperly called Sant’Anna.
In the village of Soriano, along the road that leads to the castle, there is an open space, called “Cuna di Santa Rosa” (cradle), where a shrine commemorates the place of penance and prayer of Santa Rosa da Viterbo.
Palazzo Chigi-Albani, an architectural jewel of extraordinary beauty, is the main attraction of Soriano nel Cimino. The building of the vast historical-artistic complex, of which Fonte Papacqua should be mentioned, was commissioned by Cardinal Cristoforo Madruzzo, bishop of Trento and Bressanone, who had acquired from the Carafa the fiefdom with the castles of Soriano and Gallese.
At the end of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, at the foot of the bridge and the gateway to the ancient village of Soriano, there is a modern fountain.
Near the main square of Soriano, at the end of the short Via Santa Maria, is the monumental Fountain of the Madruzzo, dating back to the 16th century and dedicated to Cardinal Cristoforo Madruzzo, bishop of Trento and Bressanone.
The building of the vast architectural complex, consisting of Palazzo Chigi Albani and Fonte Papacqua, was built on commission from Cardinal Cristoforo Madruzzo, bishop of Trento and Bressanone between 1564 and 1571, who had acquired from the Carafa the fiefdom with the castles of Soriano and Welsh.
