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One of Liguria's most famous scenic routes, the one between Lerici and Montemarcello is one of the most popular among cyclists in Versilia. Its rolling hills and sheer cliffs overlooking the sea make it truly unique.

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

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Medici Fountain

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A must-see with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, all immersed in lush greenery.

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

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The name Calice al Cornoviglio combines two distinctive elements of the village: "Calice," of uncertain origin but perhaps derived from the Latin calix (cup), referring to the site's concave shape, and "Cornoviglio," the mountain (561 m) that overlooks the village and lends its name to the entire ridge. This toponym appears in medieval documents and recalls the village's ancient connection with the surrounding Apennine territory. Calice was long ruled by the Malaspina dello Spino Secco family, who built a strategic castle there, documented since the 11th century and modified several times over the centuries. Today, the fortress houses the Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art and the Chestnut Documentation Center, two testimonies to the profound intertwining of history, spirituality, and the territory's resources. A short distance away is the parish church of Santa Maria Lauretana, an elegant 18th-century Baroque building with exquisite decorations and a polychrome marble high altar. The village comes alive throughout the year with traditional events such as the Feast of Our Lady of Loreto (September), the Chestnut Festival (October) and various summer festivals, which highlight the historical and cultural roots of the place.

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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.

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Of the many lakes in Cerreto, this is the most touristic and urbanized. The walk all around is beautiful.

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You have fully grasped the meaning of the octagon in the religious field. Great

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The Pieve di San Lorenzo is worth a visit. A papal document attests to its presence as early as 1148, but it is likely that the church was built on a pre-existing body. The interior of the church is a perfect example of Romanesque architecture, truly extraordinary for having been preserved as it was originally, without subsequent alterations. The façade also reflects the original structure, but over time it has undergone slight modifications due to earthquakes that required its restoration.

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At Passo Carpinelli, the view is breathtaking. There is the excellent "Antica locanda" of Minucciano, bar, restaurants, and rooms. I slept and dined there, it's excellent, the products come from the farm next door! When it's 34 degrees in the evening in Codiponte 10km away, it's mild here! Don't forget to stop there to enjoy a slice of pie on the terrace. going up via Pieve di San Lorenzo, the road is calmer and more rural! The slope is often around 9% over the last km. From Passo Carpinelli, you can continue to Passo Pradarena, taking the road furthest to the left, very beautiful, with a splendid panorama!

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Fivizzano, located at 326 meters above sea level. between the peaks of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines and the Apuan Alps, it is one of the most interesting centers in Lunigiana. It has ancient origins although it acquired importance first with the Malaspina family in the Middle Ages and then with the Medici in the Renaissance, the latter defined it as the 'beautiful corner of Florence'. In 1848 it was also elevated to a Noble City by Grand Duke Leopold II of Tuscany. The historic centre, surrounded by walls, is dominated by Piazza Medicea with its imposing fountain. The square is overlooked by numerous historic buildings and the Provost Church of Saints Jacopo and Anthony, Marian sanctuary of the Madonna of Reggio, Blessed Virgin of Adoration, since 1946. Perhaps it might surprise some, but Fivizzano has played a far from marginal role in the national humanistic culture, in fact it was here that Jacopo da Fivizzano opened one of the first printing presses in all of Italy, in which the first typewriter ever built was designed and used. The Printing Museum was set up in his honor inside Palazzo Fantoni, an ancient stately building recovered by an illustrious doctor and writer from Fivizza, Loris Jacopo Bononi. An important role in the cultural history of the city was then played by the Accademia degli Imperfetti, an institution founded in 1500 which continued its activity with fervor until it made possible the construction of the Teatro degli Imperfetti - inaugurated in 1807 and equipped with as many as six hundred seats. Lovers of literature will not fail to visit the Augustinian complex and its library, equipped with a beautiful collection of works from the adjoining church; the hostel and, outside, the bronze monument which recalls the Fivizzano origins of Nicholas V, the Pope who designed the Vatican library. (Source: https://www.visittuscany.com/it/citta-e-borghi/fivizzano/)

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Lake Gramolazzo is located in the Apuan Alps park and is an artificial basin created with a dam on the Serchio river during the 1950s.

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Small village located in the valley. Worth seeing: the Romanesque church with a bell tower with an octagonal base.

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Pass which culminates at 838m altitude.

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One of the most significant monuments of Lunigiana. The parish church is mentioned for the first time indirectly in a document from 793. The first official mention dates back to 1148, in a papal bull from Pope Eugene III. Rebuilt in the 14th century following a landslide, its main lines are only slightly modified.

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gramolazzo lake

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One of the best known Apennine passes, the Cerreto separates the provinces of Massa-Carrara and Reggio Emilia. From the pass you can reach the town of Cerreto Laghi, where various walks and MTB trails begin.

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Located in the hamlet of the same name in Minucciano, the lake of Gramolazzo is artificial and exploited for the creation of electricity. Its banks are equipped with playgrounds for children.

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Quiet street, beautiful views.

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