Lunigiana

The San Bartolomeo's Abbey in Linari was situated along the Salt's Route towards the Lagastrello Pass and represented one of [...]

The Bagnonese territory has been populated since Stone Age, being the pre-historical settlements half way on the hills. The early [...]

Filetto is one of the most characteristic historic villages in Lunigiana due to its squared layout probably of Byzantine origin [...]

Located along the pilgrimage route Via Francigena, the medieval village of Ponticello dates back to the 14th-15th century. It is [...]

The hilltop village of Malgrate with its castle dating back to the 13th century commands the valley crossed by the [...]

Comano is situated in the upper valley of the river Taverone at the foot of the Apennine National Park with [...]

Equi Terme is a small village at the foot of the Apuan Alps, renowned for its caves and thermal pools. [...]

Around the year 540, Belisario, a general of the emperor Giustiniano, decided to build a fortification northern of the Roman [...]

Stazione ferroviaria Filattiera

Monte dei Bianchi is a walled hamlet situated in a panoramic position overlooking the Apuan Alps. In the Middle Ages [...]

Malpasso is a steep and solitary route, enclosed between the rivers Enza and Taverone, that has played an important role [...]

One of the most important places of worship in Lunigiana, the Church of Saints Cornelius and Cyprian in Codiponte, a [...]

The Church of Sorano has been for centuries one of the most important churches in the ancient Diocese of Luni. [...]

The Logarghena Prairies are mountain pastures situated at 1000m asl at the foot of the Apennine range. It is the [...]

BikeSquare Lunigiana is a cooperative made up of tourism professionals, tour guides, and environmental experts. It was created to provide [...]

Solco di Equi is a canyon in the village of Equi Terme, result of the glacial age of this valley.

Il torrente Bagnone nasce dal monte Sillara a 1861 metri, nel territorio del comune omonimo. Presenta due sorgenti naturali che [...]