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in the area there are many trails built by local bikers, of varying difficulty

The chapel of S.Brigida itself, although very ancient, is beautiful above all for its location. It can be reached from any part (Civezza and the valley of S.Lorenzo, Poggi and Dolcedo or Pietrabruna). From here various mountain bike trails start, all valid, or the dirt road that leads to the top of Monte Faudo begins. In any case, it is a valid point to catch your breath or have a picnic.

wonderfully stuccoed and frescoed church, 100% worth a visit

The Church of Saint Thomas the Apostle is located in the village of Dolcedo, Liguria. Of medieval origin, it took on its current appearance after a reconstruction begun in 1717 and completed in 1738. It has a baroque facade, is preceded by a portico of black stone columns inside, it retains the 15th century portal . The interior, with a Greek cross plan and a nave and two aisles, with a deep apse. There are nine altars, some of which are included in the chapels. The second altar of the right nave preserves a painting by Gregorio De Ferrari with the martyrdom of Saint Peter of Verona, third from the left another painting attributed to the school of Cambiaso with the martyrdom of Saint Stephen. The paintings in the apse with the Nativity of the Virgin, the Marriage of the Virgin and the death of the Virgin are attributed to the Carrega brothers.

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St. Bridget

The Chapel of Santa Brigida is a medieval church built in 1425. It is located on the road that leads to the foot of Mount Faudo. It takes the name of Santa Brigida because according to the legends in 1340 the Saint crossed this place to go to Rome and during her passage she chased the Devil out of the area.