Il Cammino di Santa Giulia
T he “Way” of Santa Giulia covers the route followed when the martyr’s remains were transported in the Lombard era from Porto Pisano (Livorno) to Brescia in the year 763 A.D. It was the Lombard king…
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La Strada Cluniacense della Franciacorta
T he name Franciacorta reveals its history, the bond with the Frankish Courts and the arrival of the Cluniac monks, thanks to whom the territory enjoyed free trade (curtes francae); the name “…
Itinerario Linea Cadorna
T he Cadorna Line, more correctly called the Italian Defensive System on the Northern Border with Switzerland, was designed to protect the border areas from potential foreign attacks between the end…
Cremona: walled cities
T he Duchy of Milan to the west. Venice to the right. In between? Cremona. A war-torn area between opposing sides: first Visconti and Sforza against La Serenissima, then Spanish against French,…
Sabbioneta
S abbioneta is a hidden treasure of Renaissance architecture located in the province of Mantua. This quaint town encapsulates an extraordinary cultural heritage and offers a unique experience. It is…
Park North Oglio
O glio Nord Park includes the upper stretch of the river Oglio at the outlet of Lake Iseo, up to Gabbioneta and Ostiano, between steep and wooded banks surrounded by an area strictly dedicated to…
Park North Adda
T he Adda Nord Regional Park includes the territories situated along the course of the river Adda, along the stretch that crosses the high plains , downstream from Lake Como, including the lakes of…
The Last Supper
T he Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci is a shining example of the artist's genius. Originally titled Ultima Cena, it is considered as his masterpiece. It was added to the list of Unesco World…
Lombardy in 5 Castles
M agical places, where visitors can experience all the delights, art and culture. From Maplaga Castle in Cavernago (province of Bergamo) to Grumello Castle in Montagna in Valtellina 5 fotresses rich…
Bergamo in a weekend
V iewed from above, Bergamo is just like Stendhal described it: “The most beautiful place on earth.” Palaces, towers and domes, all within a single embrace. The embrace of the city walls: built…
