A copper statue 35 metres tall, blessed in 1698: you can climb inside it, right up into the saint's head.
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A copper statue 35 metres tall, blessed in 1698: you can climb inside it, right up into the saint's head.
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A former abbey church of 979: a Bergognone altarpiece of 1488 and relics displayed every 13 March.
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Only fragments remain of the fortress where Carlo Borromeo was born in 1538, dismantled by the French in 1800.
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The Sacro Monte that was never finished: of fifteen planned chapels only three were built, and the colossus remained.
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A church of 1204 with a surprise beneath the floor: a Gaulish burial ground and a Roman smelting furnace.
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A nineteenth-century villa below the Rocca with frescoes by Giacomo Casa, left empty for decades after 1943.
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