Bargecchia

In October Bargecchia hosts the "Sagra della Mondina e del Quartuccio", a festival attracting fans of traditional foods where dishes made with chestnuts and other local specialties are served with excellent Tuscan wine.
Less than one kilometre from Bargecchia is the ancient village of Corsanico, dating back to the Roman colonial period, the second century before Christ.

The medieval chapel of San Michele Arcangelo in Corsanico, the village’s most important monument, is significant not only for its historical and religious importance but for the presence of a spectacular monumental organ made by Vincenzo Colonna of Venice between 1602 and 1606, now completely restored and perfectly functioning, to the amazement of those who appreciate the solemn sound of the church organ.
Despite its small size, in July and August every summer Corsanico becomes a cultural centre for classical music lovers with its prestigious thirty-year-old "International Classical Music Festival", with the participation of numerous artists and orchestras renowned all over the world in a packed programme of concerts and events.

Another event worth noting in Corsanico is the Processione della Vergine Addolorata, a ceremony which has been held on the first Sunday in May for almost three hundred years, in which an ancient silver statue of the Virgin is carried in procession around the town’s ancient streets.