아우라 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

빌라프란카 인 루니지아나(Villafranca in Lunigiana) 코무네에 있는 말라스피나 성(Castello Malaspina)의 탑은 주로 말그라테(Malgrate)에 있는 말라스피나 성(Castello Malaspina)의 인상적이고 유명한 원통형 구조물을 가리키지만, 코무네의 중심지에는 원래 감시탑을 갖추고 있었던 말라스피나 후작들의 역사적인 단테 시대 거주지인 말니도 성(Castello di Malnido)의 유적도 있습니다. 가장 잘 보존되고 날씬한 탑으로 유명한 요새는 바로 말그라테(Malgrate) 지역에 있습니다. 원통형의 마스티오(mastio)가 계곡 위로 솟아 있으며 루니지아나(Lunigiana)의 풍경을 상징하는 틀림없는 상징입니다.

Il Ponte della Crësa는 토스카나주 폰트레몰리에 위치한 14세기 고대 석조 다리입니다. 역사적인 중세 마을을 연결하며 Sommoborgo 지역과 Verde 강을 잇습니다. 산 프란체스코 다리(ponte di San Francesco)로도 알려져 있습니다. 14세기에 건설되었습니다(원형은 1219년경 산 프란체스코 교회 근처에 세워졌습니다). 근처의 산 프란체스코 교회로 이어지기 때문에 산 프란체스코 디 소프라 다리(ponte di San Francesco di sopra)라고도 불립니다. 역사적인 경쟁으로 분열되었던 도시의 옛 지역들을 연결했으며 요새화된 마을로 가는 접근로 역할을 했습니다

We parked there for a mountain bike ride. It's very picturesque, and there are even some picnic tables.

A beautiful, characteristic village. If you're in the area, I recommend a visit.

The Citadel, also known as the Sarzana Fortress or Firmafede Fortress, was the first fortification in Sarzana, built in the 13th century. It was owned by the lord Castruccio Castracani, who made numerous significant modifications to its defenses. After its destruction by Florence in 1487, it was rebuilt on the orders of Lorenzo de' Medici. In 1494, the Republic of Genoa, having regained possession of Sarzana, completed work on the Citadel. The fortress is used as a venue for cultural events and exhibitions and also houses the Fortress Museum, an interactive exhibit that traces the history of Sarzana and the Lunigiana region.

Of the five gates that once provided access to the town, Porta Romana and Porta Parma remain on the opposite side. We are on the ancient Via Romea, and today's Via Mazzini is a vestige of it. Its current appearance, clad in white Carrara marble, dates back to 1783; on the exterior is the coat of arms of Genoa and, higher up, a statue of Mary.

The Church of Sant'Andrea, an ancient rural parish church belonging to the Diocese of Luni, can be considered the surviving monument richest in historical evidence linking ancient Sarzana with the formation of the new city and its villages. It stands at the confluence of the two main roads that, around 1000 BC, crossed the area: the Aurelia and the Clodia. (c) https://visitsarzana.it/attrazioni/pieve-di-santandrea/

The church of San Francesco and the convent of the same name stand in the square just outside the walls of Sarzana. According to tradition, it was Saint Francis himself who founded them upon his visit to the town. The first document attesting to the presence of a Franciscan community above the village dates back to 1238, but it was only towards the end of the 13th century that a larger convent and the current church were built. In the 15th century, the building was expanded with the addition of a dormitory and cloister. Today, the convent is deconsecrated and its premises house the offices of the Sarzana court. (c) https://visitsarzana.it/attrazioni/chiesa-e-convento-san-francesco/