周辺の天然記念物・トップ15

The Barboj Park owes its name to the rumbling sounds that accompany the emission of methane gases, salt water, hydrocarbons, methane, carbon dioxide, and mud from the subsurface through numerous small volcanoes of varying shapes and sizes, some up to 1 m high. These geological features, considered the most important in western Emilia, also extend to the nearby town of Torre di Traversetolo, to which the area is connected by several marked trails. The salse are characterized by the eruption of muddy salt water from spring pools, used for medicinal purposes until the 19th century, which flows into the small Barboj stream, a tributary of the Termina stream. SOURCE: https://parmawelcome.it/scheda/parco-dei-barboj/

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The Grotta di Maria Amalia, a country bath commissioned by the Duchess of Bourbon at the end of the 18th century. Conceived as a country bath, it consisted of a set of basins and tanks fed by underground water and a spherical cave covered in tuff and sponge stone. The bath was restored by the Park in 1993 and made accessible to the public with interventions to arrange the paths.

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A small mountainous relief that rises between the Baganza Valley and the Taro Valley, easy to climb, but satisfying, with a wide and panoramic summit that opens the view onto many peaks of the Parma Apennines, and onto the Baganza Valley that appears like a map.

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A centuries-old plant that amazes tourists who come to admire it for its grandeur. It is one of the oldest beech trees in Europe, called Grande Faggio by the inhabitants of the area.

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Monte Croce Punto Bike Alta Val Baganza

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Truly unique panoramic point, very pleasant to visit in summer

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Monte Croce di Terenzo

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cross mountain

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