The Temple of San Tomè
T his thousand-years-old monument populating the Imagna Valley features a rare circular shape reminiscent in some ways of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem or an ancient pagan…
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The Three Beeches
N estled in the lush Imagna Valley, the Tre Faggi (Three Beeches) forest offers enchanting trails for those who love the great outdoors. Walking through birch and beech forests, the trail ends at…
Pertus Pond
A vantage point reflecting the sky. This is how the Laghetto del Pertus appears in the eyes of hikers venturing along the paths of the Imagna Valley. The lake, located on a vantage point…
Church of St. Charles
F ollowing a vow of the population afflicted by a disease that was decimating it, the church was erected in 1623 in Fontaniva. On a first visit it appears parva, testudinata, ex caemento pavimentata…
Valdimagnino Museum of Amagno
T he Ethnographic Museum offers a fascinating retrospective on the history and culture of the Imagna Valley, through the careful preservation of the equipment and items used daily by the local…
Clanezzo
A t the foot of Mount Ubione where the two rivers Brembo and Imagna converge, a few kilometres from Bergamo, lies the village of Ubiale Clanezzo. In this strategic position at the entrance to…
Imagna Valley among woods, spirituality, and villages
I t takes little to fall in love in the Imagna Valley. Nestled between the Orobian Pre-Alps and the Bergamo plain, one can marvel at an enchanting corner of Lombardy just a stone's throw from Bergamo…
Church of Sts. James and Andrew
T he building stands in the center of the village, on a square once enclosed by four gates, of which only one facing south remains today. The churchyard was originally a sacred area designated as a…
St. Joseph's Church
T he church of St. Joseph is located on a terrace on the left side of the road leading to the village of San Giacomo, in the center of Castello dell'Acqua. A long flight of steps leads up to the…
Boat trips on Lombardy's rivers
T hey descend placidly from the mountains on the horizon, they silently pass through the cities of art that charm millions of visitors, quench the thirst of communities, irrigate pastures and crops,…
