カロッビオデッリアンジェリの天然記念物・トップ8

ロンバルディアの風景の上にそびえ立つのは、鋼鉄製の骨組み構造で山から空に向かって伸びる CROCE DI PREDORE です。神聖な小さな記念碑は、通りすがりの人を魅了するだけでなく、ここからの眺めを楽しむための休憩にも最適です。

Beautiful area characterized by centuries-old chestnut trees. Large grassy spaces just outside the woods along the mule track. Benches available for seating.

first open space adjacent to the Forcella church with the Porta del Cielo

The Anticima del Monte Pranzà is a rock formation located along the crest of Monte Pranzà, in the Bergamo Prealps, specifically in the municipality of Vigano San Martino, in Val Cavallina. Characteristics of the Anticima Altitude: About 1070 meters Location: Along the crest of Monte Pranzà, overlooking Val Cavallina and Valle del Lujo. Signage: Trails 622 and 622A, well marked with directional arrows. Panoramic point: Offers a spectacular view of Lake Endine and the surrounding mountains, including Presolana and Pizzo Camino. Excursion to the Anticima Route: Departure from Vigano San Martino, following Trail 622. Difficulty: Hiking (E), with steep sections in the woods. Climbing time: About 2 hours. Points of interest: Cappella del Cesulì (922 m), Cascina Flaccadori (1030 m) and a hunting roccolo. Curiosities The Anticima is marked by a large man made of stones, surmounted by a metal cross, which could seem like the main peak, but in reality it is only an intermediate point. The route offers a mix of ash and black hornbeam woods, as well as open panoramic stretches

Accessible to everyone and very panoramic

The monument, located on the panoramic terrace of the sanctuary, overlooking the lower Val Seriana, is a patinated bronze frame inside which sculptural elements are positioned. It is the winning work of the competition for the design of a monument/memorial dedicated to the victims of the Covid-19 pandemic at the Sanctuary of the Madonna della Neve in Pradalunga. The work that won the First Jury Prize was presented by the artist Luca Cavalca.

A very well kept sanctuary, we were amazed to find such beautiful frescoes.

Memorial dedicated to the victims of Coronavirus by Luca Cavalca sculptor and designer (August 6, 2023)