2. The majestic gold-leaf statue of 'Cristo Re', Christ the King.

3. St. Antonio, St. Valentino, St. Maurizio, St. Salvatore, St. Maria al Ponte di Breno.

4. The 'Via Crucis' di Cerveno: 198 life sized wooden statues which are representative of the 'Via Crucis' Stations of the Cross.

5. The monastery of Santissima Annunciata, a Capuchin convent.

6. St. Cristina di Lozio
 
 

SECOND ITINERARY: History and Traditions

1. Bienno: the historical town centre includes a water powered iron forge, The Museum – forge and an ancient mill.

2.  Breno: Spinera sites offering a wealth of ruins, the Medieval Castle of Breno, The Camuni Museum, 'Nostalgia' Club.

3. Capo di Ponte: The National Park of Rock Graffiti, The Archeodrome (an entire Neolithic settlement as it was 5,000 years ago, rebuilt on the top of St. Siro hill), The Living Museum of Prehistoric Art and Life.

4. Malegno: 'La Fudina' museum where one can see a recently restored forge with Blast-furnace.

5. Ossimo: The Ethnographic museum 'Ossimo Ieri'
 
 

THIRD ITINERARY: Natural Parks and Protected Areas

1.  A panoramic view of the Lower-Valley not far from the Capuchin monastery of  Annunciata in Ossimo.

2. The Natural Reserve of 'Boschi del Giovetto' in Borno.

3. Lozio's wide valley.

4. The Medieval hamlet of Pescarzo still conserving its original beauty.

SUGGESTIONS

Cividate makes an ideal starting point for people who wish to visit the surrounding country and its natural and artistic attractions. Day by day you can choose to visit a town or a village and step back in time as you stroll through the historic centre.

LUNCH TIME
You can enjoy your lunch in a typical restaurant.