Points of interest

The new parish church, designed by engineer Luigi Angelini in an eclectic style, was built between 1920 and 1925 thanks to contributions from the population. The...

Valtorta Parish Church is dedicated to St. Mary of the Assumption and was rebuilt between 1898 and 1904 by architect Antonio Piccinelli....

Church clearly visible from the entrance to the Upper Brembana Valley, built on high ground that allows it to dominate the Valley with the Dolomite Mount Messa behind it....

The St. John the Baptist Church in Forcella traditionally considered the oldest church in Valsecca, but the earliest documentary record known so far dates back only...

The Church of Saints Cornelius and Cyprian stands at the highest point of the village and towers above it with its leaning bell tower that ends...

The ancient parish church of Gerosa, now deconsecrated, is dedicated to Mary Most Holy Assumed into Heaven. In the oldest documents it was referred to by the name...

The small church of St. Francis in Dossena is a religious building located in an area decentralized from the town center, nestled in an area characterized...

The Holy Trinity Church in Dossena stands along the historic Via Mercatorum, a network of medieval paths that arose spontaneously and only later...

The Trebulina del Coren is one of the shrines in Dossena and is named after the location where it is located because, due to its...

The history of the Holy Trinity Monastery officially began in 1627, but it took years to obtain permission from the Republic of Venice and...

The Municipal Palace of San Pellegrino Terme, located at the end of the tree-lined avenue, was completed in 1890. In addition to housing municipal offices, it also accommodated...

The Oratory of St. John the Baptist is located along the ancient road that connected Cusio with Ornica, on the edge of the saddle of the pass and in front of the...