Nestled in the Trebbia Valley, the town of Bobbio retains much of its medieval character, with narrow cobblestone streets, stone buildings and a number of historical landmarks.
But what the town is most famous for is its association with St. Columbanus.
In the middle of the town is the Abbey of Bobbio, founded by the Irish monk in 614 A.D.; and under the chapel in the crypt is Columbanus’ grave, where a group of Colombian brothers, priests, nuns and pilgrims have come together to celebrate Mass and remember the life of their founding saint.
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