Discover in Bormio an incredible collection of more than 14,000 minerals from around the world.

Ecomuseum is the union of past, present and future of community history

Rows of vineyards line the countryside, producing some of the finest wines in the world. Exploring Wine Cellars in Lombardy

A remarkable artistic heritage, a variety of landscapes, rich cultural traditions... all waiting to be discovered!

Climbing ice falls is an exciting adventure that confronts man and nature.

Lombardy is also a gastronomic journey of tastes and flavors to be discovered

Many initiatives, activities, cultural and sporting proposals that will make you love the cold

They are the symbol of a tradition rich in flavors linked to the land and to the art of cheese making

Lombardy is a perfect destination for those who love mountain holidays in front of the beautiful scenery of the Alps.

Starting from the Aprica Sports Hall, continue uphill along Via Magnolta until you cross the bridge over the Aprica stream and descend for a short distance on Via Clef. At the first fork we turn left and climb for a short distance on a road that from asphalt becomes a dirt road after a curve on the right. We immediately find the first descriptive panel made by Aprica elementary school children. Along this simple and scenic route , suitable for children, we can find, distributed along the way, several panels where the children have summarized all the useful information for organizing a safe walk in the mountains. The first section climbs in altitude very gradually, and the view of the Valtellina and the Rhaetian Alps distracts us from the effort. Once we reach the locality Corna Bassa, where we find some tables for a rest, the road begins to climb in altitude with some hairpin bends that take us to the huts of Corna Alta. At the fork at the third hairpin bend we turn left to the east and continue until we join the road that goes up to Magnolta (trail 326). From this point we descend to the left, taking the downhill road that passes the Magnolta "piston" and takes us back to Aprica. Descending after passing the Aprica stream, the road from dirt becomes paved and takes us back to the starting point. (Going down the last stretch we can find the fork on the right that takes us to the life trail)