Comano area is of great interest for its nature and history; as a consequence, it has known a sharp increase in tourism in the last few decades. During the summer Comano hosts a number of fairs and events: among them a painting fair with local artists and a horse fair in September. Apart from the castles and fortresses around Comano, this area is scattered with little centres are of great cultural interest.

Crespiano's main building is the church of Santa Maria Assunta, which took its present shape in 1079 when king Otto I ruled over the region. The architecture of this church was influenced by the style once fashionable in Lombardy and in Lucca; along with San Giorgio's church in Pontremoli, this is the only church in the region featuring suspended arches along the walls, held by half-columns.
Not far from Linari one can see the remains of the Abbazia (Abbey) di San Bartolomeo, an important stop for the pilgrims on the way to Rome, now just a complex of ruined walls.