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Superpanoramica del Baradello

Superpanoramica del Baradello - Aprica

Gaffione Mine

Comune di Schilpario (BG)

Sarnico

Rediscover the pleasure of a relaxing and exploratory stroll among the Art Nouveau villas and medieval palaces
Ph I Mille

Tulips at Castello di Malpaga

Spring sees the tulips in bloom at Castello di Malpaga, an imposing 14th-century castle that owes its historic memory to the feats of condottiero Bartolomeo Colleoni.   Located in the municipality of Cavernago, province of Bergamo, the castle overlooks an expanse of 300 hectares of farmland in the River Serio Park  and inside, the mediaeval porticoes and courtyards are full of flowers.  Malpaga Castle is surrounded by a crenellated wall with a tower that stands high above the green valley around it, against a backdrop of mountains. An enchanting location with an atmosphere of chivalric stories, which welcomes visitors all year round for lovely experiences, such as the Cena delle Streghe (witches’ dinner) and nature explorations in an historic setting.  These include, in March and April, a welcome to spring with “Tulips at the Castle”, an initiative where you can pick some of the 200,000 tulips at Malpaga. Visitors can stroll among the colourful scented flowers, celebrating spring with tulip picking and other creative initiatives, including workshops, relaxation sessions and lunch at the bistro with views of the flowers.  Find out more at the official website of Malpaga Castle.    
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Infopoint Discover Albino

City of Moroni and many artists, Albino is the ideal destination for a vacation among culture, nature and shared experiences with the local community.
Infopoint Discover Albino

Exploring Lombardy's Alpine Lakes

Lombardy, nestled between majestic mountains and enchanting lake landscapes, is a region that hides natural jewels of rare beauty. Among them, the Alpine lakes offer a magical and charming journey, allowing one to experience an unforgettable adventure among the crystal-clear waters of the Alps.   In the province of Sondrio, the Alpe Gera Basin offers breathtaking views and unique tranquillity; Lake Gallo/Livigno is nestled in a wide basin and offers magical reflections of the surrounding mountains; and Lake Palù, a short walk away, is a place of rare beauty surrounded by wild flower-filled meadows.  In the province of Bergamo, Lake Valcanale, surrounded by lush forests, is an oasis of serenity ideal for immersing oneself in unspoilt nature, while Lake Gleno, with its emerald green waters, is a true Alpine jewel.   Along the way, one will find panoramas of great beauty, where the deep blue water blends with the lush green of the mountains, creating a picturesque and enchanting view.  A trip to these Alpine lakes in Lombardy is much more than just a hike: it is an opportunity to reconnect with nature, to breathe pure air and to surrender to the wonder and magic of unspoilt places. We will lead you along the route, exploring the enchanted beauty of these landscapes, a discovery of hidden natural treasures that will leave an indelible mark in the hearts of those privileged enough to explore them.

The Via Decia, the path of the iron woods

A unique journey through silent woods, majestic mountains and millennia of history between Valle Camonica and Valle di Scalve

Priula Street

The Via Priula is a path of high historical value, retracing the route of the ancient trade road built in 1593. It was started by the Venetian podestà of Bergamo Alvise Priuli to connect the Po Valley with the Valtellina, Valchiavenna and the transalpine, without passing through the Duchy of Milan, then under Spanish rule with its attendant impositions of transit duties. The road was traveled by intense traffic, especially after Venice had entered into a treaty of alliance with the Three Leagues in September 1603. On the basis of this treaty, the Serenissima granted, in fact, exemption from duties both to goods produced in Italy and exported through the San Marco Pass, and to those from Valtellina and Graubünden exported to Venice. This path was therefore traveled by merchants, couriers, mercenary soldiers and cargoes of goods: wools, irons, salt, grapes, cheese and the saltpeter. The rather wide road was passable along some sections by two-wheeled wagons and in the section of the San Marco Pass allowed passage with fully loaded pack animals. Today, from the upper Brembana Valley in the Orobic Alps one reaches Chiavenna through the Bitto Valley of Albaredo, lower Valtellina, and the Chiavenna Plain. From Chiavenna the path connects to the great transalpine trails of the Via Septimer and Via Spluga. One approaches an area rich in monuments, cultures, gastronomic specialties, inns and hotels. The route, especially in the mountainous part, runs along the ancient mule track. In the valley bottoms, country roads, bicycle and pedestrian paths and other trails were favored. It covers about 80 km in 4 days of travel, touching, at the San Marco Pass, the maximum altitude of 1982 meters. - Ph Ig: @vale2389

Monastery of santa maria del lavello

With panoramic views of Lake Como it is a unique location with the charm of antique spaces in an unforgettable setting
Monastery of Santa Maria del Lavello

Visconti Castle

From the tower of the Castle the view of the river and of the surrounding territory is priceless, from the Pre-Alps to the plain
Visconti castle

The Bridge over the Adda

It was built to the design of architect Gualini of Milan, after the destruction of a previous bridge where the battle between the Austrians and French took place in 1796

What to do in franciacorta

Land of wine, nature and history between Bergamo and Brescia. Franciacorta an experience that leaves all your senses satisfied.
What to do In Franciacorta