Panorama Photo

SOLVED RIDDLE.

The Lunigiana is a historical territory of Italy. It is a mountainous region dissected by the Magra river, covers an area which runs from the Apennines to the Mediterranean Sea, now belongs in part to Tuscany and in part to Liguria.
As a region which controls the passage from Tuscany to the northern territories of Italy, Lunigiana was fought over for centuries in countless wars which pitted the native feudal dynasties against one another.
During the Middle Ages, there were 160 castles in Lunigiana, only thirty of which have reached our times. None of these castles are very famous, but it is a enough pleasant area to visit.
I'm at the castle of Bibola, of which only a few ruins remain, but which is a very scenic point.