ソッツァーゴのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The artifact, fed by the waters of the Roggia Mora Antianca, is filled with interesting historical and legend references to the figure of Leonardo da Vinci. In this context, the Ecomuseum houses an important permanent exhibition consisting of working wooden models of Leonardo's machines, curated by the cultural association "La Città Ideale," which organizes visits and special educational workshops.

There is a macabre legend about this villa. In 1800 it was a holiday colony for children. Decades later, some teenage boys, who were there walking in the woods, glimpsed the building and decided to get closer to explore the place. In one of the rooms they found a register with all the names of the children. After some checks on the identity of the children written in the register, it was discovered that they were non-existent, it turned out that those names did not exist. After various searches, it was determined that some children had died in that house, others in the nearby river where some remains were found, but of the rest of the abandoned souls there is no trace. (source https://www.urbexstory.com/post/villa-giulia)

The Mora Bassa ecomuseum is located inside a late fifteenth-century mill, commissioned by Ludovico il Moro, equipped with two large water wheels.

A little creepy, but beautiful. Why is it so neglected?