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Where it is<\/h2>\n

It is located in the high Trebbia Valley, on the Ligurian Apennines along the State road 45 and about 60 km from Genoa, which makes it – together with Zerba – the Emilian municipality closest to the Liguria region and bordering Piedmont. It lays in the middle of a large area called \u201cThe Apennine of the four Provinces\u201d, where the mountains of the provinces of Piacenza, Genoa, Alessandria and Pavia meet.<\/p>\n

Why visit it<\/h2>\n

The municipal territory between Trebbia and Boreca Valleys is characterized by a greater cultural autonomy than the territories of the Piacenza Apennines. In fact, Ottone is only 5 km from the border with Liguria – thus it has shared its tradition and history – as evidenced by the long domination of the Doria family over the village and the painted facades of churches and palaces that are located a bit everywhere, along the way to Genoa.<\/p>\n

Don’t miss<\/h2>\n

The Church of Saint Bartholomew<\/strong> has very ancient origins: founded as a monastic cell at the time of Saint Columbanus, it has a beautiful romanesque bell tower. Located near the cemetery in a position overlooking the valley, it retains a timeless charm.<\/p>\n

Worth a visit are the Church of Saint Marziano<\/strong>, in perfect Genoese baroque style (XVIII century), and the nineteenth-century Oratory of Saint Rocco which impresses tourists with its majestic dome, the largest in the entire Diocese of Piacenza-Bobbio.<\/p>\n

The Diocesan Museum<\/strong> of Sacred Art is located in some rooms of the Town Hall, which preserves furnishings and liturgical furnishings from the churches of the territory and from private individuals, dating from the XIV to the XX century. Among the most interesting pieces, the vestments with the coat of arms of the Doria and the bronze bell of Saint Bartholomew, forged in 1355. <\/p>\n

The Malaspina Castle<\/strong> (privately owned) is located at the highest point of the village and bears this name in memory of the first lords of Ottone. It was the headquarters of the Doria family until 1797.<\/p>\n

You cannot leave Ottone without first seeing the historic Mill of Doria Princes., today privately owned.<\/p>\n

On the table<\/h2>\n

Trattorias and restaurants offer typical Ligurian and mountain cuisine, with very varied menus and rich in specialties: potato dumplings with pesto, pansotti (local pasta with ricotta cheese and walnuts, tortelli pasta made with chestnut flour with porcini mushrooms, stuffed cabbage, \u201cGenoese cima\u201d (beef stuffed with vegetables), polenta with game, wild boar ribs, truffle rice and typical Ligurian focaccia bread with cheese.<\/p>\n

Keeping fit<\/h2>\n

The area around Ottone is full of trails for trekking and the essential excursions to do are those to Dego Mount<\/a> (1427 m), to Alfeo Mount<\/a> (1651 s.l.m.) and to Cariseto Pass (1077), where it is possible to visit the Castle where Frederick Barbarossa stayed.<\/p>\n

Significant appointments<\/h2>\n

In addition to the Flower Festival <\/strong>(in mid July), on 24th August and in the following days, Ottone celebrates the anniversary of the patron Saint Bartholomew<\/strong> with stalls, games for children and many initiatives. <\/p>\n

Other events of great interest are the feast of Our Lady of Health (September) and the Apennines Festival<\/strong>, which the village of Ottone has become a fixed destination for.<\/p>\n

In the surroundings<\/h2>\n

Not far from Ottone there is the village of Bobbio<\/a>, one of the most beautiful in Italy and known for the importance of the monastery of Saint Columbanus.<\/p>\n

