モンテサンピエトロの洞窟・トップ14

Very nice. We visited it along Via dei Brentatori; if you're looking for the credential stamp, the museum should have it. Check the opening hours, because we arrived late, unfortunately.

The splendid village of Castello di Serravalle

The fortified village of Castello di Serravalle has ancient origins, it was formed to defend the exarchate of Ravenna against barbarian invasions. It was then razed to the ground by the Lombards in the 8th century and was rebuilt in the Middle Ages on Roman foundations. In the 19th century it even gave asylum to Charlemagne, on his way to Rome. Until 1109 it was part of the fiefdom of Matilda of Canossa and was then bitterly contested between the Ghibelline Modena and the Guelph Bologna in the historic struggle between the 2 cities. ... The castle is also not without its traditional ghost story. It is said that the souls of the wives of the cruel Boccadiferro still wander in the fortress. On May nights their ghosts wander the village spreading a mysterious perfume while in the castle tower echo the laments of Boccadiferro himself who was finally killed by his thirteenth wife. From: bolognawelcome.com/it/luoghi/borghi/borgo-fortificated-di-castello-di-serravalle

The portal of Serravalle Castle

The culmination of a fantastic journey along the Rhine, which takes us to this imposing Gothic palace. It is also the starting point for many riding adventures. You can go up towards Badolo and Brento to reach Monte Adone and take a figure eight tour along the savena

Beautiful medieval palace...marks the beginning of the street of the gods

The fortress was commissioned by Countess Matilde of Canossa but its current form is the one attributed to it towards the end of the 15th century by the Bentivoglio family, a rich and important family in the history of Bologna. In 1779 the poet Ugo Foscolo was also a guest there. A forced guest as he resided there as a prisoner. Since 2007, the Rocca has been home to the Rocca dei Bentivoglio Foundation, which organizes various events and cultural activities not only in Bazzano, but in various locations in the Bolognese Hills. It is also home to the "Arsenio Crespellani" Civic Archaeological Museum where it is possible to discover the history of the area since the Bronze Age. https://www.bolognawelcome.com/it/luoghi/torri-edifici-storici/rocca-di-bazzano

Beautiful ancient village, worth a stop