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E-bikeなら容易にアクセス可能ですが、通常の自転車では、路面は非常に良い/良い状態ですが、しばしば15%から20%の急な登りに対応する必要があります。小屋からは、アルペ・レスカニヤに向かう、かなり露出し、高い（しかし完全ではない）走行可能性を持つ優れたトレイルが始まります。

Excellent refuge with a view of the lake

Panoramic point

Good cheese! All homemade

The Church dedicated to the apostles Peter and Paul is located in the Borgo di Dervio, right in front of the shores of Lake Como. The parish dates back to the 11th century, although the original construction could date back to the 6th century. The current building, from the Romanesque period, is a basilica composed of three naves and five bays, with three apses. Around 1665 the altar of the Madonna del Rosario was renovated, the baptismal font and a confessional, both in black marble, were inserted. Of particular value and interest, the carved and gilded wooden pulpit, very similar to the one found in the church of San Giacomo in Bellagio. On the sides of the altar there are two large canvases from 1600, the work of the Bergamo painters Giovanni and Francesco Cavagna, the paintings represent the martyrdom of Saint Peter and the conversion of Saint Paul. In 1670 and 1672 the Rubini and De Magni families obtained permission from the Curia to be buried in the church, only simple tombstones were prepared, still visible in the side aisles. The statue of the Madonna with child dates back to the 16th century. On the outside of the church there are traces of the small arches and the three double-splayed single-lancet windows; the date 1613 is engraved in the elevation. The Romanesque forms are still evident in the bell tower and in the bell chamber. (c) https://www.comoeilsuolago.it/derviochiesa.htm

Great spot for a quick refreshment

Great little park to rest in. Trees too far away for hammock but great for tent on lakeside

The provost church of Santi Pietro e Paolo ⛪️ was massively rebuilt in the 17th century. The Baroque altar, a work by Antonio Pini from Bellagio, and the inlaid wooden and gilded pulpit depicting a triumph of Rome and two biblical episodes of prayer for the resurrection (the prophecy of Ezekiel and the prayer of St. Paul for the resurrection) also date from this period.