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Beautiful Romanesque church in sandstone (typical of these areas), immersed in the Ardivestra valley. Unfortunately the interior is not always open to visitors.

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I know this photo from the film "1900" by Bertolucci

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Beautiful but extremely easy to puncture due to large thorns falling from the trees and present on the pavement along some sections of the route. The many punctures were also reported by local residents. It is advisable to bring a puncture repair kit with you.

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Piazza Castello (or Piazza del Palazzo, but also Piazza Malaspina in the popular version accepted by Pellizza himself, today Piazza Quarto Stato), is the place where the painter, between 1891 and 1901, places the advance of the workers. The square was born towards the middle of the 19th century with the renovation of the stately building, commissioned by the new owners Malaspina, who created a new access on the western side. Giuseppe Pellizza painted The Fourth Estate between 1898 and 1901; the work was the fruit of a long creative journey inspired by the protest of a group of workers, for which he had farmers and artisans chosen from among his fellow villagers from Volpedo pose.

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Parish Church of San Zaccaria 12th century

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the experience at night or late summer evening is beautiful and highly recommended

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excellent snack break returning from the splendid village of Varzi

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always quite tidy, it allows you to easily reach Varzi from Voghera, apart from a small interruption in Slaice Terme, otherwise a nice excursion

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Al Castello is a bicigrill that certainly attracts attention thanks to the huge yellow bicycle outside. a very curious bicigrill, It represents an excellent refreshment point created by renovating the old station of the town.

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In Volpedo, the nineteenth-century physiognomy is easily recognizable and allows the visitor to follow an itinerary between art and landscape on the Pelzzino places. We therefore start from the Studio built by Pellizza in 1888, after having decided to live and work in his native country, while remaining in contact with the great international artistic currents. The atelier, which was for the artist a place of work but also of study and meeting with friends, when it was not possible for him to paint en plein air, is open to the public and presents itself as a precious container of Pellizza's memories. The painter's places come to life through the large-format reproductions of ten works scattered throughout the village and placed in selected points, in direct comparison with the landscape glimpses that inspired them. In this open-air museum, the continuous comparison between today and yesterday prompts recourse to the power of art, which gradually manifests itself along the way.

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The name The toponym derives from the Latin vicus (village) and is attested in the X century. as vicopicolo, i.e. a small village, and in the sec. XII as Vicus Pecudis, village of herds (from dapecus, sheep, cattle).

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a tour in the historic center is a must!

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Not everyone looks around the same way. Yet the beauty is the landscape that surrounds us.

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The Rocca di Montalfeo is an ancient settlement of the Marquises Malaspina, located in Godiasco a few steps from Salice Terme. In the past, Val Staffora was a strategic location for a long time, Monte Alfeo is located right on the ancient Via del Sale that brought the precious food from Genoa to Milan. Today the Rocca di Montalfeo is a medieval-style castle, located on top of a hill, open only on special occasions, events or weddings.

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The Rocca di Montalfeo is a castle, the building is located 350 m above sea level.

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Rocca di Montalfeo is an ancient settlement of the Malaspina Marquises, located in Godiasco, a short distance from Salice Terme. In the past, the Staffora Valley was a strategic location; Monte Alfeo lies directly on the ancient Via del Sale, which carried this precious commodity from Genoa to Milan. Today, Rocca di Montalfeo is a medieval-style castle perched atop a hill, open only for special occasions, events, or weddings.

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Almost done. Arrives 2 km from Varzi. Too bad it is divided into three separate paths and there are no clear indications so as not to get lost. Furthermore, the mileage is reported in the route that goes from Salice terme to Varzi, probably incorrectly. Once in Salice coming from Varzi, according to the paddles arranged, only 5 km would be missing to get to Voghera, when the signaling indicated on the ground in the Salice sections Rivanazzano Terme and Rivanazzano Voghera add up about 15 km. However, a very beautiful landscape along the Staffora Valley and a asphalted path that passes along the stream

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Excellent refreshment point, on the Voghera-Varzi Greenway. Excellent platters of local cured meats and cheeses. TOP!

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The Pieve di San Zaccaria was probably built by the Comacine masters in the first half of the 12th century. Fallen into a state of neglect over the last few centuries, deconsecrated and used as a farmhouse, in the course of the twentieth century it has been expertly restored and restored to its original beauty. The façade and counter-façade are decorated with alternating bands of sandstone and brick. The portal and the internal capitals have sandstone bas-reliefs from the Oltrepò quarries and are very reminiscent of those in the churches of Pavia. It can be visited only on the occasion of liturgical ceremonies Opening during the hours of Sunday mass at 9am

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