Pieve di San Giacomo di Colombaro

The Romanesque church is situated near the ancient route of Via Vandelli. The building already stood in 1127 when Fredolfo, provost of the Cathedral of Modena, granted land to the Church of Saint James the Apostle, situated in Colombaro, in honour of Santa Maria di Marola.

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