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Como (18,8Km)Como — the postcard city

Como (18,8Km)Como, a city full of charm

Roncola (19,2Km)Excursion to Monte Linzone from Roncola S. Bernardo

Monza (19,5Km)Monza, the city of Queen Theodolinda

Grandate (20,3Km)The Toy Horse Museum, Grandate, Como

Palazzolo Milanese (23,1Km)Fisogni Museum of the Petrol Station

Crespi d'Adda (24Km)Crespi d'Adda Village, Bergamo

Tremezzo (26,4Km)Villa Carlotta Gardens, between Cadenabbia and Tremezzo

Cadenabbia (26,7Km)Konrad Adenauer Academy

Griante (27,3Km)San Martin Catholic Church at Griante Cadenabbia

Griante (27,3Km)Griante Cadenabbia, Lake Como

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo, a medieval city

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo: a place of art and culture

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo Museums

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo, a city truly worthy of attention

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo and the two cities

Bergamo (28,9Km)Orio al Serio Airport — Bergamo — a bit of information part II

Bergamo (28,9Km)A visit to the oldest part of Bergamo

Bergamo (28,9Km)Orio al Serio Airport — Bergamo — a bit of information part 1

Excursion to Monte Linzone from Roncola S. Bernardo

Mount Linzone

Excursion as easy as profitable, especially from a panoramic aspect. The coastal of Monte Linzone is in fact the first significant elevation of the Orobic prealps, with its sweet and verdant summit dome overlooking the underlying Bergamo plain, a thousand meters lower. The trip is feasible almost all year round, except in the case of heavy snowfalls, however rare now.

From the town of Roncola San Bernardo, one of the most famous tourist resorts in the province (20 kilometers from Bergamo, altitude 858 meters), you start to follow the steep paved road that leads to the cemetery. Continue straight, until beyond the end of the road, entering a comfortable signposted path. Having come out of the woods, and passed a wavy lawn with a large cabin, the most strenuous stretch of the trip begins: a wide but steep rocky and gravel channel, which requires a minimum of caution. At its end, you reach the spectacular ridge of the mountain, where the view opens onto the Imagna Valley below and the entire Orobie chain in the background.

Now bending to the left, continue along the easy and undulating summit ridge, until you reach the wide grassy dome of the summit, on which is placed a large iron cross: Monte Linzone, altitude 1392 meters, 1.30 hours from the start. The return takes place along the route followed uphill, and takes about an hour.

The panorama is of those who are not easily forgotten, and it is rightly famous: the Val San Martino, which sinks for a thousand meters below us, the entire Po Valley, closed by the nuanced chain of the Apennines; on the opposite side the Imagna Valley lying at our feet, with the Orobie chain in the background, in a succession as far as the eye can see valleys and peaks.
By completing the excursion in the months of May and June, it will also be possible to admire in all its beauty the flowering of daffodils: a bloom so extraordinary to the point that, until the 1960s, on these meadows took place the traditional as indispensable “narcisata”, a sort of race for those who collected the biggest and most beautiful decks. According to chronicles of the time, on May 1, 1960, something like twenty thousand people counted on the meadows of Roncola San Bernardo! If we think that, at the time, the access road was not yet paved — it would have been only three years later, in 1963 — we can understand how popular this real “party of spring.”

Data sheet
Travel time: 2.30 hours Starting altitude: m. 858 Difference

in height: m. 534
Difficulty: T — Tourist
Recommended period: All year round, in the absence of snow
Region: Lombardy
Province: < /strong > Bergamo
Valle/area: hill

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Monza, the city of Queen Theodolinda

