발 디 니차 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

11세기 수도원, 훌륭한 상태와 귀중한 프레스코화가 있습니다. 주의 깊게 방문할 가치가 있습니다.

A beautiful location surrounded by woods. Both the upper church with its cloister and the lower chapel are worth a visit. The chapel in particular, enveloped in the tranquility and silence of the chestnut grove, helps one reflect on the true necessity of the frenetic pace of daily life.

Beautiful paths and view. Bring the map as the hike is not well marked.

Evocative frescoes

Challenging climb!

The Hermitage of Sant'Alberto di Butrio rises among the first reliefs of the Ligurian Apennines, in the Staffora valley of the Oltrepò Pavese, in the province of Pavia.

This is an 11th-century hermitage, and here (like many other works in the Staffora Valley) the first "stone" was laid by a Malaspina. The hermitage, nestled within a forest of holm oaks and beech trees, is truly a gem, with its three Romanesque churches, a beautiful bell tower, and a cloister with an ancient well.

Place of pilgrimage, well cared for. There are picnic tables and a drinking water fountain. Crossing the church you come out into the courtyard of the hermitage where you can enjoy an excellent view of the valley.