For those who want to take a dip in history surrounded by unspoilt landscape and rich in wild animals (foxes, wolves, wild boar, squirrels and vipers), in Boreca Valley<\/a> there are countries such as Tartago, Zerba<\/a>, Vesimo, Artana that can boast in their respective place names the traces of the passage of Hannibal, during the famous battle of the Trebbia (218 B.C.).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Where it isIt is located in the high Trebbia Valley, on the Ligurian Apennines along the State road 45 and about 60 km from Genoa, which makes it \u2013 together with Zerba \u2013 the Emilian municipality closest to the Liguria region and bordering Piedmont. It lays in the middle of a large area called \u201cThe Apennine of the four Provinces\u201d, where the mountains of the provinces of Piacenza, Genoa, Alessandria and Pavia meet.Why visit itThe municipal territory between Trebbia and Boreca Valleys is characterized by a greater cultural autonomy than the territories of the Piacenza Apennines. In fact, Ottone is only 5 km from the border with Liguria \u2013 thus it has shared its tradition and history \u2013 as evidenced by the long domination of the Doria family over the village and the painted facades of churches and palaces that are located a bit everywhere, along the way to Genoa.Don\u2019t missThe Church of Saint Bartholomew has very ancient origins: founded as a monastic cell at the time of Saint Columbanus, it has a beautiful romanesque bell tower. Located near the cemetery in a position overlooking the valley, it retains a timeless charm.Worth a visit are the Church of Saint Marziano, in perfect Genoese baroque style (XVIII century), and the nineteenth-century Oratory of Saint Rocco which impresses tourists with its majestic dome, the largest in the entire Diocese of Piacenza-Bobbio.The Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art is located in some rooms of the Town Hall, which preserves furnishings and liturgical furnishings from the churches of the territory and from private individuals, dating from the XIV to the XX century. Among the most interesting pieces, the vestments with the coat of arms of the Doria and the bronze bell of Saint Bartholomew, forged in 1355.\u00a0The Malaspina Castle (privately owned) is located at the highest point of the village and bears this name in memory of the first lords of Ottone. It was the headquarters of the Doria family until 1797.You cannot leave Ottone without first seeing the historic Mill of Doria Princes., today privately owned.On the tableTrattorias and restaurants offer typical Ligurian and mountain cuisine, with very varied menus and rich in specialties: potato dumplings with pesto, pansotti (local pasta with ricotta cheese and walnuts, tortelli pasta made with chestnut flour with porcini mushrooms, stuffed cabbage, \u201cGenoese cima\u201d (beef stuffed with vegetables), polenta with game, wild boar ribs, truffle rice and typical Ligurian focaccia bread with cheese.Keeping fitThe area around Ottone is full of trails for trekking and the essential excursions to do are those to Dego Mount (1427 m), to Alfeo Mount (1651 s.l.m.) and to Cariseto Pass (1077), where it is possible to visit the Castle where Frederick Barbarossa stayed.Significant appointmentsIn addition to the Flower Festival (in mid July), on 24th August and in the following days, Ottone celebrates the anniversary of the patron Saint Bartholomew with stalls, games for children and many initiatives.\u00a0Other events of great interest are the feast of Our Lady of Health (September) and the Apennines Festival, which the village of Ottone has become a fixed destination for.In the surroundingsNot far from Ottone there is the village of Bobbio, one of the most beautiful in Italy and known for the importance of the monastery of Saint Columbanus.For those who want to take a dip in history surrounded by unspoilt landscape and rich in wild animals (foxes, wolves, wild boar, squirrels and vipers), in Boreca Valley there are countries such as Tartago, Zerba, Vesimo, Artana that can boast in their respective place names the traces of the passage of Hannibal, during the famous battle of the Trebbia (218 B.C.).","protected":false},"featured_media":16870,"template":"","territorio":[460,936],"class_list":["post-39936","localita","type-localita","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","territorio-val-trebbia","territorio-val-trebbia-en"],"acf":{"id":"25","latitudine":"44.6223812","longitudine":"9.3322487","numero_istat":"33030","comune_localita":"Ottone","iat_di_appartenenza_localita":[33743]},"yoast_head":"\nOttone - Visit Piacenza<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/ottone\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_US\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Ottone - Visit Piacenza\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Where it isIt is located in the high Trebbia Valley, on the Ligurian Apennines along the State road 45 and about 60 km from Genoa, which makes it - together with Zerba - the Emilian municipality closest to the Liguria region and bordering Piedmont. 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