Monza, Villa Reale

Queen Theodolinda, of German origin, was very important for the city of Monza.
Theodolinda was given his wife to the Lombard king Autari for political reasons as usual then.
The Queen was very beautiful as evidenced by the paintings in the Chapel and won the trust of the people. It was very much loved by the people of Monza that gifts chose as a summer residence. The pagan king converted to Christianity thanks to the influence of his believing wife and his son was baptized in Monza.
Also in Monza he had a church built, the current Cathedral. The place was chosen in a particular way: the Queen had promised to dedicate a church for St. John the Baptist but she did not know where. One day, riding with his escort along the Lambro River, he stopped to rest. She fell asleep and in the dream she saw a pigeon standing near her talking to her, saying, 'Way', here. She answered 'Etiam', yes, and so was defined the place to build the church. The two words together formed the first name of the city, namely Modoetia.
The Duomo is beautiful, but there is nothing left of the original construction. During the 13th and 14th centuries it was completely redone. The marble façade with white and green bands is very beautiful and richly decorated. The bell tower was built in the 16th century.
Inside is the Chapel of Theodolinda full of colorful frescoes that in 45 scenes tell the story and life of the famous queen.
In the altar of the chapel there is a display case containing the Iron Crown, a crown with a very special story that was brought by the queen but also by Napoleon.
Protected in its case, the ancient, precious crown sparkles in the light of lighting. It's really pretty and studded with precious stones. It was used for the coronation of the kings of Italy until the 19th century. It is said that the crown contains one of the nails of the crucifix of Christ. Therefore, the crown is also revered as a relic.

scritto da Ali Mustafa - ultima modifica il 10/09/2021

Crespi d'Adda Village, Bergamo

View of the village with the working houses

In the province of Bergamo, near Trezzo d'Adda, a bit hidden between the Brembo and Adda rivers lies this extraordinary village. The result of the commitment of the Crespi family, cotton industrialists, more than a century ago. In 1878 Cristoforo B. Crespi decided to build in that green corner, near the water and a bit isolated, a modern factory. Unlike other industrialists, Crespi believed that a comfortable and quiet life was of vital importance for the workers and for the proper functioning of the factory. He had three buildings built together with the plant for the workers who worked in the cotton mill. His son Silvio, returning from his studies in Great Britain, proposed the construction of a real workers' village. Houses complete with external services and garden were built. The families were large and they found enough space in the beautiful, comfortable homes. The gardens were charged for a vegetable garden, so people became almost self-sufficient and had something to do beyond work. The village was slowly completed completely. Nothing was missing. The church full of frescoes and the house of the parish priest not far away, near the doctor's house. Public toilets, a laundry room, a grocery store, a hospital and even a school.
The Crespi especially cared for the education of young people. The school days were long and in addition to normal subjects, the children were also taught the techniques of working in the factory. The management also lived in the village but in beautiful villas, one different from the other. The Crespi family built the Castle, a large medieval villa next to the factory. Nothing was missing, a short distance from the village, there was the cemetery with the mausoleum for the master family. This beautiful place remained as it was then, with so many houses still inhabited by descendants of the old workers. Ordered and clean remains a unique country, to be visited without a doubt.

scritto da Sheila Pickles - ultima modifica il 05/09/2019

Konrad Adenauer Academy

One of the most beautiful lakes of Europe, scenic landscapes of Lago di Como - Cadenabbia, Italy

Villa La Collina is the former summer residence of the first German chancellor Konrad Adenauers at Lake Como. The historic Villa and the modern Accademia Konrad Adenauer are located in one of his most beautiful and spectacular position overlooking the lake and the picturesque Bellagio. From 1959 to 1966 Konrad Adenauer spent his holidays in Villa La Collina 15 times in a row up to 8 weeks.

During these years Adenauer welcomed numerous important politicians and personalities of his time. Adenauer came to Lake Como by recommendation of his Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano, whose family had its roots here. In the spring of 1957 Adenauer visited for the first time Cadenabbia, where he also learned boccia. Since then, he came almost every spring and late summer there. First years he was in the Villa Rosa, then in the Villa Arminio. Already during his first stay Adenauer discovered the Villa La Collina, which - as the name says - on a hill above the village sits. Villa La Collina is located away from the transit traffic, protected from curious eyes, and offers a fantastic view over the lake. In 1958 Adenauer asked the mayor of Griante for mediation to rent the villa for his next holidays. The mayor took up the matter, and the owner of the Villa La Collina, a French noble family, agreed - the Villa was their summer home which was used only rarely. Two months before the arrival of Adenauer work began in the fall of 1959, around the Villa to make it habitable again. Inside the Villa was more or less no interior.

