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モンテ・レジマへの登りは、エミリア・ロマーニャ州、ロンバルディア州、リグーリア州にまたがるアペニン山脈で最も有名なハイキング/パノラマビューの1つです。

ロマンチックで、誰にでも適しています。

ボッビオの「悪魔の橋」としても知られるポンテ・ゴッボは、11の不規則なアーチを持つ長さ273メートルの　中世の橋で、トレッビア川にかかっています。伝説によると、悪魔が最初の通行人の魂と引き換えに一晩で橋を架けたとされていますが、サン・コロンバーノが動物を先に渡らせて悪魔を欺いたと言われています。

I arrive in Bobbio from a less busy road and with a beautiful view of Ponte

The Malaspina dal Verme di Bobbio castle is a quadrangular construction located in the town, it is located in an elevated position above the park of the same name and is part of the Association of Castles of the Duchy of Parma, Piacenza and Pontremoli. Since January 2020, the municipality of Bobbio has taken over the management of the castle.

The Gobbo Bridge, also known as the Old Bridge or, indeed, the Devil's Bridge, is a construction of Roman origin which has undergone numerous renovations over the centuries. The building above dates back to the 7th century but traces of an older bridge have been found underneath, prior to the arrival of Colombano. The bridge, which is characterized by an undulating shape, the irregularity of the arches and the fairly narrow roadway, is 280 meters long and joins the two banks of the river through a complicated succession of 11 irregular spans, which differ in span and height, creating an up and down path that runs from one end to the other. The Bobbio Bridge, today used only as a pedestrian crossing, is the very symbol of the city of San Colombano, as well as one of the strangest and most original architectural structures in Italy. Until the 16th century the bridge was made up of a few arches: a large arch on the right bank of the Trebbia with three smaller arches. Over the years, the floods of the river have inflicted several wounds on the stone bridge, which has always been patiently rebuilt, even with substantial modifications, to improve its safety and sturdiness. Around 1590 it began to be extended towards the left bank, based on a design by the master Magnano da Parma, and during the 17th century the bridge came to have 11 arches. For centuries the bridge was a destination for pilgrims and religious processions: crosses and votive images were built on the banks below, some of which are still visible today.

The Gobbo bridge, also known as the Old Bridge or Devil's Bridge, is an ancient bridge characterized by an irregular profile that crosses the Trebbia river. With a length of 273 meters, this bridge was called the Gobbo bridge due to its eleven unequal arches, placed at different heights. Although the exact date of construction is not known, it is assumed that the bridge dates back to Roman times, probably built after the Roman conquest of the Ligurian-Celtic settlement that stood in that area. An ancient legend is linked to the construction of the bridge: it is said that the devil contacted San Colombano, offering to build the bridge in a single night, in exchange for the first mortal soul to cross it. The saint accepted the offer. During the night, the devil called some little devils who helped him build the bridge, supporting the vaults with their own strength. These demons varied in height, which led to the creation of differently sized arches in the bridge. At dawn, the devil showed up at the end of the bridge to collect his "reward". Saint Columbanus sent a little dog to the devil as payment. Deceived, the devil returned to hell, but not before kicking his creation, causing the tilt that gives the bridge its characteristic "hunchback" appearance.

Beautiful all the context alone is worth the trip