VEZZANI

This is a mountain village overlooking the Tagnone�valley, in the heart of a fragrant forest with laricio pine�trees. A church in the Baroque style and the imposing�fountain “Les Trois Grâces” lend their names to the two�main squares. Known since anti quity for its Tana copper�mine and forest of laricio pine trees. Vezzani remains�loyal to traditi onal by organising «woods and forest�days» during which a small tourist trains connects the�village to the Palais Vert.

TO VISIT:
- The church of Annunziata: in 1589 it had already�become the seat of the Piévanie de Castello; today the�facade presents features from Baroque art.
- The fountain of three graces: (Euphrosyne, Aglaé and�Thalie), it is located in the centre of the village.
- The weeping willow of Sainte Hélène: Stemming from�a branch brought back of the tree which stayed up the�grave of Napoleon 1st on the Saint-Helena Island, this�willow is more than 120 years old today.