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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.

High slopes in very friable soil. Technical route and not recommended during rainy days.

Nature trail along the Vara river

The Church of Santa Maria Ausiliatrice in Piana Battolla is a Catholic place of worship in the municipality of Follo. The interior is majestic, and the dome adds a very special touch.

A pretty village in the municipality of Licciana Nardi, Terrarossa boasts a square-plan castle built in the 16th century by the Marquis Fabrizio Malaspina.

Pay attention to the cobbles here, by the way, this is a very nice stop to refuel your bottle with some fresh water from the fountain just close to "la loggia"

Where Highway 63 begins!

All done just in case, a place worth visiting.