Church of St. Mark and St. Leonard

Gragliana was home in the Middle Ages to the hospice of Garilliano, dedicated to Saints Mark and Lunardo. The hospice, recorded in a document from 1260, providential for those crossing the Apuane chain in this area, was swept away by a river flood in the mid-16th century. On its ruins rose the present church, which was authorized by the Bishop of Lucca on April 21, 1559. The parish was erected in 1653. The building underwent a renovation in 1845. From the church it is possible to view the entire village and the large sports field. To access it one must walk along characteristic inner village streets all made of stones, even passing under vaults. To this day used for different celebrations it remains an important landmark for the population.

Directly by car, with a short final stretch on foot