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The Cathedral of San Cristoforo in Barga is a Romanesque jewel. The building, located in the center of the city, has many buildings. The original building was built before the year 1000, the door of the new building was decorated with Romanesque decoration and Gothic elements. The cathedral has a beautiful stone wall and is decorated with many decorative elements. The roof portal has an arch with leaf and a bas-relief with harvest. The side portal is decorated with a bas-relief on the picture frame Biduino (12th century) showing the miracle of the golden Skyphos by St. Nicholas. Source: https://www-visittuscany-com.translate.goog/de/attraktionen/cathedral-san-cristoforo-barga/?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=nl&_x_tr_hl=nl&_x_tr_pto=sc

At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the poet Giovanni Pascoli loved to dine and spend time in this place. The poet lived, starting from 1895, in nearby Castelvecchio (today Castelvecchio Pascoli), a village belonging to the municipality of Barga.

The Rocca di Gallicano still appears as it appeared in 1488. At that time it was part of the defensive fortification system of the Republic of Lucca.

The place of worship stands at the foot of a large sheer wall. According to tradition, it was built precisely on the spot where, around the year 1000, a shepherdess went to draw water; Before his eyes a statue of the Virgin Mary appeared which is still an object of devotion today.

Couple of historic bridges over the riverbed running through Barga. Looks to be permanently dry now - a playground has been created on the river bed between the two bridges.

Impressive! Rather plain external walls belie the extravagant decorations inside.

This beautiful church was built between the eleventh and sixteenth centuries. Take a look at the wooden statue behind the altar in the church. This is a twelfth century statue of Saint Christopher, the patron saint of Barga. The best thing about the Chiesa, however, is the fantastic view you have from the square in front of the church. At the back of the lawn of the church is the Palazzo Pretoria, which nowadays houses the city museum.

In the Duomo you will find many works of art, including a 13th century wooden statue of Saint Christopher, a 13th century marble pulpit by Giudo Bigarelli from Como, several paintings such as Saint Christopher by Tofanelli (18th century) and several works by Della Robbia Terracotta