The symbol of Morbegno

The Lower Valtellina is an ideal destination for the discerning tourist who wants to take a break from work and the hectic pace of the city. The picturesque villages of these areas welcome the visitor by telling him or her their history, through the remains of ancient castles and monasteries or the more modern murals. A walk through the historic center or out of town reveals old houses with wooden galleries, wash houses, lively crafts that have almost disappeared, small churches and shrines. But Bassa Valtellina is also the valley of large numbers. Buglio in Monte is the town that, in its development from south to north, rises an impressive 3410 meters in altitude, a record among the municipalities in the area. Tartano, on the other hand, is home to Europe's highest Tibetan bridge.

A nice mule track leads to this massive building, located on a promontory overlooking the creek Livrio

Between the Adda and Martesana rivers, places tell the story of Lombardy's history and industriousness

A historical route that extends from Constance to Pavia and then joins the Via Francigena to Rome