Come to find us on Via della Libertà, 24 in Pavia. You will find a young and dynamic environment at your disposal to provide the best insurance servi...
The farmhouse Ancient World is located approximately 400 meters on the first hills of the Oltrepò Pavese in the province of Pavia, and covers a total...
Webitart si occupa di progettazione e sviluppo di siti web, grafica digitale o cartacea, restyling completo dell'immagine aziendale e molto altro, il ...
Ravioli, tortellini, hunchbacks, pasta ... the pasta Lalla Born in 1980, he specialized in the sale of fresh pasta and especially the ravioli in all i...
The farm Monsupello born over a century ago, in 1893, when the Boatti family in the town of Oliva Gessi is dedicated to the care of their vineyards. I...
Pupi Perati was born in Bergamo, where she was baptized with the name of Aunt Erminia, from which it inherits the love for drawing, seconded and culti...
The farmhouse was built in an old converted barn surrounded by greenery, traditional architecture, with arched brick ceiling.
It offers typical Lomba...
The goose Sant'Albino. The farm that produces true goose salami since 1982, you can find goose salami and derived from the processing of the geese, ch...
Nestled in the green hills of Tortona, Casa Tui is an ideal place to relax and discover the tastes of the local tradition. The farm offers rich and pl...
Located in Val Staffora, just a few steps from the castle Oramala. In the area will find several hiking trails suitable for both families and lovers o...
The farm "Cascina Paradiso Vecchio" is located in the valley between the rivers Po and Ticino. Its origin is ancient A study, in an old book is writte...
Having dedicated more than 4 generations, the Azienda Agricola Zerbi boast a century of knowledge of production methods and agriculture secrets.
Rice...
Osteria di storica attività riconosciuta dalla regione Lombardia come prezioso testimone della storia del commercio e patrimonio da salvaguardare. Ne...
Situated at 8 Km from the centre of Pavia, this is a welcoming, well organised, functional hotel. It has 28 modern bedrooms for both double and single...
Restaurant
In this 19th century tavern you can discover a traditional Lombardy cuisine. The menu constantly changes, depending on the season. Offeri...
Our company joined in the Buttafuoco Storico club in 2001 and we decided to use the grapes of Vigna Abbondanza’s Vineyard for the production of this...
THE VERSA cellar, was founded in 1905 by Cesare Gustavo Faravelli, that with twenty farmers, gave birth to one of the cooperative wineries of Oltrepo ...
Sulla collina che si eleva inaspettata a San Colombano, a soli 40 Km da Milano, da oltre 150 anni la famiglia Guglielmini si tramanda la professione d...
The cultural association "The Ideal City" manages, since 2002, the exhibition, research and studies on Leonardo da Vinci, visits, workshops, events wi...
We grow vegetables and fruits in season in permaculture
because as Bill Mollison says: "a culture can not survive long without a sustainable agricult...
The Restaurant & Pizzeria Dario was born in 1994, in San Martino. After ten years moves to the fraction of Route Travaco 'Siccomario in a much more' w...
The cultural association The Birth Of Venus was created to promote courses of painting on ceramics, glass, fabric and wood, in order to re-evaluate th...
Cleaning company only for Pavia. We offer our long experience in cleaning services with qualified personnel and advanced equipment. After inspection w...
The B & B the Robin, is a few steps from the beautiful Certosa di Pavia and offers its customers the service of free bike rental. In the hour break, y...
The farm Chale do Milagro is a cozy house, surrounded by nature, with a splendid view of Canevino church. Featuring 4 bedrooms, the farm is also compo...
The farm Panizzari born in the late nineteenth century by the love of my Grandfather Angelo for wine. Through the years, my father John Baptist and th...
Apartments in a beautiful landscape, surrounded by nature in contact with animals.
Will welcome Yogi and Boo Boo, the house dogs, and Princess, our r...
The farm Prandelli is specialized in the cultivation and sale of fruit and vegetables of various kinds including herbs and spices.
In the new store i...
Confectionery Ice cream Yogurt Artisan with own production.
Since 1988 in Pavia in Via Ferrini 6 / B and 2011 and in Viale Partigiani 40 as SOTTOZERO...
Near Pavia and Milan, Camper Assistance for over 30 years offers a full range of services: Technical assistance, garaging, Camper Rental and Sale, Acc...
The farm was just for fun, and offers a menu prepared by Chef Renata Laria, making simplicity the key point of the kitchen. They are reported to the a...
AgriPavia encloses the small shop and gastronomy.
In the shop you will find typical products from selected farms which are transformed into tempting ...
Il Girasole di Travacò was born in times of crisis with the aim of transforming bankruptcy activity and make it a resource for people and for the ter...
The origins date back to the late nineteenth century, when the Contardi family chose to heal the ancient lands with noble grape varieties. Today those...
