Tour Overview
Mentioned in 771, it owes its name to the Roman legionary Cornelio Gallicano. Over the centuries it was disputed between Lucca and Modena for its flourishing activities, such as hemp processing and fishing on the Turrite.
The tour retraces key events, from the 1370 revolt to the annexation to the Kingdom of Italy. Walking through the village, you will discover its strategic role along the Via del Volto Santo.
Stops
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Stop 1: Town Hall Square
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Stop 2: Church of San Giovanni
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Stop 3: The Castle
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Stop 4: Church of San Jacopo
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Stop 5: The Old Cemetery
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Stop 6: The Rocca of Gallicano
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Stop 7: Antonino Caponnetto Square
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Stop 9: The fountains and the chapel of San Rocco
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Stop 10: War Memorial
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Stop 11: Church of Santa Maria
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Stop 12: Ceramics at the fountains
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Stop 13: Arch of Francesco V d'Este
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Stop 14: The Baths of Gallicano
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Stop 15: Church of St. Andrew
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Stop 16: Church of Saint Lucia
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Stop 17: Church of Ponte Guelfino
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