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Small church surrounded by greenery and built in 1600. Precious water fountain next to it

A small church nestled in the greenery atop the hill known as "Il Monte." Steep access path on both sides.

Codevilla, a small town in the province of Pavia, is located in the lower Staffora Valley, at the gates of the Oltrepò Pavese. Surrounded by vineyards and hills, it is a town characterized by an agricultural and wine-growing landscape typical of the area. The village offers picturesque views and rural tranquility, ideal for walks and bike rides to discover local traditions. Among the attractions, the Church of San Andrea, of medieval origin, represents one of the main historical and cultural landmarks of the town.

Departure and arrival point of the excursion that leads to see the formation of the conglomerates of Cassano Spinola and the Sandstones

The giant bench n ° 124 near Retorbido, by bike it is advisable to go up from Murisasco, from Retorbido the climb is definitely upright https://bigbenchcommunityproject.org/

The first Giant Bench of the Oltrepo Pavese which is part of the Big Bench Community Project.

The Oratory of San Rocco is located in the town of Poggio Alemanno, one of the most characteristic places in the municipality of Rocca Susella. This small building, built in 1600, is also known as the Alpini Church, since it was renovated in 1995 and managed by the Alpini Group of Godiasco, in memory of those fallen in war. Although it is deconsecrated, mass is celebrated once a year in conjunction with the Alpine celebrations. The church is located in a strategic position, on a hill a few meters from the asphalt, a crossroads of paths (which can be traveled on foot or by mountain bike), which can be easily consulted thanks to the noticeboard located at the edge of the large space in front of the building. There is also a small fountain and a series of tables with benches, for resting and refreshment, as well as convenient parking. A few meters from the oratory you exit the woods to enjoy a beautiful view of the hills and valleys of this corner of Oltrepo Pavese.