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Beautiful road with very little traffic. It alternates sections over 12% with sections downhill, very irregular.

Terme di Genova is an oasis of relaxation surrounded by nature, located just 30 minutes from the center of Genoa, among the hills of Val Polcevera. This facility is renowned for its natural thermal waters, rich in beneficial properties and ideal for relaxing and regenerating. The complex offers a variety of thermal pools at different temperatures, saunas, steam baths and relaxation areas, perfect for a complete wellness experience. In addition to thermal treatments, Terme di Genova offers massages, personalized wellness programs and beauty rituals for those who want to pamper themselves and regain energy. The facility is suitable for those who want to spend a day in tranquility, but also for travelers who, after a day on a bike or visiting the city, are looking for a place to regenerate. Terme di Genova is also the ideal place to recharge your e-Bike and earn DINAclub points. Find out how at https://dinaclub.repower.com/ To discover the territory, an itinerary ready to pedal: https://www.komoot.com/it-it/tour/1953065238?share_token=ahOOkkTAO1nUqiQ1XMA6fls5w0JZFp4emoInrVWIMH61FzmLBq&ref=wtd

Hi, I think it's because they opened the dam's locks not long ago, my friends and I would like to do Lavagnina-Genoa Pegli, do you have any advice?

it has often been open for some time; inside there are several very interesting works, including several ex-votos, recently restored frescoes and the altarpiece on the main altar which refers to the grace received from the Spinola marquises who, as written above, turned to the Madonna to have children, and they were born two twins.

The church of S. Maria della Rocchetta, today called Nostra Signora delle Grazie, was built before 1291 downstream from the now destroyed monastery of S. Maria di Bano, very active in the 13th century. The site was already frequented by the Celts who often had sanctuaries in places rich in water. The Piota stream right near Rocchetta receives the Malpertuso tributary. Even the Gorzente, the Latin Gurgentum, flows into the Piota shortly before. Along these streams the Ligurians and then the Romans extracted gold from the gold mines. The Genoese Spinolas, lords of Lerma, were responsible for the expansions of the complex from the end of the 1400s to the 1600s. The Spinolas had turned to Nostra Signora della Rocchetta to obtain the grace of a long-awaited offspring. Reachable along a road marked by the aedicules of a Via Crucis dating back to the 19th century, the church stands in a dominant position on a puddinga spur overlooking the Piota stream. The complex, which in the Middle Ages hosted travelers along the road that connected Monferrato to Liguria through the huts of Marcarolo, confirmed its vocation for hospitality during the last world war when the chaplain Don Luigi Mazzarello hid there some Jews who had escaped the racial persecution (tombstone). Open to the public on the occasion of particular religious holidays, the church preserves frescoes from the 17th century which have recently been restored. The painting of St. Giovannino was donated to Don Luigi by Enrico Levi as a sign of gratitude, together with the St. Carlo Borromeo, while the large painting with the Vision of St. Bernard of Clairvaux clarifies the connection between the hospice for pilgrims and wayfarers , present in Rocchetta, and the nearby Cistercian monastery of Bano. Until the recent post-war period, the sanctuary was a destination for pilgrimages from the surrounding towns: the so-called "rogations" to beg for rain on the local crops.

The Lavagnina lakes are two artificial lakes in the Ligurian Apennines in the province of Alessandria and concern the municipalities of Casaleggio Boiro, Mornese and Bosio. The lakes are called one Upper Lake and the other Lower Lake. Unfortunately today 05/26/24 the lakes are completely without water

Fort Geremia is a military fortress of the western Ligurian Apennines, which stands (at an altitude of 806 m above sea level) on the eastern fortress of Bric Geremia, a relief of the main Apennine ridge. It is located a very short distance from the Ligurian coast (7 km as the crow flies) and at the point where the Cerusa, Leiro and Stura valleys converge.

beautiful square with a typically Genoese loggia, which grew up around the sanctuary of the Madonna dell'Acquasanta