Tavolicci, a small mountain hamlet in the Municipality of Verghereto, is an important "Place of Memory" where one of the most tragic fascist reprisals of Romagna took place during the last world war. On the evening of July 21, some Fascist National Guard officers roamed the country assuring people that no harm would be done to them.

On the night of July 22, 1944, while everyone was asleep, a squad of a dozen soldiers rounded up the population, locked them in a room in a house in the center of the village and exterminated them with machine gun shots. Some survived by throwing themselves from the windows of the burning house, but 64 people were killed, including 19 children under the age of 10. That house, restored and furnished as in the past, has become the museum "House of the massacre of Tavolicci" . There are exhibits relating to the Second World War and works by various artists.