Local hotels helped with furniture and even the town hall provided a desk. The temporary atmosphere inside was in contrast to the noble position of the villa. However, visitors described the interior of the villa as pretty uncomfortable. But this didn’t bother Adenauer and the villa became his second homefor several years. The mere presence of Adenauer in Cadenabbia was a media event.

Dozens of journalists, German and Italian were waiting outside the villa to get pictures of a relaxed, vacationing Chancellor and pick up crisp quotes. Adenauer loved the landscape, the mild climate, the easy friendliness of the locals and the rich flora.

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Griante Cadenabbia, Lake Como

Villa Maria, monumental residence built in neo Renaissance style between 1889 and 1892 by the engineer Giacomo Mantegazza, Griante, Como Lake Italy.

A fragrant blend of art, relaxation and culture. Contemplation reigns here. A green and blue strip of water and lush vegetation in the shape of a forked tongue, Lake Como looks south towards the industrial heart of Northern Italy and Milan, its financial capital, and north to the almost always snow-capped peaks of the Swiss Alps of the Engadin in the Grisons Canton.

The area around the lake offers excellent tourist hospitality, especially in the central part known as “Tremezzina” or the “Riviera of the Azaleas” for the multicoloured blossoms that burst into flower at the beginning of spring.. Together with Cernobbio and Bellagio, it is in Griante Cadenabbia , one of the queens of the lake and a prestigious international tourist destination with its excellent hotels and the more familiar, intimate and exclusive residences scattered throughout the area, that beautiful geometric plantings forming elegant gardens and inspiring hymns to contemplation can be found.
Cadenabbia lies on the shore opposite Bellagio. Visited in the past by famous personalities such as Giuseppe Verdi and Konrad Adenauer, the German Chancellor, who regularly holidayed here at Villa La Collina , in the far off 19th century, Griante Cadenabbia also charmed the American writer, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who wrote: Cadenabbia I ask myself, Is this a dream? Will it all vanish into air? Is there a land of such supreme And perfect beauty anywhere?
Today, tourists from all over the world, Australians, Americans, North Europeans, Russians, Swiss and Canadians, and even some from the Arab Emirates, animate its lakeside, wander through the ancient village and climb up to the Sanctuary of San Martino perched high above. All on a voyage of discovery of an area made enchanting by colourful gardens, spectacular parks and sumptuous historic villas, full of the harmonious sounds of nature interrupted only by solemn, enveloping silence.

The beauty of the landscape has been preserved with complete respect for the environment. This is at the heart of its attraction. From Griante we start out on an imaginary tour to discover Villa Carlotta , Villa La Collina , United States Democratic Senator (currently Secretary of State ) from Massachussets John Kerry's Villa Maresi, Villa Melzi in Bellagio and Villa del Balbianello in Lenno, owned by the FAI, the Italian National Trust.

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Red's Redaelli Hotel

Barzano' (2 Km) - Via Don Rinaldo Beretta 24

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B&B Armonie del Lago

Annone di Brianza (5 Km) - Via Ponte 15

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PARINI HOTEL

Bosisio Parini (5 Km) - Piazza Dell'Ospedale 4

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RESIDENZA MOLINATTO

Oggiono (6 Km) - Via Molinatto 15

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CORTE DEL PASSONE

Montevecchia (8 Km) - Via Passone 2

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B&B Villino Bice

Abbadia Lariana (15 Km) - Via Nazionale, 150/G

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The pearl in the crown of the villa Bice is the large garden that allows guests a relaxing and exclusive stay with direct access to the beach. The strategic location of the villa Bice offers the possibility of walks and excursions on the "Path of the Wanderer" which begins at Abbadia Lariana a short walk from the residence and with various paths and various stages up to Colico. Happy oasis suitable for every type of holiday. For lovers. Families and tourists passaggio.Direttamente from Abbey, by boat or by hydrofoil, ability to reach Bellagio, Menaggio, Cademabbia, Tremezzo to discover the fantastic Villa Carlotta and Villa Melzi. 3 km from Cottage Bice is Mandello del Lario, historic home of the Moto Guzzi that each year attracts thousands of guzzisti periodic rallies, with the possibility to visit the museum.

