This region runs along the River Magra, on the borders of Tuscany, Liguria and Emilia. The backdrop consists of numerous castles (Aulla and Fivizzano), countless Romanesque churches (Sorano and Codiponte), together with traces of a civilisation, whic..

The castle of Piagnaro houses the museum, which contains a collection of anthropomorphic sculptures. The feminine statues represent the mother goddess, symbol of fertility, while the heavily armed male sculptures may have been intended to deify heroe..

The emblematic tower, situated between Piazza della Repubblica and Piazza del Duomo, was once part of the wall known as the war-guard (or Cacciaguerra). Built in the 14C, on the orders of Castruccio Castracani, through the middle of the town, it was ..