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We didn't visit the interior; we just happened to be there on a mountain bike ride. From the outside, it's very interesting.

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The road is passable with one-way traffic regulated by traffic lights.

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Location of the movie "Lady Hawke" with Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeiffer, very beautiful place not to be missed

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The cross is cute

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The Rocca Viscontea is the main attraction of the whole village. This imposing fortress is clearly visible from the surrounding hills, as it remains in the highest part of the town. Built by Luchino Visconti between 1342 and 1349, the fortress passed to the Scotti family in 1404, then to Filippo Visconti. In 1466 it became part of the heritage of the Sforza family who held it until 1707, the year in which it was incorporated into the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza.

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The Chiesa di San Michele Arcangelo is located in Montanaro, a hamlet of Carpaneto Piacentino. The building probably dates from before the year 1000 and has a special significance for the Lombards, who had a special veneration for the figure of the archangel. The church has undergone several renovations over the centuries, with the Baroque renovations from the 18th century determining its current appearance. The interior of the church consists of a single nave with two side chapels that are connected to each other. The internal decoration is partly the work of Alberto Aspetti, one of the most important experts in mural painting in Piacenza in the first half of the 20th century. In the apsidal area, the patron saint is depicted in a sculptural group: Saint Michael fighting the devil. The bell tower, which began in the Renaissance, was completed at the end of the 18th century.

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It is possible to climb to the top of the main tower (42 meters high) and see the whole village from above a bit of history: Built by Luchino Visconti between 1342 and 1349, the fortress passed to the Scotti family in 1404, then to Filippo Visconti. In 1466 it became part of the heritage of the Sforza family who held it until 1707, the year in which it was incorporated into the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza.

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This church with the patronage “SAN MICHELE” was dedicated to the Archangel Michael. The name (coming from the Hebrew language) means “Who is like God?” He is often depicted - in paintings or as a statue - with a flaming sword, and occasionally a lance. Michael is - together with Raphael and Gabriel, occasionally Uriel is also included - one of the three or four archangels who (according to human understanding) occupy the highest rank in the heavenly hierarchy of angelic beings. Their common feast day in the saints' calendar is September 29th.

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A section of the trail that climbs to Mount Dinavolo, with fallen trees on the path! You can get across by getting off your bike! 12/31/2025 The trail has been repaired and is free of fallen trees.

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Mount Denavolo, m. 702 s.l.m., is located on the watershed between Val Nure and Val Trebbia. Its summit, almost flat and crowned by a fresh pine forest, is characterized by a cross placed at the highest point and offers a splendid 360° view of the surrounding landscape.

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Mount Denavolo, m. 702 s.l.m., is located on the watershed between Val Nure and Val Trebbia. Its summit, almost flat and crowned by a fresh pine forest, is characterized by a cross placed at the highest point and offers a splendid 360° view of the surrounding landscape.

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Mount Denavolo, m. 702 s.l.m., is located on the watershed between Val Nure and Val Trebbia. Its summit, almost flat and crowned by a fresh pine forest, is characterized by a cross placed at the highest point and offers a splendid 360° view of the surrounding landscape.

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Monte Dinavolo (or Denavolo) is one of the first peaks of the mountain range that divides Trebbia and Nure.

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This church is located in the hamlet of Montanaro, in the municipality of Carpaneto. It is often open to visits by tourists and pilgrims.

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Arriving in Bettola and finding the statue of Christopher Columbus in the middle of the square certainly arouses a minimum of curiosity. We know little about Colombo's life in Italy, that he was from Genoa seems the most probable hypothesis but it is almost certain that Colombo's parents were from Bettola and that they then moved to the Ligurian city; since we don't know the real date of birth of our famous navigator, we can really venture the hypothesis that he too was born in Bettola, the inhabitants of this beautiful place are proud of this and believe it. What is certain is that no Bettolese will ever want to follow that demented trend we are witnessing, that of destroying the statue of Columbus, a great figure in world history to whom we owe the discovery of a new world hitherto unknown. What negative followed later is certainly not attributable to the great navigator. Be that as it may, Bettola is worth a stop

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Historic dam! The place around the lake is much, minus the valley floor to reach it, ruined by 3km of cement factory

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There is also an area equipped to stop and near the restaurant bar. The lake arose as a result of the artificial dam built, between 1919 and 1934, along the Arda stream near the locality of Mignano, whose purpose was the creation of a reservoir for the production of hydroelectric energy. Later the lake was transformed into a water reserve for the municipalities of the Po Valley further downstream, currently maintaining only this function [1]. The basin rises to 341 m s.l.m., has an extension of about 2 km² and a reservoir capacity of 15 million m³; the depth is very variable as it is linked to the need for water in the surrounding areas, and can vary from a minimum of about 20 m to a maximum of 60–70 m [2]

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A village church, as there are thousands in Italian peasantry: approachable church, home, always decaying and yet full of charm, here in the Frazione Montanaro, Carpaneto

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Numerous cafés invite you to take a break at the foot of the Passo del Cerro.

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