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A charming lake located in a basin just above the small town of Ventasso Laghi, easily accessible from here via a forest road. It is of glacial origin and can be explored along a beautiful trail. From here, several trails lead to Mount Ventasso.

A striking natural formation located in the hamlet of Atticòla, in the municipality of Vetto, in the Reggio Emilia Apennines. It is not a deep canyon like those of the great American rivers, but rather a series of clayey reliefs—almost like "small volcanoes" a few meters high—characterized by outcrops of ferrous clay, with red and white bands that evoke an almost alien or time-sculpted landscape. An interesting crossing point, it is ideal for a leisurely hike, also suitable for families or photography enthusiasts.

Parish church that once stood in the castle walls in the 12th century, now in ruins, the church of San Giorgio is a single nave facing east. It has a façade portal with a round arch in sandstone and sculpted wooden doors. On a nearby rock spur, the so-called "Crovara cliff", there are still the remains of the castle of the same name.

Good starting point for an excursion to the top of Ventasso. Place to stop for a picnic

Calamone Lake is the largest natural lake in the province of Reggio Emilia and is located in the middle of beech and conifer woods.

Beautiful mountain lake where you can stop for refreshment or just to laze an afternoon on its banks.... news for those of the lowland... there are no mosquitoes😱😱😱💥💥💥

It dates back to the 17th century, when it was raised at the behest of Da Palude. Inside there are seventeenth-century paintings including an Annunciation and a Madonna of the Rosary.

Perhaps the most important museum in the province of Parma, the Magnani Rocca Foundation houses some works of inestimable value. Among the artists present in the permanent collection stand out the names of Filippo Lippi, Carpaccio, Dürer, Tiziano, Rubens, Van Dyck, Goya and, among the contemporaries, Monet, Renoir, Cézanne, De Chirico, De Pisis, Morandi, Burri and sculptures by Canova and Bartolini.