Visit the "Balcony on the Alps".

Museums, Indiana Jones-style adventures and school farms. Discover Lombardy for children

This path borders the western bank of Adda river going south, and then yp along the eastern bank.   The ride starts from Imbersago direction south, going through Robbiate and direction south, going through Robbiate and arriving at Paderno d'Adda.Following the villages along the western bank of the river, it goes toward Colnago and it crosses SP2, taking it in direction for Trezzo D'Adda. From here, it you want you can even try a diversion to Vaprio d'Adda, where Leonardo da Vinci spent for 7 years, and then fo go back up foward Crespi. From here. you have to take SP 170, riding your two-wheel racer for around 20 Km, until you arrive in Brivio, the end ot your path.  Places to visit: Imbersago: Surrounded by hills and chestnut woods, with a view of Grigne and Resegone. Here you can find the famous ferry created by Leonardo da Vinci working thanks to the drift only. Paderno d'Adda: Settled in the middle of Northern Adda Park, where you can find the Da Vinci ecomuseum, too. Here you can find the Paderno bridge, dating back to 1887/89, where nowadays there's the railway Seregno-Bergamo, renowned as an engineering wonder. Moreover, you can even visit the tamous waterway. Trezzo d'Adda: here is the millennia-long tower where died Barnabò Visconti, in addiction to the Visconti castle of 1300. Vaprio d'Adda: Leonardo lived here trom 1507 until 1513, it is betteto underline the traces and the signs left by the artist, In addiction to this,this village is settled in the Northern Adda Park, the pertect place for verdant walks and rides. Brivio: this is an old town center with a small Jewish suburb on the river bank and where you can find anamazing 3,5 Km long bicycle and pedestrian lane. 

The civic museum of Palazzo Marliani-Cicogna houses a vast collection of artworks owned by the city, and was opened to the public in 1990. The structure's restoration, which began in the 1980s and was completed in the year 2002, brought to light a number of the building's historical aspects, including the wine cellar and stables, which date back to the sixteenth century, as well as a series of eighteenth-century ceiling paintings and decorations. The collection's works, which consist in some 200 paintings, frescoes, sculptures, drawings and prints, are grouped according to thematic, stylistic or historical criteria. They range from local religious works, to a few significant works of Lombard Mannerism, even including paintings by important artists from the town of Busto Arsizio itself: such as Biagio Bellotti (1714-1789) and Giuseppe Bossi (1777-1815). The bulk of the work documents the period of late Lombard Romanticism, featuring local artists who mainly worked out of Milan, such as Enrico Crespi and Emilio Magistretti. There are a large number of works by Arturo Tosi, also a native of the city, along with a rich selection of pieces by artists who were, or have been, active in the area from the early twentieth century up until to the present. Others include: Claudio Olivieri, Tino Repetto, Enrico Della Torre, Claudio Rotta Loria, Giorgio Albertini, Attilio Forgioli, Gianfranco Pardi, Sergio Sarri, Giancarlo Ossola, Alberto Venditti, and more. Many of the contemporary artworks come from the various editions of the Premio di Pittura Città di Busto Arsizio (The "City of Busto Arsizio Painting Award"), which was held biannually from 1996 until 2004. Since the time of its opening, the museum has hosted numerous temporary exhibitions of figurative art and historical documentary works, as well as various educational initiatives. The museum's educational services include workshops and interactive guided tours of the permanent collection in both English and French, as well as themed activities in honour of the temporary exhibits.

To miasto, które ma podwójną wartość a jego terytorium jest bogate w przyrodę, sztukę i kulturę

Woods and canals studied by the Renaissance Genius. Inspiring mountains. Ferries that operate with the current.