ネヴィアーノデッリアルドゥイーニの洞窟・トップ14

今日の強力な中世の要塞からは、白い崖の頂上に位置する印象的な歴史的遺跡が残っています。 城壁や聖アポロニウスの地下聖堂の遺構に加えて、この地域の考古学的遺物を収蔵するカノッサ・ナボールレ・カンパニーニ国立博物館を訪れることができます。 歴史的重要性：1077年のエピソードの象徴的な場所であり、皇帝ハインリヒ4世がマティルダ・ディ・カノッサ伯爵夫人の仲介により教皇グレゴリウス7世から許しを得た場所です。

非常に景色の良い場所です。写真撮影のために立ち寄る価値があります

改装された城は、素晴らしいパノラマの景色を楽しめる場所で、予約制で見学できます。広々とした無料の公園にはベンチがあります。少し下に泉があり、道沿いにはバーがあります。

rideable climbs, well exposed for winter cycling

definitely for the Votigno nucleus which repays you for the climbs while for the Canossa castle what can I say.... to enjoy a wonderful view you have to climb up the tower which remains after centuries of abandonment on the spur of the hill but after the climbs done with the bike, which often reach 10%, the desire is not always left.

First Castle encountered during the return, the Catello di Panocchia. The castle, whose history is almost unknown, was probably built between the end of the 15th and the beginning of the 16th century at the behest of the Cantelli counts, feudal lords of Panocchia and already owners of a building in the village at least since 1422. Following the death in 1736 of the last count Paolo Cantelli, the building was inherited by the marquis Alfonso Bevilacqua, his great-nephew, who added his great-uncle's surname to his own. The structure, modified several times, became the summer residence of the family, who hosted various illustrious people there, including the poet Carlo Innocenzo Frugoni, who remembered the stay in one of his compositions. In 1974 it was bought by the brothers of the Piacenza Nicelli family, who later passed it on to their descendants.[

Rossena Castle, built in 960 by Matilde di Canossa's great-grandfather, is an extraordinary architectural example: the building is perfectly preserved, both inside and out

It was built around 940 by Adalberto Azzo. Known for having been the site of the "Pardon of Canossa": in the midst of the Investiture War, on 27 January 1077, Pope Gregory VII absolved Emperor Henry IV from excommunication in the presence of Countess Matilda and Abbot Hugh of Cluny.