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몬티첼로 역사상 가장 중요한 순간은 제2차 세계 대전이 끝날 무렵입니다.

Il Castello di Monticello (Gazzola, PC)는 Valtrebbia와 Valluretta 사이의 능선에 위치한 14세기 중세 요새입니다. 1372년부터 언급되었으며 오랫동안 Arcelli 가문의 소유였으며 Farnese 가문과 다른 가문을 거쳐 19세기에 Arcelli 가문으로 돌아왔습니다. 1945년에는 파르티잔 전투의 무대였습니다.

However, the church of Monticello is dedicated to Saint Stephen :-)

The municipal cemetery of Castellana

Isolated secondary road among the vineyards, with a view of the Trebbia Valley.

bridge over the Trebbia, allows you to cycle on the left side of the Trebbia between Rivergaro and Travo

The 357th giant bench of the Big Bench Community Project was "born" in Veano di Vigolzone, next to the long tree-lined avenue. From here, visitors can admire the splendid panorama and landscape of the Piacenza hills and valley, while also learning about the history of one of Piacenza's most illustrious citizens: Giulio Alberoni, his College, the artistic heritage it houses, and the Veano estate. Cardinal red is the color of the large bench awaiting travelers, tourists, walkers, cyclists, and the large community of bench-holders in Veano; red like the purple of Giulio Alberoni's cardinal's robe, which stands out in the most famous portrait for which the illustrious Piacenza native is recognized worldwide. It is the second in the Vigolzone area, after the one in Villò, inaugurated in 2022. https://www.ilpiacenza.it/attualita/installata-una-panchina-gigante-a-veano.html © IlPiacenza

The descent that begins on the ridge that separates the Trebbia Valley from the Luretta Valley ends in Travo. The descent is very panoramic, with a beautiful view of the characteristic crest of Pietra Parcellara, also known as the Matterhorn of the Trebbia Valley, and Pietra Perduca. The beauty and uniqueness of the Pietre is given by the gap they show with respect to the context that surrounds them. If Pietra Perduca and Parcellara were in the Alps, they probably would not attract attention. Instead, they emerge in the middle of an Apennine landscape of gentle hills. The Pietre have a dominant position because while the surrounding soft formations were dismantled by erosive agents, they resisted thanks to the resistance of their rocks. A process known as differential erosion. Pietra Parcellara and Pietra Perduca are two fragments of oceanic crust trapped in the middle of clay and sandstone. It is precisely the contrast between the gently sloping slopes that define the Emilian Apennines and the decidedly Alpine appearance of the Pietre that makes these places so interesting.