Points of interest

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

The Rovelli family “marangoni” that is, carpenters, lived for generations in Cusio Superiore, a district that in the 15th century was part of the municipality of Averara of which...

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 Fountain called Tricuspidale located in Serina is so named because of the three spires above it, dates back to 1645 and stands at the...

The "Dragon Spring" is a legendary spring in Oltre il Colle (Brembana Valley) linked to an ancient tale of a seven-headed dragon...

San Giovanni Bianco is the village where the changes in the valley road system are most visible due to the bridges. The Ponte Vecchio is the...

History in the rock. An area, between altitudes 2,100 and 2,450 m asl, with numerous engraved boulders has been identified in the territory of Carona....

The route of Cornello's via Mercatorum was characterized by the presence of a porticoed road, where, until the arrival of the Venetians in the Bergamasque...

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 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...

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...