There is a tiny church beside the SS Brennero at Cocciglia. It is easy to miss as it is below the road, but well worth a visit.
Oratorio di San Rocco was built in 1532.
Ponte Nero crosses the river beside the bridge.
Take the path on the right at the end of the little bridge to Strette di Cocciglia, the narrow rocky part of the river below. Look out for Dragon Regulus who is said to live under the rocks.
I will take you there another day.
Ponte Nero now leads to Canyon Park headquarters, which means lots more people will enjoy this gorgeous place.
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Delightful, what a hidden treasure.
It is lovely, worth a visit.
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Love your photo of the old wooden door and the patterns created b the beautiful Italian sunshine.
It is a beautiful little bridge.
The tiny church is San Rocco’s Oratory and it dates back to 1532. Lovely place and great photos! A pity you did not catch Dragon Regulus!
I will return to look for the dragon.
The chapel has a wonderful fresco inside it it. To see it read my post at https://longoio2.wordpress.com/2014/07/24/ravioli-and-suspense-in-val-di-lima/
Thanks Francis. I hope to find the church open one day.
Lovely little find Deb….hope it is open on your next visit.