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The Fontanile Oneta is a typical spring in the Lombardy plain, the result of ancient human intervention that enlarged natural depressions to allow water to emerge. These springs are essential to local agriculture and constitute an ecosystem rich in biodiversity, with clear water and stable temperatures year-round. The area around the Fontanile Oneta is an ideal place for nature walks and to observe the delicate balance between the environment and the rural history of Lombardy.

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Fara Olivana con Sola is a small village in the Bergamo plain, of Lombard origin, characterized by a rural setting surrounded by cultivated fields and waterways. Among the main points of interest are the Church of Santo Stefano, one of the oldest in the area, and the archaeological site with a Lombard necropolis discovered during recent excavations. A visit allows you to discover the village's ancient history and appreciate the tranquil atmosphere rooted in its agricultural roots.

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Palazzo Rubini in the center of Romano di Lombardia

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RUBINI PALACE The Rubini Palace was built in 1845 to the design of the architect Pier Antonio Pagnoncelli of Begamo, as a residence for the tenor Giovan Battista Rubini and his wife, the soprano Adelaide Comelli. Nowadays, the entire ground floor of the palace is dedicated to the Rubini Museum: the billiard room, which keeps the memories of the family alive; the pirate room, which houses the memories of the opera singer; the dining room and the old dining room. Stuccoes embellish the courtyard and depict the faces of famous people admired by Rubini himself.

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Attention: the track is very narrow at times, in some places very close to the collapsed banks

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Pay attention to the embankments: many have collapsed and have been reported. Others don't. Caution

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This fascinating castle, built starting from the 12th century, once had a defensive function and housed the troops, as well as prisons and food warehouses. The garden can be visited every day, while the internal spaces are accessible on the first Sunday of the month from March to June and then from September to November.

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Maximum caution and follow the deviation to the right on the path

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Be careful on this stretch because the Serio river has devoured at least 50 meters of embankment/bank, but luckily the Protection workers were already at work to report the dangerous stretch and create a new path that goes around the collapsed bank.

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Fun route. Be careful, however, in some places about the roots...

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In the parish church of Santa Maria Assunta and San Giacomo: Last Supper, a painting from the second half of the 16th century by Gian Battista Moroni; original interpretation of the theme. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_Supper_(Moroni)

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Parking lot but also market square (Thursdays - as well as in the city center. There is a good ice cream parlor on the north corner.

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The Church of Santa Maria Assunta and San Giacomo Maggiore is the Catholic church of Romano di Lombardia in the province of Bergamo. Within the diocese of Bergamo, the church is a parish seat that is part of the Vicariate of Ghisalba-Romano. It houses paintings of notable artistic value by Jacopo Palma il Giovane, Giovan Battista Moroni, Francesco Capella and Ponziano Loverini. Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiesa_di_Santa_Maria_Assunta_e_San_Giacomo_Maggiore_(Romano_di_Lombardia)

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Also known as the Visconti Castle, the Rocca is located in the town of Romano di Lombardia in the north-west corner and was built from the 12th century and incorporated into the town's fortress as a military building. The ground floor houses the city's "Museum of Remembrance" in the "Great Hall". The Rocca di Romano di Lombardia, with a very imposing appearance, was part of the defensive system built in the 13th century and inserted in the part of the walls up to the first of the two moats that surrounded the village, originally resurrected from within Water that could never be drained, making the village, founded in 1171, unassailable thanks to the particular shape of an elongated shield. [2] The castle was for many centuries a military residence as well as a food and ammunition depot, remodeled over the centuries by the various Venetian feudal lords and podestà who occupied it and ruled the village. [3] The tower southwest of the Rocca The building visibly shows the different eras of construction and reconstruction. From the original 13th century part remains the "risega" of the foundation with parts in river cobbles and smoothed mortar and whitewash, same conformation of the walls and tower to the south. [4] During the Visconti occupation of Milan in the 14th and 15th centuries redesigned, the wall texture of rows of bricks alternating with river pebbles can be seen on the south tower. The most important changes were made during the Venetian rule after 1428. Changes were made to the two towers on the northeast and southwest for the upper part. For a few months in the fifteenth century it was the residence of the leader Bartolomeo Colleoni , a period in which he had alterations made that made the castle not only a military building but also a residential one, where the loggia was located near the north tower and the openings in the "hall representation" with three-arched windows, for this reason the building of the Pontesella del Soccorso was raised. In this century the last tower was built in the northwest. [4] New openings were then made on the north and west sides in the 19th century, while in the 20th century the restoration and consolidation works took place with the formation of the staircase that leads to the large courtyard on the ground floor. Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocca_di_Romano_di_Lombardia

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Place of worship and prayer Vicolo Chiuso, 20, 24058 Romano di Lombardia BG https://parrocchiaromanodilombardia.it/ 0363910633

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Rocca Viscontea, a place of historical, architectural and tourist interest Piazza della Rocca, 3A, 24058 Romano di Lombardia BG

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Quiet area for a walk

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Very close to Cassano station, fun and not crowded!

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Beautiful and varied path of a few km, unfortunately sometimes the Serio eats sections of the embankment and you have to go to intuition to retrace the path

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