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Autumn is the perfect season for walks in the woods, where you can appreciate the magical foliage and spend time out in the open air, harvesting chestnuts with friends or loved ones.    In Casale, a district in the municipality of Albino (province of Bergamo), the authentic link between people and nature can be rediscovered in a charming village, 700 metres above sea level. A genuine panoramic balcony over the Lujo Valley, part of the Val Seriana, where the uniquely stunning autumn shades are absolutely unique.  It is also home to Parco del Castagno, a themed wood covering 137 thousand square metres and, above all, a protected area open to all. The Park was created by the Municipality of Casale to offer its inhabitants a space dedicated to pasture in the summer, to chestnut harvesting in autumn, and to providing firewood in the winter. This oasis of unspoiled beauty can be reached with a short walk from the church of Sacro Cuore in Casale, where you can also leave your car. A visit to Parco del Castagno is also a great opportunity to try out “biligocc” in Casale: dried chestnuts, smoked using a traditional method that dates back centuries.    

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    Our next stop is in Gardone Val Trompia, a municipality in the middle valley known for the presence of the convent complex of Santa Maria degli Angeli, including the Basilica and the Convent.   Built in the mid-fifteenth century at the behest of San Bernardino da Siena, the church has been restored several times and is still open to the public, while the adjacent convent complex is privately owned. The central lunette depicting the Madonna degli Angeli, painted in 1502, stands out in the extensive frescos decoration of the presbytery, dating back to the early sixteenth century. Further noteworthy elements are the fifteenth-century cloister of the convent, the Room of the Cenacle and the Rizzinelli Fund, a collection of books published between the sixteenth and twenty-first centuries.       (Ph: bresciatourism.it)

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