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San Paolo, BS, Italia
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Padernello Castle
Vanity, mirrors himself in the waters of the moat
Martinengo Castle of Villachiara, Brescia
Plain castle, surrounded by a moat turned into a meadow, in the center of the village. Built in the late 1300s, it has a square shape with beautiful cylindrical towers at the corners.
The historical center of Orzinuovi
The small town of Orzinuovi with its large porticoed square, overlooked by beautiful historic buildings such as the Gothic Palazzo podestarile, and enclosed at the end by the castle, is well worth a stop.
The Rocca Sforzesca of Soncino
Established as a defensive structure in the 15th century by the Sforza family, today the impregnable Rocca can be visited and hosts two Museums, as well as events related to contemporary art.
Barbò Castle of Pumenengo
Stern-looking castle, guarding the Oglio River, encroaching on rural dwellings and overlooking the Naviglio Grande Pallavicino Canal. It has a trapezoidal shape to fit the terrain.
The park of Villa Mazzotti Biancinelli
In Chiari there is a beautiful Art Nouveau villa from the early 1900s; the building is rarely visited but can be admired from the outside because it is surrounded by a large scenic park.
Santa Maria in Bressanoro, between Gothic and Renaissance
In the green Cremasque countryside, a terracotta church hides a wonderful cycle of frescoes.
Church of St. Mary of the Miracles
In Brescia, a triumph of marble embroidered with dazzling whiteness.
Italy in the movies: Piazza Vittoria and "Rosso Mille Miglia"
The world's most beautiful race in a film by Claudio Uberti
Victory Square, where the Mille Miglia begins
In Brescia, a square and a legendary race come alive in the film "Rosso Mille Miglia"
The Olivetan Abbey of Rodengo Saiano
In Franciacorta, elegant monastery of Cluniac origin holds fine works of art
The Shrine of Santa Maria della Croce in Crema
Imposing sanctuary, fascinating for its refined geometric decoration, perfect symmetry, and the contrast between the red of the terracotta and the green of the domes.