On Sunday, June 8, the first stop will be in the village of Caglio, the place Segantini chose to create one of his most famous works: the painting "Alla Stanga" now owned by the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome.

Today the streets of Caglio host a series of panels of his major works created both in Brianza and in Engadine, an open-air itinerary where one can discover and admire the paintings that made Segantini one of the most important interpreters of art in the 1800s.