At the foot of Mount Ubione where the two rivers Brembo and Imagna converge, a few kilometres from Bergamo, lies the village of Ubiale Clanezzo.   In this strategic position at the entrance to the three valleys of Brembilla, Imagna and Brembana, stands the imposing castle surrounded by a charming park of centuries-old pine trees. It is an excellent starting point to head for the medieval village, the impressive Attone rough stone bridge and the Tibetan bridge leading to the Val Brembana trail.

An unusual adventure among fortresses, cloisters, former monasteries and more.

Located in the locality of the same name in the Province of Bergamo, it can become a real adventure for tourists looking for myths and legends

1,800 works, five centuries of Italian art, from Raphael to Baschenis, in one of the most visited museums in Italy

The author's itinerary to discover the authentic Beauty of Bergamo

In Bergamo on the trail of Lorenzo Lotto, one of the leading exponents of the Italian Renaissance

Visit the WWF nature reserve of Valpredina.

A space for dialogue and meeting in an artistic and spiritual setting

Splendid Neoclassical villa, known for hosting the first experiments for the production of artificial cement in Italy.

Villa Tassis Cerioli in Comonte encapsulates centuries of history, art and worship, and today, it is the headquarters of the Institute of Sisters of the Holy Family.

As well as offering visitors monuments and museums, Seriate, in the province of Bergamo, has historic villas that stand as testament to its past.   Seriate’s villas were built over the centuries by noble and middle-class families who would spend their summers there, or even use them as a main residence. The villas feature a wide variety of architectural styles, ranging from Baroque to Neoclassical.One of the most important villas in Seriate is Villa Ambiveri, built in perfect Baroque style by the noble Vertova family in the 17th century. It is surrounded by 1600 square metres of park, full of plants and flowers and today, it is home to the Russia Cristiana Foundation.We also have Villa Piccinelli, an example of Neoclassical architecture with a garden of plants and flowers from all over the world, as well as being the site where the first Italian artificial cement was created in the 1800s. Villa Tassis, which dates back to the 17th century and now the headquarters of the Institute of Sisters of the Holy Family, thanks to Costanza Cerioli, a well-known figure in Bergamo, now St Paola Cerioli. Lastly, Villa Guerrinoni, now the magnificent home to the municipal library.Seriate’s villas are an important cultural and artistic heritage for the town and we hope you can enjoy their beauty to the full, following this dedicated itinerary.