モンティローネの天然記念物・トップ11

Easily reachable via the climb to Maddalena, the elf is a work, in recycled iron, by Corrado Rosa and his son Massimiliano.

One of the lakes of the Cave Park. It is possible to circumnavigate it completely (gravel bottom)

To try because there is nothing more beautiful than being immersed in nature, listening to the birds and the smell of greenery

I recommend taking a walk immersed in nature.

path 2 is a great workout, the first half is pretty tough and great panorama

The Parco delle Cave di Brescia is a local park of supra-municipal interest that covers an area of about 960 hectares. It extends in the south-east area of the city, on the agricultural and natural areas of the districts of Buffalora, Sanpolino, San Polo Case, San Polo Cimabue and San Polo Parco, also including groundwater lakes, of extractive origin, which give name to the whole complex. Since December 2021, only three basins have been open to the public, with cycle-pedestrian paths and ornithological observation points, for a total area of about 125 hectares.

From here you have a beautiful view over Brescia. The cathedral with its dome and the castle can be seen particularly well.

Located on the Rasa path, the "stone of Mostasù" or "stone of Diaol", it seems that it represents an ancient place of pagan rites. Further details at the following link: http://www.luoghimisteriosi.it/lombardia/rezzato.html