The chapel of Sant'Antonio de Bolada, located between the Mounts of Sta. Maria i.C. and Braggio, was built during the plague of 1620, to save the population from the terrible scourge.
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The Cà Rossa building, commissioned in 1721 by a wealthy family from the valley, has preserved its qualities as a "bourgeois palace" despite the transformations over the centuries.
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In the heart of Deira, a hamlet of Mesocco located on a panoramic terrace on the left bank of the valley, stands a small oratory dedicated to San Filippo Neri.
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The chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows dates back to the seventeenth century and is located in the village of Santa Domenica, overlooking the impetuous river Calancasca.
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