Cecciola

Cecciola: a pearl in the Reggio Apennines

If you are looking for an enchanting place in the Reggio Apennines, Cecciola might be just what you need! This hamlet in the municipality of Ventasso, located in the upper Val d'Enza, offers an authentic experience immersed in nature.

Physical geography: where is Cecciola

Cecciola is located along the western slopes of Mount Lungo, near the right bank of the Liocca stream. The hamlet is southwest of Ramiseto, the largest town in the area. If you love hiking, Cecciola is the ideal starting point for numerous mountain walks.

Cecciola: the green enchantment of the Reggio Emilia Apennines.

History of Cecciola

Cecciola has a long history dating back to at least the 14th century. Mentioned in a document from 1357 as ''Cezula'', it was located within the borders of the Valley of the Knights. Over the centuries, the hamlet was part of various territories, until it was included in the territory of Vairo. In 1847, following the Treaty of Florence, Cecciola was ceded to the Duchy of Modena and Reggio.

What to see in Cecciola

If you are looking for ancient ruins or historical monuments, Cecciola might not be the right destination for you. However, the Church of Santa Maria Assunta is an interesting place of worship to visit. The church, dating back to the early 18th century, is an example of religious architecture of the time.

How to get to Cecciola

Cecciola is reachable via Provincial Road 15, which connects the SS 63 with the Lagastrello Pass. If you are driving from Reggio Emilia, you will have to travel about 80 kilometers, but the beauty of the landscape will reward every effort.

Conclusions

Cecciola is a quiet hamlet, ideal for those seeking a vacation in the green and away from the stress of everyday life. With its breathtaking panorama, its mountains and its historic church, Cecciola offers an experience far from the chaos of cities. If you are looking for an authentic place to find peace and tranquility, Cecciola might be the right place for you.

Chiara Russo
Wrote by Chiara Russo
Updated Thursday, Feb 9, 2023