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fantastic, well-maintained trails that will keep you entertained

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Easy and rideable route. Immersed in vineyards and countryside. The view of the adjacent mountains is worth this beautiful ride.

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Holy shit!!! Is it possible that you plan it uphill if you select Mtb?!? Komoot shit!!!

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Magnificent Romanesque church, in the spectacular village of Fontanella. Always open and visitable.

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Spectacular 10th century Abbey, absolutely worth a mountain bike break, also worth visiting the cloister.

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ancient Romanesque church that suddenly appears when you least expect it. Incredibly preserved intact, it offers a tiny corner of the Middle Ages in an otherwise very built-up area. Not to be missed, if you have the chance, even visiting the church.

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This sanctuary in honor of the Mother of God contains two remarkable depictions: Firstly, the mural (fresco) that shows Mary and her son in a comparatively simple manner, and secondly, a richly decorated statue of the Madonna. Here, too, she is holding the baby Jesus in her arms, but the manner of depiction is completely different: both she and Jesus are wearing a crown, while Mary is holding a scepter in her other hand. Thus, she is shown here as the "Queen of Heaven." This is in keeping with the heavenly hosts painted to the right and left of the niche, who are paying homage to the mother and child.

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It's sad to see how they violated the mountain... Excellent steps for a good workout, in my opinion to be done exclusively uphill!

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The Abbey of Sant'Egidio is of romantic architecture and is still perfectly intact, immersed in the woods of Mount Canto. It has an imposing bell tower and outside there is a sarcophagus where, according to some, the body of Queen Theoperga was placed. Next to the abbey there is the Ecumenical Studies Center named after John XXIII.

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From here several routes branch off. I recommend the one S.Tomé carries.

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The Abbey of Sant'Egidio in Fontanella is a fascinating place full of history. The church suddenly appears at the end of a winding road up the eastern slope of Mount Canto. Its architecture is simple, with a sobriety typical of poor foundations in the province. It can also be visited inside.

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The church of Santa Barbara is a hidden treasure of Mount Canto, located a few meters from the remains of the ghost town of Canto. The church is the only surviving building kept in perfect condition. It offers a spectacular panoramic view, where on very clear weather days you can admire the Apennines to the south and the chain of Alps from Monviso to the Bernina glaciers to the west and north. The church is surrounded by an open space with benches and trees, an ideal place for a break or a picnic.

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Place of worship and prayer Viale Prada, 24030 Mapello BG

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Very particular stairway just after the Burligo hairpin bends.

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beautiful central destination on Mount Canto!

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Abbey of S.Egidio in Sotto il Monte: https://www.ecodibergamo.it/stories/eppen/extra/appuntamenti/alla-scoperta-dellisola-bergamasca-tra-storia-e-natura_1437953_11/#:~:text=l%E2%80%99Abbazia%20di% 20Sant%E2%80%99Egidio%20in%20Fontanella%20a%20Sotto%20il%20Monte

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... and starting point for most of the descents ...

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The information on the monastery is fragmentary but allows us to understand how complex the subject is, for which there are only hypotheses yet to be verified. The current space of the small cloister was probably larger then what we see today, which is the result of works carried out in the middle of the last century, cannot confirm the true physiognomy of the monastery.

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The current monastic complex is the result of a series of building stratifications that occurred over the centuries. The whole complex of buildings that accompanied the enlargement of the church around 1130 was added to the simple original construction of the years around 1080. In 1320 a part of the buildings of the monasteries was demolished, but they were rebuilt in 1338. In 1373, there is a second destruction which substantially repeats that of 1320. In 1432 there was a resumption of building activity with the "Avogadri" reconstruction: it was in this period that the so-called "palace", the perpendicular wing to the church, was restored. At the end of the 15th century the south-west tower was built by Bishop Gabriel, who sealed it with his coat of arms, still visible on the west side. Finally, in the 1600s, a sacristy with a portico and a chapel for the dead from the Manzonian plague were built against the entire north side of the church.

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The monastery today presents itself with a fairly uniform style despite the events and alterations that have taken place over the various centuries, unlike other affiliations of the Benedictine order in the Lombardy area. The general project of the monastery, entirely built between about 1080 and 1130, is simple, conforming to an architectural sobriety typical of poor and decentralized foundations. However, the planimetric scheme responds sufficiently to the Benedictine abbey prototypes of San Gallo, of Cluny itself and above all of Vertemate.

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