Lodi cheeses
A heritage of cuisine for you to taste: here is a practical guide to discovering typical cheeses to try in Lodi. Lodi, the home of great cheeses The cuisine of the Lodi area is marked by the wise…
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Italian cooking class
Looking for things to do near Milan? Do you love Italian food? Our scheduled cooking classes are held at my home that is located in the beautiful Ticino Natural Park, only 45 minutes by train from…
Erba
E rba sits at 320 metres asl, at the foot of the Lombardy Pre-Alps, on a plain of the same name. This zone was already inhabited prior to Roman times as discovered by experts who have unearthed…
Albavilla
A lbavilla has a very ancient history. Evidence dug up in the Buco del Piombo cave, an extraordinary natural open-air museum is proof of the presence of man here since the Palaeolithic Age. Not to…
Albese con Cassano
T he territory of Albese con Cassano covers practically the same area as that shown on land office maps from the early eighteenth century. The only difference is that in 1928, these two previously…
Alserio
A lserio stands on the banks of the lake of the same name and its deep links to water go way back in history, as revealed by its very name. The middle part of the town’s name, *sĕr-, is in fact an…
Bosisio Parini
B osisio Parini, in the province of Lecco, lies on the banks of Lake Pusiano. Its territory also comprises the village of Garbagnate Rota, an autonomous municipality until 1757. In the Middle Ages,…
Eupilio
E upilio lies on the slopes of Mount Cornizzolo, in a hilly stretch of land between Lake Segrino and Lake Pusiano. This municipality was created in 1927, when Penzano (which also included the…
Inverigo
I nverigo hill is in the heart of Brianza, not far from Lake Como and Milan. This town has a rich history of famous characters and also a large number of historical residences, once owned by rich…
Lambrugo
T he history of Lambrugo begins in the V-IV century BCE with Celts moving southward into the Lambro area (bruig is Celtic for village). Later would come the Romans. Yet, for centuries, Lamburgo…
