Fivizzano Travel Guide

 kzngirl Says:  The Castello della Verrucola is documented for the first time in 1044. It is believed to have been built on an earlier Roman site as traces remain of Roman construction in a wall that encloses the castle. It was an important stronghold in its time, owned by the Bosi family,... 

 kzngirl Says:  A series of long and winding roads takes us through the town of Aulla and into our little village: Verrucola. Suddenly, just before us is our watermill! As we round a curve in the road, the autumn sunshin alights on an ancient stone church lurching up from the hillside on... 

 kzngirl Says:  Every Tuesday morning there is a street market in Fivizzano. Most towns host a market once a week where there is always a huge variety of food and other sundry items sold: you can buy almost anything you can think of - they really are very diverse. Most of the markets we... 

 kzngirl Says:  Just behind our watermill, is a rather large, very steep hill, and at the top of it - just peeking through the tops of the trees - we could spy the ruins of an old castle tower. Mum and I decided we would go walk-about one afternoon and see if there was any way we could...