Elements

The Granelli Square railway station in San Pellegrino Terme, opened in 1906, represented one of the most elegant and symbolic points on the entire route of the...

The Strada Taverna is an ancient mule track that runs along the border ridge between Val Brembilla and Val Brembana, following a ridge line that...

The Temple of the Fallen also called the Temple of Victory was born from a bold idea that matured in 1919: not just a monument to remember the fallen...

This singular fresco, dated 1446 and placed under the porch of the Averara church and currently not fully legible, constitutes a very...

Valleve welcomes visitors to its historic center with an ancient and charming atmosphere, where the medieval and seventeenth-century layout still emerges strongly, despite some...

The Iron Road is a thematic itinerary that tells one of the lesser known but deeper aspects of the history of the Brembana Valley: that...

This historic route crosses one of the most striking stretches of the Brembana Valley, following an ancient connecting axis in which nature and human presence...

The Via porticata of Averara constitutes a section of the ancient Via Mercatorum, the most important of the ancient roads of the Brembana Valley as it allowed the...

The villa that now houses the “B. Belotti” Library was built in 1906 by architect Giovanni Barboglio for notary Ulisse Cacciamali. In 1913 it was...

Along the ancient mule tracks and paths through villages and hamlets it is easy to come across shrines, tribulines and small votive chapels dedicated to the...

The Old Cusio Mill dates back to the mid-17th century, or rather, the earliest document mentioning the structure dates back to that date....

Climbing in Cornalba is not easy because the conformation of the wall allows few holds making the movements more and more studied and complex. They knew that...