The Cà Rossa building, commissioned in 1721 by a wealthy family from the valley, has preserved its qualities as a "bourgeois palace" despite the transformations over the centuries.
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The northernmost municipality of the Calanca, with the hamlets of Santa Domenica and Augio. Walking through streets and views is like immersing yourself in an open-air work of art.
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The Prò de Leura chapel, dating back to the seventeenth century, has recently been transformed thanks to the magical touch of the artist David Tremlett.
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The chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows dates back to the seventeenth century and is located in the village of Santa Domenica, overlooking the impetuous river Calancasca.
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