Points of interest

The Casino of San Pellegrino Terme, opened in 1907 and originally called the Gran Kursaal, was born as a large space for the elegant sociability of the Belle...

The Grand Hotel dominates the tree-lined boulevard of San Pellegrino Terme with its monumental Art Nouveau facade. Built between 1902 and...

Noble 17th-century building richly decorated. Prominent among the late 18th-century frescoes of the eastern high is a ”Dance Macabre” whose most significant subjects concern the...

The architectural vicissitudes of Palazzo Rimani, now more correctly referred to as Palazzo Zambelli Rimani, have yet to be clarified, but a cadastral map of 1812 shows it...

This ancient building still retains the original architectural lines quite visible and testifies to the existence in the Averara Valley of a precise house-building technique,...

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This ancient and distinctive building overlooking the Via Mercatorum has often been attributed the function of a “Venetian customs house,” but there are no...

A beautiful building in the Muggiasca district is called Ca’ Coerì perhaps from corér, couriers. The house was home to an important family from the Regazzoni lineage,...

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...

It is an Art Nouveau villa built in 1906, two years after the Grand Hotel of San Pellegrino Terme opened. It was commissioned by Amilcare Arrigoni...

As you enter the village, the first house on the right is that of Notary Giuseppe Arizzi, a house with frescoes on the front facade. The notary Arizzi (1873-1960)...

In addition to the administrative power assumed by Serina during Venetian rule, the presence of an important transit and trade route also influenced the fame...