Panorama from the Duomo






Barga in Tuscany

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The images are from personal visits to this fascinating mediaeval walled town in the verdant and beautiful countryside of Tuscany (click here for a good website about the history and attractions of the area). Many of the Italian families that form the backbone of the Scottish Ice Cream and Fish Restaurant trade originally came from around Barga, and their descendants maintain strong links with the area, thus producing a uniquely Scottish flavour to the place. The quality of the food, the beautiful wooded hillsides and dramatic mountains, the friendliness of the locals, all these things combine to make Barga a 'must-see' for folk visiting Tuscany.

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Rooftops of Barga - From in front of the Duomo From above the Roman Aqueduct Roman Aqueduct below Barga Fascinating alleys in Barga old town All roads lead up to the Duomo Chimneys of Barga 1 Chimneys of Barga 2 Barga - Looking down towrds the main gate The texture of handmade Barga roof tiles You'll feel at home in the most Scottish town in Italy Put your fingers and thumb into the eyes and mouth and make a wish Barga door knockers 1 Barga door knockers 2 Barga door knockers 3 Barga door knockers 4 Rooftops of Barga Typical Tuscan hilltop village More roof tiles, I like the geometric patterns Barga villa Rooftops of Barga






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