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トルノの狭くて趣のある路地は、コモ湖の西岸にある魅力的な中世の村で、絵のように美しい港と印象的なサンタテクラ教会に近接しています。この上り坂の小道の迷路は、周囲の自然と融合しており、パノラマトレッキングに最適です。

コモ湖（ラーリオとしても知られる）は、イタリアで最も印象的な湖の一つで、逆さまの「Y」字型と周囲のプレアルプスの山々で有名です。最大深度425メートルで、イタリアで最も深い湖の記録を持っています。

very nice and well managed refuge

beautiful village that you come across while going up

The most interesting relic of the church of San Giovanni in Torno is the Holy Nail, one of the nails of the passion of Jesus. It is said that a German bishop returning from the Crusade in 1099 found refuge in the town and before leaving he donated the precious Nail to the people of Torno. The Nail is kept in a chest with seven keys, one kept by the parish priest, the other six in the possession of historic families of the town. For nine centuries the Holy Nail has been venerated by the inhabitants of Torno, on the first Sunday of May the urn is carried in procession and during the liturgy of San Giovanni (last Sunday of June) the nail is extracted from the chest and immersed in a copper vessel filled with water, water then distributed to the sick and the infirm Source: https://www.comoeilsuolago.it/chiesasangiovanni.htm

The bell tower built in regular masonry is in Romanesque style, tall and mighty, has a floor of single-lancet windows and two of double-arched mullioned windows. The church of San Giovanni is composed of a single-nave hall divided into six bays with pointed arches (pointed sixth angle) characteristic of the Gothic style, the interior is rich in paintings and sculptures, frescoes from the 17th century by the Fiammenghino school and portions of walls frescoed in the 15th century. Worthy of note is a canvas by Giovanni Battista Trotti known as Malosso (1555-1619) depicting the Conversion of Saint Paul. Source: https://www.comoeilsuolago.it/chiesasangiovanni.htm

Church of San Giovanni a Torno The church dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, stands in the oldest part of the village of Torno, built in the 12th century in Gothic-Roman style presumably over a previous place of worship, the church was enlarged in the 15th century and subsequently modified between 1600 and 1700. The portal is carved in marble by sculptors of the Rodari school (15th century), the workmanship is very similar to the sculptures found on the Como Cathedral. Source: https://www.comoeilsuolago.it/chiesasangiovanni.htm

View of Lake Como