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One of the most beautiful peaks that can be reached from Piani di Artavaggio, offering a wonderful visit

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A spectacular mountain reachable from the Nicola Refuge and the Cazzaniga-Merlini Refuge

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The refuge is open all year round. The cuisine is excellent and the pizzoccheri are worth trying. There is the possibility of staying overnight. To reach the refuge in winter it is recommended to equip yourself with snowshoes or crampons.

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A wonderful church immersed in a fairytale setting.

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Stunning view. To be admired sitting on the refuge terrace while enjoying a slice of dessert. It is possible to recharge the E-bike.

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It is worth taking a trip to Piani di Artavaggio. A great place for families with small children.

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Great effort, excellent performance

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Beautiful village that I have visited since I was a child and has remained as such. It essentially owes its fortune in the Middle Ages to the Tasso family and the fact that it was the terminal point of the Via Mercatorum which for the entire Middle Ages connected Bergamo with the Val Seriana and Val Brembana. It lost its importance when the republic of Venice in the first decades of the 1500s gave way to via Priula, moving the passage in the Brembana valley to the bottom of the valley. To remember in Cornello, as well as the houses the arcades, the splendid Romanesque church dedicated to Saints Cornelio and Cipriano

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Beautiful plateau very popular in summer but, above all, in winter: the ski lifts leave from Lecco, but the trails also go up from Val Taleggio (Bergamo)

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The small mountain village of Cornello therefore assumed the name of "Cornello dei Tasso". Inside the village there is a historical museum that collects the deeds, documents and all kinds of material concerning the Postal System and the Tasso family. The succession of historical events and the subsequent disposal of the "Via Mercatorum" that crossed the town and guaranteed large commercial traffic determined the loss of the benefits that Cornello had enjoyed for several centuries and determined a slow but constant depopulation. Ousted from traffic, the village remained isolated. At the same time, the isolation favored the preservation of the original urban fabric over the centuries. Today, as then, it is possible to admire the monumental portico under which the Via Mercatorum ran, where the shops and workshops of the artisans overlooked.

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Subsequently, the Postal System founded by the Tasso expanded beyond the national borders, when under the leadership of Zanetto Tasso (or De Tassis) it took over the post office of Spain and the Netherlands. The German branch of the family gave birth to the house of Thurn und Taxis, which became one of the richest families of that time. The loyalty that the Tasso ensured to the various monarchs was absolute, and in exchange they received increasingly important tasks, such as the transport of the proceeds of taxes. These movements required the use of special carriages in which, at times, passengers were also transported. This service subsequently took their name, from the initial "Taxi" to the current "Taxi".

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The Postal System was born in the Borgo di Cornello thanks to Omodeo Tasso who in the thirteenth century together with some relatives began the activity of couriers in the service of the Republic of Venice. in the village of Cornello (later renamed Cornello dei Tasso), the postal system was born. According to tradition, it was Omodeo Tasso who, in the thirteenth century, united some relatives in a group of couriers in the pay of Venice. This nucleus was made up of 32 elements (almost always invested with the practice of nepotism) and was indicated with the term Compagnia dei Corrieri. Their ability to transport correspondence between Venice and the main cities of Italy, especially with Milan and Rome, only increased their fame, so much so that they were invested with the official couriers of the Pope's correspondence. The definitive leap in quality came when Emperor Maximilian I gave them the opportunity to work within the Holy Roman Empire. In this regard, Zanetto Tasso (or de Tassis) acquired considerable importance, who, living at court, managed the postal service of Spain and the Netherlands. The development required thousands of couriers crossing the borders of the various state entities and hundreds of exchange stations, each managed by a member of the Tasso family. It is said that Giovanni Battista de Tassis rode his horse from Frankfurt to Brussels in just two days to bring Charles V the news of his election as emperor. The German branch of the family gave birth to the house of Thurn und Taxis, which became one of the richest families of that time. The loyalty that the Tasso ensured to the various monarchs was absolute, who reciprocated by ensuring increasingly important tasks, such as the transport of tax revenues. Their movements required the use of carriages in which, at times, passengers were also accompanied. This service later took their name, from the initial taxi to the current and modernized taxi. All starting from this small mountain village, in which it is possible to admire a historical museum that collects the deeds, documents and all kinds of material inherent to these illustrious ancestors. The events and subsequent political regimes did not interest the country that much, which lost the benefits it had enjoyed for several centuries and started towards a slow but constant depopulation.

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Nicola Piani Refuge in Artavaggio

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Double function for this place. Excellent both as a destination and as a refreshment point, if you are passing through.

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One of my favourites

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Gorgeous village, very well maintained that you absolutely must see.

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Very beautiful places full of history that are definitely worth a visit.

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A two-day stopping point, the Nicola Refuge is located in a panoramic position at 1870 m, in the municipality of Barzio.

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