Church of St Paul the Apostle – Bergamo
The Church of San Paolo Apostolo, located in the heart of Bergamo, is a significant example of 20th-century religious architecture. Inaugurated in 1966, this church is an important landmark for the local community and represents an added value to the identity of the city. Its construction was promoted by a desire for religious and social […]
Mulino Farmstead – Bergamo
Cascina Mulino is a place that represents an important testimony to the agricultural and cultural history of Bergamo. This farmstead, located in the heart of Lombardy, is known for its rustic charm and its close ties to peasant traditions. Built in the seventeenth century, Cascina Mulino invites visitors to discover a piece of local history, […]
Church of the Carmine – Bergamo
The Church of Carmine in Bergamo, a true architectural gem located in the heart of this historic Lombard city. This church, dedicated to the Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel, represents a fundamental element of Bergamo’s identity. Its construction began in 1340 and lasted until 1450, a period of great fervor for art and architecture. The […]
Olmi Park – Bergamo
Parco Olmi, a green corner immersed in the heart of Bergamo, represents an important area for recreation and relaxation for residents and visitors. This park, opened in 1997, is known for its biodiversity and the enchanting landscape it offers. With its over 200,000 square meters, Parco Olmi is a perfect example of how nature and […]
Republic Square – Bergamo
Piazza Repubblica, the beating heart of the city of Bergamo, is located in the lower part, known as Città Bassa. This square is not just a meeting point but plays a central role in the identity of Bergamo. Defined by an architecture that ranges from neoclassicism to modernism, Piazza Repubblica is known for its vibrancy […]
San Michele Rampart – Bergamo
The Spalti di San Michele, an architectural work that represents an important testimony to the city’s military past. Located in the heart of Città Alta, the Spalto is part of the ancient Venetian walls, built between 1561 and 158. These walls, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017, not only defended the city but […]
Fraction of Castrovalva
Castrovalva is the only hamlet of Anversa degli Abruzzi, a small village situated on a rocky spur rising from Mount Sant’Angelo, 820 meters above sea level. The village, with its few inhabitants, appears as a place where time seems to have stopped, suspended between sky and earth. Reading its history, you will discover that the […]
Sagittario River
From the village of Anversa degli Abruzzi, descending towards the locality of Cavuto, begins the River Path, a cool and shady route that runs alongside the Sagittario River. This stretch, immersed in the undergrowth, develops along the watercourse, where the silence of nature is interrupted only by the chirping of birds and the sound of […]
Hermitage of Saint Dominic
The hermitage of San Domenico stands along the shore of Lake San Domenico, in the Sagittario Valley, in the municipality of Villalago. Looking at the cave carved into the limestone rock, you will discover that, according to tradition, it is the place where the Benedictine monk San Domenico di Sora lived around the year 1000. […]
Lake of San Domenico
The Lake of San Domenico, located in the municipality of Villalago, in the province of L’Aquila, is an artificial lake situated near the hermitage of San Domenico. Its main tributary is the Sagittario River, which also flows as an emissary from the dam. Other minor tributaries, such as the small waterfalls of the Sega spring […]
