Points of interest

Cornello has linked its name to the ancient Tasso family, known throughout the world for Torquato Tasso's poetic gifts and skill...

The village of Oneta, in the municipality of San Giovanni Bianco, is an ancient nucleus crossed by the Via Mercatorum, which connects it to nearby Cornello....

Mezzoldo is characterized by a large number of hamlets spread throughout its territory: Sparavera, Soliva, Ca’ Vassalli and Ca’ Bonetti to the south...

The hamlet of Pagliari, a small stone jewel dating back to the 17th century, rises just beyond the last houses of Carona, along the road leading...

The hamlet of Bretto lies just north of Cornello and consists of two groups of houses, Bretto Alto and Bretto...

Sussia, a small mountain hamlet located at an altitude of 1,000 meters, can be reached by taking, in about an hour, a dirt road that follows the route of the former mule track, starting...

Mezzoldo, 900 meters above sea level and the last built-up area in the upper Brembana Valley, has always been a key logistical point along the Strada Priula, the...

For more than two centuries, beginning in the mid-15th century, Baschenis painters succeeded one another from father to son, decorating with frescoes dozens of...

The village of Trafficanti, in the upper Brembana Valley, is one of the most evocative places linked to the commercial history of the Orobie. Located along the ancient route of the...

In the Brembilla Valley, old farmhouses are authentic temples of rural civilization, living testimony to a rural past rooted in the 16th century....

The Ecomuseum is neither a simple building nor a circumscribed place: it is the entire municipal area that constitutes it, from the historic village to the mountain pastures, of which...

Urbanistic jewel now uninhabited, a typical mountain village. Enchanted place that deserves a visit: it seems to be out of this world, catapulted back to the...