The Rocca Sanvitale overlooking the town square, it belonged to the Sanvitale family from the thirteenth century to the beginning of the seventeenth century, when it passed to the Farnese family. Inside there are frescoed rooms. The tour includes the sixteenth-century rooms and the Oratory of the Assumption.
The Rocca hosts the permanent exhibition of the sculptor Jucci Ugolotti entitled Sacroprofano and the Wine Museum, which is part of the Food Museums circuit.

The Pieve di Talignano, dedicated to San Biagio, is located on the top of a hill surrounded by vegetation, about 1 km from the Parco dei Boschi di Carrega. The small building dates back to 1200.

The food and wine offer is rich: it is the land of Prosciutto di Parma DOP and the production area of Malvasia wine and the Rocca hosts the Wine Museum.