SPORTING CLUB

Ballabio (18 Km) - Casimiro Ferrari 3

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B&B LA VIGNA

Primaluna (26 Km) - Via Della Vigna 5/A

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Torre Beretta

Costa Masnaga (4 Km)

The Beretta Tower was initially part of a castle. The tower was built in the 11th century, and it was a fortified building that had the function of guarding the entire surrounding area. At the beginning of the twentieth century, only a few ruins remained, above which a second villa was built in eclectic aulic style, called Villa Beretta.

Torre Camisasca

Costa Masnaga (3 Km)

The Camisasca Tower was built between the 12th and 13th centuries. In the fifteenth century the tower passed to the court and remained its property until 1517, because it later passed to the monastery of Lambrugo. The building has a rectangular structure with a square base, 12 meters high with small windows. In 2005, the tower underwent restoration interventions and currently cultural events are organized in its interior.

Torre di Barzanò

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Casa Vinicola Caldirola S.R.L.

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Annone di Brianza (5 Km)

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Besana in Brianza (6 Km)

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Bosisio Parini (6 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Bulciago

Bulciago (2 Km)

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Cassago Brianza (3 Km)

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Castello di Brianza (2 Km)

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Colle Brianza (4 Km)

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Cortenuova (4 Km)

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Cremella (2 Km)

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Dolzago (2 Km)

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Ello (5 Km)

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Garbagnate Monastero (2 Km)

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La Valletta Brianza (4 Km)

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Lambrugo (6 Km)

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Merone (6 Km)

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Missaglia (5 Km)

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Molteno (3 Km)

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Monticello Brianza (5 Km)

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Nibionno (4 Km)

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Oggiono (5 Km)

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Rogeno (4 Km)

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Sirone (2 Km)

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Veduggio Con Colzano (4 Km)

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Como (18,8Km)Como — the postcard city

Como (18,8Km)Como, a city full of charm

Roncola (19,2Km)Excursion to Monte Linzone from Roncola S. Bernardo

Monza (19,5Km)Monza, the city of Queen Theodolinda

Grandate (20,3Km)The Toy Horse Museum, Grandate, Como

Palazzolo Milanese (23,1Km)Fisogni Museum of the Petrol Station

Crespi d'Adda (24Km)Crespi d'Adda Village, Bergamo

Tremezzo (26,4Km)Villa Carlotta Gardens, between Cadenabbia and Tremezzo

Cadenabbia (26,7Km)Konrad Adenauer Academy

Griante (27,3Km)San Martin Catholic Church at Griante Cadenabbia

Griante (27,3Km)Griante Cadenabbia, Lake Como

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo, a medieval city

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo: a place of art and culture

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo Museums

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo, a city truly worthy of attention

Bergamo (28,9Km)Bergamo and the two cities

Bergamo (28,9Km)Orio al Serio Airport — Bergamo — a bit of information part II

Bergamo (28,9Km)A visit to the oldest part of Bergamo

Bergamo (28,9Km)Orio al Serio Airport — Bergamo — a bit of information part 1

Como — the postcard city

Como, a city full of charm

Excursion to Monte Linzone from Roncola S. Bernardo

Monza, the city of Queen Theodolinda

The Toy Horse Museum, Grandate, Como

Fisogni Museum of the Petrol Station

Crespi d'Adda Village, Bergamo

Villa Carlotta Gardens, between Cadenabbia and Tremezzo

Konrad Adenauer Academy

San Martin Catholic Church at Griante Cadenabbia

Griante Cadenabbia, Lake Como

Bergamo, a medieval city

Bergamo: a place of art and culture

Bergamo Museums

Bergamo, a city truly worthy of attention

Bergamo and the two cities

Orio al Serio Airport — Bergamo — a bit of information part II

A visit to the oldest part of Bergamo

Orio al Serio Airport — Bergamo — a bit of information part 1

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