Virtual Tours of Romagnese

Visit the town of Romagnese at 360° and discover the beauty and history of its monuments and nature from every point of view!

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360° Video of the Rivarolo Waterfalls
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Hidden among the green hills of the Pavese Apennines, in the heart of the municipality of Romagnese, we can find the enchanting Rivarolo waterfalls, a place of rare natural beauty that contains ancient stories and evocative legends.
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Aerial Virtual Tour
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Romagnese, a pleasant village located in the Alta Val Tidone, represents an important part of the Mountain Community of Oltrepò Pavese, as well as a precious holiday destination in both summer and winter thanks to its uncontaminated nature.

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Virtual Tour of the Botanical Garden of Pietra Corva
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The Botanical Garden of Pietra Corva is located in the municipality of Romagnese, at 950 m above sea level on the slopes of Monte Pietra di Corvo, a suggestive and steep outcrop of dark volcanic rock.

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Virtual Tour of the Dal Verme Castle's Embrasures
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In the heart of Romagnese, in the upper part overlooking the Val Tidone, stands the Dal Verme Castle, today the seat of the Municipality of Romagnese. Although the exact date of its construction is unknown, it is believed that the fortress was built by the Dal Verme family between the 14th and 15th centuries for defensive purposes.

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Virtual Tour of the Parish Church of San Lorenzo
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An older church dedicated to the same saint is cited in some documents as the "Della Gera" church which is located on the right bank of the Tidone stream, in the place that is now commonly called the Cenotafio degli Alpini.

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