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In summer, the town is crossed by regional road 66, which, after 3 km in La Lima, intersects with the SS.12 towards Abetone, where many people head on weekends in search of cool air and the many marked trails on the ridge.

Liturgical place kept in perfect conditions.

A Catholic building kept in excellent condition.

A little pearl in the heart of Popiglio. This church, simple on the outside but rich in history and art on the inside, deserves a stop. Inside there are works that tell centuries of devotion, in a quiet and intimate atmosphere that invites you to slow down for a moment. Next to the church there is a point from which a beautiful view opens up over the Lima valley. Excellent place for a break, some photos and maybe a snack.

An ideal stop for cyclists passing through Lima. The Church of San Pablo Apostol is an elegant example of modern religious architecture, surrounded by wide and well-paved streets. There are a few cafes nearby for a quick and shaded stop. During the hottest hours, this area also offers good shade.

Ponte della Maddalena, or Ponte del Diavolo, is one of those places that will leave you speechless. It is located in Borgo a Mozzano and is truly unique with its very high arch and slightly crooked shape that makes it different from any other medieval bridge. It is absolutely worth stopping: the atmosphere is special. Crossing it on foot is an experience, and if you are on a bike, be careful of the stone section that can be slippery. There is also a bar nearby with a beautiful view of the bridge, perfect for a break before getting back on the road.

% But - according to legend - once the bridge was completed, the man devised a clever trick to deceive the devil: he made a cat cross the bridge in his place. Thus the devil had to go away mocked.

The Lima, or rather “La Lima”, as the valley dwellers affectionately call their river, originates in the Sestaione valley. The Lima is fed by a complex network of tributary streams in the highlands, which bring snow, spring and rain water. In its course towards the sea, just after crossing the town of Bagni di Lucca Terme, the watercourse up to that point, of a torrential type, also given the conditions of the terrain, calms down and widens flowing into the Serchio, another river that originates in the Apennines, crosses and characterizes the life and environment of the nearby Garfagnana, a small and green historical-geographical region and a large part of the entire province of Lucca.