A journey in time on the banks of the Lake Pusiano

The transition from summer to autumn provides the ideal conditions for regenerating family moments along the scenic trails of Lombardy.

One of the most interesting walled cities of the Lombardy region, divided by the Adda river.

Pizzighettone is an extremely interesting village with very peculiar characteristics. Thanks to its natural position it seems similar to a town, crossed by a big river a defended by its walls. Till some years ago the walls were entirely covered by the grass but then, thanks to the involvement of an Association called Gruppo Volontari Mura ,the walls were restored. Now it is possible to visit them.The guided tour generally starts from the external ditch. The area, which in the past was occupied by the Serio Morto’s water, is nowadays a nice garden where you can go for a walk or participate to some shows or concerts. The walls of Pizzighettone are particularly interesting because, inside of them, it is possible to organize some events and exhibitions.

An ancient town in the province of Varese on the Lombard shore of Lake Maggiore.

Romagnese is a characteristic medieval town. The Dal Verme family ruled the area and built its fourteenth century castle. Of its ancient splendour two buildings which were once part of the castle have survived to the modern day - a tower and a sandstone building with a beautiful nineteenth century portal.

Several testimonies of a past rich in history, all to discover

In the shadow of the Campanone di Bergamo, in Piazza Vecchia, Palazzo del Podestà tells the story of distant origins: the story of the Sixteenth century!

The castle has long been a landmark and the protagonist of events that have changed the city’s history.

Valle Lomellina is a populous town in central Lomellina, rich in agricultural and industrial activities. Many industries in the town are involved in rice refining; there are small artisanal workshops that mill rice as was done in the past, as well as large food industries that distribute Lomellina's rice throughout Europe. At the heart of the town, with its typical layout of low houses along wide, irregular streets, stands a curious 14th-century castle, altered in the 19th century with romantic additions. Due to its unique semicircular shape, central structure with cylindrical towers, arcaded loggias with pointed arches, and its rich collection of battlements and beccatelli, the castle is an architectural complex that is decidedly unusual and worthy of being imagined as the setting for a Walter Scott adventure novel. The adjacent neighborhood is also interesting, having preserved the typical features of a medieval village. In addition to the 17th-century parish church, the small church of Santa Maria del Castello is definitely worth a visit, where 15th-century frescoes were recently discovered, as well as the 16th-century Sanctuary of the Madonna di Casaletto, located just outside the town center along the road to Lomello. Every Sunday, Valle hosts a lively and colorful market, unique in Lomellina on the holiday. SOURCE: MUNICIPALITY OF VALLE LOMELLINA