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Mentioned for the first time in 1221, the Church of San Cristoforo is located on an ancient parallel and alternative road to the Via Francigena of Monte Bardone, coming from Bardi and heading towards Lunigiana through the Passo del Bratello. Until the 16th century, the church had an ancient bell tower with an unusual internal column carved with the sun and moon. The foundations of the apse and the bell tower column are now visible under the stained glass windows. There's also a water fountain and an amazing view of the hills, making this an ideal place for a stopover.

The road is reserved for pedestrians and bicycles and in a splendid green setting it connects Borgo Val di Taro to Ostia Parmense.

At the foot of the memorial lie the stones engraved with the names of the fallen (partisans, civilians and deportees) during World War II.

Lago Buono is a small body of water surrounded by rich vegetation

The Marmitte dei Giganti are particular natural sculptures: the water has scratched the rock to create gigantic spherical shapes.

Memorial chapel erected in 1975 for the fallen partisans of the area.

On March 7, 1945, the owner of an osteria died in a shootout between German troops and partisans. The latter and the associated house were then blown up by the Germans.

Memorial to the dead of all Italian wars, including the partisans, victims of reprisals, Allied bombing raids and deportees.