Piazza Garibaldi, Lonigo

Lonigo, an international city of wine, rises between plains and hills at the south-western end of the Berici hills. To the visitor it appears from afar with an unmistakable profile that completes the sinuous ridge of the Berici hills. Its forms are traced by historical architecture, symbols of a past to be discovered and admired which has nothing to envy of other much better known and visited centres.

Monumento ai Caduti, Lonigo / Monument to the Fallen
The Memorial for the Fallen, for the Homeland is a monument in memory of those who fell in all the city's wars.

Lonigo, Province of Vicenza
Lonigo is a northern Italian municipality (comune) in the province of Vicenza in Veneto. Lonigo or the district of Bagnolo is located on the Guà. The municipality borders the province of Verona. The municipality is located about 30 kilometers east of Verona and 30 kilometers southwest of Vicenza.
The name of the municipality comes from the Roman family Leonici Flavii. The place was referred to as castro leunico and mentioned in documents as early as the 10th century. In the following centuries the towns of the area were under the rule of the city of Padua and the Republic of Venice.
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