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

A paradise above Lecco, the ideal place to get closer to the mountains in all seasons.

Christmas dinner in Lombardy: the most famous dishes of the region's festive culinary tradition, from starter to dessert

The Belviso Valley is the easternmost of the Orobie Valtellinesi. Dominated by the large man-made reservoir, Lake Belviso, a tangible sign of how important the hydroelectric industry is in this area, the valley has not, however, lost the natural features that make it one of the most remote and popular corners of the territory for hikers. Reaching the foot of Mount Torena, admiring the constellation of lakes that surround it, going in search of the many rock carvings scattered on the boulders, is a unique experience. A journey that begins at the Cristina Refuge. From the hamlet of Liscedo di Aprica you take the road downhill to the Ganda power plant, then the convenient dirt road that leads to Rifugio Cristina where you leave your car. From Cristina you can visit the ancient church dedicated to St. Paul. A short climb with two switchbacks leads to the Falck building at Ponte Frera. Take path number 317 to the right, which goes through ash mixed with birch and coniferous forests to Malga Fraitina, from which the view sweeps over the artificial Lake Belviso. Take the trail to the Aial dei Fiori locality, then to the glacier-smoothed rock terrace, then to Malga Torena. The view is striking: two splendid bodies of water peep out, the Black Lake with its characteristic islet, and the Green Lake where the imposing Mount Torena is reflected. The area is rich inrock engravings: graffiti and uncertain alphabetical characters visible near the lakeshore, dating back 4-6000 thousand years. From here the view sweeps from the nearby Orobie ridge to the Rhaetian Alps chain to the north. The fauna is rich: it is not difficult to admire chamois, roe deer and some deer. In recent years found traces of wolves that seem to be beginning to repopulate the area, as well as a few bears. The return is by the same route as the outward journey.

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.

Discovering the Lombardy shore of Lake Maggiore, a region characterised by hills, dense reeds, archaeological finds and enchanting villages for you to visit.

Simple walk through the characteristic rural mid-mountain environment, where cultivated fields, meadows, vineyards and orchards alternate. Depending on the season, typical tellin crops of potatoes, barley, rye and buckwheat can be seen.

Casto Forge Park (Parco delle Fucine e Ferrate di Casto) is in a valley where children and adults can enjoy sports and activities immersed in wonderful nature. Wear your climbing harness and get ready to climb rock walls, choose the best trail for your hiking excursion, or simply relax by the small lake! Attractions for all ages in a unique, charming environment Set between two valleys, Valle Trompia and Valle Sabbia, Casto Forge Park looks like a beautiful, picturesque painting depicting nature, sports, and relaxation. Via ferrata (iron ways), climbing walls, hiking trails, mountain bike trails, Tibetan bridges, an incredible canyon created by rock erosion, zip lines, and excursion circuits are scattered along a ring about m 1,700 long. A variety of difficulty levels and attractions for all tastes make Casto Forge Park a true goldmine for leisure and sports practice. The experience is enhanced by the historical itinerary where you will observe what remains of an old industrial site abandoned in 1930. Among the well preserved, very visible remains are six forges, one foundry, one mill, and one lime kiln. The park is easy to reach by car following the road from Casto to Alone. A large parking lot is available. Climbing gear can be rented on-site. Children’s park and lake relaxation Forge Park is a fun, entertaining experience for the whole family: everyone can choose what they like best: the most challenging via ferrata or a walk along one of the trails. When you are ready for a break, relax by the lake alternating some rest with the thrill of the zip line passing right above. You can also introduce children to hiking with thanks to the children’s park. Of course, you can also eat there: visit Càa dele Strèe by the lake and the parking lot and Rifugio Paradiso mountain restaurant managed by Alpini (Alpine troops) and volunteers, open on Sundays and during holidays. For more information, visit the official site www.ferratecasto.com

    Nestled between the majestic peaks of the Bergamo Alps, Lake Gleno stands like an Alpine jewel set in tranquillity and serenity. Located in the picturesque Gleno valley in the province of Bergamo, this alpine lake offers an authentic experience for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the unspoilt beauty of nature.      Lake Gleno is an artificial lake whose history is marked by a tragic event in 1923, when the banks of the dam built to generate electricity collapsed and the resulting flood was devastating.  The hamlet of Gleno and the nearby Villa dam were submerged by water and mud, causing extensive damage and the death of as many as 356 people.  After the accident, the Gleno reservoir was never rebuilt, and the surrounding area was abandoned.  Nature has gradually reclaimed the area, and now Laghetto del Gleno is a tourist destination for hikers and those wishing to explore the area and learn about its history.  Lake Gleno is an ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding nature. Well-marked trails wind through the woods and mountains, leading visitors to breathtaking views and vantage points.  Hiking enthusiasts will find pleasant routes to follow, from the more leisurely and accessible ones to the more challenging one for the more experienced. Lake Valcanale is also a birdwatcher and nature photographer’s paradise. The biodiversity of the area attracts a variety of bird species, offering the opportunity to get close to wildlife and capture unique shots of these charming creatures.  With the cold season, Lake Gleno turns into a wonderful landscape blanketed by snow. The peace and quiet at that time of year add a magical atmosphere to the lake, inviting romantic walks in the snow and offering opportunities for winter sports such as cross-country skiing.