Cavizzana
Altitude m.s.m. 710
And 'the smallest of the valley on the right geographic torrent of Walnut, one of the few towns that are not crossed by the highway that runs across the valley, but clearly visible from this and reached a few minutes. In antiquity there were forges for processing iron dedicated to building tools for agriculture and as in most countries there was a 'Calcara' for working with lime.
The Cavizzana church dedicated to St. Martin, with altars wooden baroque, dates back to fourteenth century and was extended at a later time. Outside the classic tourist trail Cavizzana is almost devoid of facilities, and economically linked to agriculture and crafts.
