What to visit in Lombardy: guide to the most important places and places.

Cassinetta di Lugagnano is the village of noble Milanese villas, to be discovered by bike or by boat along the Naviglio Grande.

Medieval atmosphere on the top of a hill

This trip takes place between the provinces of Sondrio and Brescia, among amazing sceneries provided by valleys and mountains.   The path starts form Malonno province of Brescia, an ancient, feudal villoge as youcan easily notice looking at its three fowers.Taking SS 42 in the direction for Tonale for 10 Km, you will cross Edolo, and its higherHamlet Mù.  From Edolo you can take SS 39 towards Tirano and tollowing this bendy rood you reach Teglio,  famous for the Aprica Pass and tor its castle. Going on you arrive on Tirano, venue of a wondertul Cathedral of the Virgin Lady.The trip keeps on towards Tovo San' Agata, with its wondertul castle and the tower, andafter this, fhe path hnishes when you arrive in Sondalo enchanting resot among the mountains  of Sondrio. Places to visit: Bergamo: The high part of the city with the Cathedral enclosed by wall ina good state of And the tower, full Preservation. Spinone al lago: great panorama  on Endine's Lake minerale. Darfo-Boario: very famous ther mai bath and Minerai water springs. Cividate Camuno: Wood Brickge built in 1830 berween Darfoe Corna You can find near the archeoiogicol park of Luine. famous place because here were found archeoiogical tools and a preistorical shack if you visit it, you can relieve your forefather history. Capo di Ponte: Nationai Park of engravings ot Nacquane, reachablethrough a narrow street in the Woods Place rich in nature. Cemmo: San Siro Church withits bell tower on a precipice above Oglio River, center of the religious and administrative life of the country.  

A land to explore on 2 wheels...

An old pontoon bridge. Swamps and reeds. Handcrafted jewelry. And tasty boiled meat dishes and Grana Padano to eat. 10 stages to discover

Basilica of San Pietro al Monte: a walk to a treasure in the wood

The important history of San Zenone al Po is linked to its location on the confluence of the Olona and Po rivers. From the Middle Ages onwards armies and river fleets passed through the site and many battles took place. Eminent personalities from this land of rivers include Gianni Brera, sport journalist and writer, in whose writings San Zenone and the Po river often make an appearance and are linked to his childhood stories.