Abandoned Village of Consonno

Consonno is a ghost town in Lombardy, known as the "failed Las Vegas" of Italy. Born from an ancient settlement, its transformation began in the 1960s when the entrepreneur Mario Bagno purchased it, aspiring to create a tourist center. Despite brief popularity, natural disasters and failed projects left it abandoned. Today, it is a patchwork of abandoned and graffitied buildings, evoking a post-apocalyptic atmosphere. The idea of demolishing it again is being considered.

Direct access by car is only possible between Easter and October on Sundays between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m., when the barriers are opened for visits to the Chiesa San Maurizio. At any other time you have to hike at least a kilometer up.