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A fantastic parish church that's worth a visit. The interior, especially, is truly beautiful.

A beautiful bridge accessible on foot or by mountain bike. There's also a plaque honoring a priest murdered during World War II.

Medici Fountain

The place is cool and quiet during the week. Canoe rentals are available for lake excursions.

1700s bridge, site of reprisals against partisans during World War II Historic bridge shaped like a donkey's back. It connects the two banks of the Lucido di Vinca stream at the point of confluence with the Lucido di Equi. Built in 1743, its name derives from a majesty dedicated to Saint Lucia built here in 1818. The bridge is located right along the Gothic Line and was the site of the terrible assassination of Don Luigi Ianni, parish priest of Vinca during World War II. On the bridge a plaque and a cross commemorate the memory of Don Ianni.

The village of Equi Terme is perched on the slopes of the northern Apuan Alps, in the highest part of the Lucido torrent valley. It owes its name to the thermal baths, which have existed since Roman times. The village of Equi Terme underwent several expansions over time and is still divided into two parts. The ancient medieval part, built entirely of stone and characterized by rather steep stone alleys and vaulted tunnels, which houses the church of San Francesco, is located on the left bank of the Lucido river. While the more recent part developed during the early years of the 20th century on the opposite bank, born thanks to the economic development brought by the opening of the spa and the construction of the railway that connects Lunigiana to Lucca.

The parish church of Codiponte of Saints Cornelio and Cipriano is among the most fascinating and artistically rich in the territory of the ancient Diocese of Luni. With its figurative capitals and its artistic masterpieces, it is a true paradigm of the Lunigiana Romanesque. The parish church stands on the right bank of the Aulella, near a bridge beyond which, in the distance, you can see the ruins of the 11th-century Bianchi d'Erberia castle. The church has a basilica plan with three naves with columns and round arches and perfectly preserved notched cubic capitals, which bear figures typical of the medieval image system: the tree of life, lily, six-petalled daisy, serpent with feet, two-tailed mermaid and many others. The late medieval triptych with the Virgin on the throne, the SS. Cornelius and Cyprian, the church's patron saints, and the image of the Holy Face, a famous and venerated Lucchese relic, which recalls the passage of the Via del Volto Santo in these very places.

Characteristic village of the upper Aulella valley, nestled along the crest of a rocky spur, the town still today winds along an axis that has at its center the baroque church (17th century), dedicated to San Martino, with a singular façade. On the sides of the monument, two pedestrian streets with a slight difference in level run between tightly packed stone houses, softened by arches and portals. Farmyards, terraces and open spaces open the view onto a lush nature.