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The Visconti palace is very beautiful. I just have one curiosity: when will the restoration work come? They have been going on since 2003...

Starting point for most of my tours from Treviglio

Beautiful building of great artistic, cultural, historical and tourist interest It's a shame that the rear part of the city wall with the "turrets" is somewhat abandoned We hope that it will be restored as soon as possible with redevelopment works Via Vittorio Emanuele II, 24053 Brignano Gera d'Adda BG https://www.facebook.com/palazzoviscontibrignano 0363815011

The entrance seems to promise little, but the interior will amaze you Legend has it that this splendid palace was the castle of the Unnamed described by Manzoni in "The Betrothed". The heart of the building: Palazzo Vecchio dates back to the end of the sixteenth century and was built on pre-existing fortifications. Recently restored, it houses the municipal headquarters on the ground floor. The main floor offers numerous frescoed rooms, which make it one of the most successful pages of Lombard Baroque. In the reception rooms you can observe frescoes dedicated to dynastic glories, in particular in the so-called throne room, dated 1675, in which the most illustrious members of the Visconti family stand out on high pedestals in the form of painted monochrome statues.

Ermanno Olmi sets the film L'Albero degli zoccoli "in the countryside around Treviglio (BG) at the end of the nineteenth century. More precisely" Sés chilmotri a andà e sés chilometri a égn "as Batistì says at the beginning of the fim. schools of Treviglio, which were located where the De Amicis elementary schools still exist today, in Viale del Partigiano. There is no farmhouse in the Treviso countryside that far away today, even if the Berluna Egìa (which no longer exists) was exactly six kilometers from the schools. However, we do not know if the director had some particular farmhouse in mind or if he was thinking instead of an indefinite building in the Treviso countryside between the hamlets of Castel Cerreto and delle Battaglie. The weighing scenes refer to the Cerreto, while the mill where the widow Runk's son goes to work as an apprentice seems to be that of the Battles, just as we can think of the Battles for the rural church where the widow herself goes to pray for the healing of the sick cow .