Salumificio Artigianale Thogan Porri was born in 1967 in a laboratory in Fraz. Zanellino Casa, with the aim of supplying its own delicatessen in Voghe...
The park was born from the will of the mayors of the municipalities of San Colombano al Lambro, MIRADOLO TERME, Grafton, SAN ANGELO LODIGIANO, WINTER ...
Castles, abbeys, cathedrals, palaces. And then heronries, fountains, humps, ancient streets of the Roman era. With a common denominator: the rice. All...
Gal Lomellina (Local Action Group) is a company formed by public and private entities: 41 municipalities in the western Lomellina, the Province, and t...
The most ancient part of the castleoriginated as a fortress on a hill, is the great tower, from which you controlled a long section of Po (Cuneulus su...
The town council and a group of passionate gave birth, in 1974, to the Municipal Archeological Museum of Casteggio and Oltrepo’ Pavese after the dis...
Association of associations for tourism in the province of Pavia between ARCA Retorbido, Cento Torri Pavia, Pavia and ACTI Club Lomellina Mede.
The a...
Pavia e Provincia per Expo è un'associazione che raggruppa aziende e associazioni con l'intento di cogliere questo importante evento che è Expo 2015...
Vidi Ltd is a new company in the sector culture.It was founded in July 2014 by the experience of Alef - cultural project management. Alef has worked f...
After the Lombard conquest, Pavia became the capital of the Kingdom of Lombardy. Subdued by Charles the Great in 773, the city became the capital of h...
The castle of Mirabello and its surrounding buildings date from the 14th and 15th century.
Built with bricks, the castle was most probably quadrangul...
San Genesio and Uniti was once the seat of the ancient pieve (parish church) of the diocese of Pavia. With the arrival of Gian Galeazzo Visconti, San ...
The place belonged to the monastery of San Salvatore of Pavia until the 13th century and was later owned by the Beccaria family who built a castle by ...
The foundations of this monumental Carthusian monastery were laid in 1396 and it was consecrated in 1497. The monastery represented a valuable religio...
Probably of Roman origin (its name comes from noble Marcinius), Marcigna was recorded in the 12th century. It was part of the Campagna Soprana of Pavi...
First recorded in the 12th century as Trivulcium. It was part of the Campagna Soprana of Pavia and included in the jurisdiction of Marcignago. Its loc...
Bereguardo probably dates from the Lombard and Frankish invasions. It was part of the Campagna Soprana of Pavia and developed around the Visconti Cast...
Borgo San Siro is an integral part of the monastery of San Salvatore of Pavia. It was mentioned in 1250 in the list of lands under the dominion of Pav...
The earliest evidence of human life in the area of Gambolò, found on the right bank of the river Terdoppio, dates from the recent Mesolithic era (550...
Cilavegna was once owned by the Bishop of Pavia who was granted the privilege and permission by King Berengar I to build a castle in 911. The village ...
Archaeological finds provide evidence of the first settlements in the early Bronze Age, concurrent to the pre-Celtic civilisation of Golasecca. The to...
The present municipality of Cassolnovo was established in the 19th century, with the unification of the communities of Cassolnuovo, Villanova and Cass...
The location was first mentioned as Sancto Alexj in the 12th century. It was overtaken from the Canepanova by the Beccaria family in the 14th centur a...
The name is derived from the Latin Cuncolus ad Padum, Cuniolus and from the Lombard Chignoeu. It is related to the town’s formation, meandering on a...
Belgioioso originated in the Late Medieval, or the Early Renaissance Period, when Pavia was ruled by the Visconti family. The birth of the town is clo...
Mortara was initially within the county of Lomello. In 1164, Frederick I placed it under the dominion of Pavia and it thus became the seat of the pode...
Traces of human activity from the Neolithic Age and archaeological finds of axes from the Bronze Age discovered in the area of Borgo Nuovo (its ancien...
Candia was first recorded in 1164, as one of the estates under the dominion of Pavia. Since that time it might have been the property of the Confaloni...
Sartirana was first recorded in the 10th century as part of the Committee of Lomello and shortly afterwards as being assigned to the count palatine. I...
Mede used to be an important economic centre in Roman times, of which archaeological finds exhibited at the Museum of Novara provide evidence. In 1157...
It was once an important Roman centre, called Laumellum at the time. Its foundation has been ascribed to the Levi family, also founders of the city of...
Sancti Nazari is the name recorded around 1000, suggesting that it was originally a monastic settlement. The powerful Sannazzaro family originated fro...
The history of Scaldasole dates from the 10th century. It was recorded in 1250 as a land under the dominion of Pavia, as part of the Lomellina. The Ca...
Following the straight Roman route that once connected Pavia (Ticinum) and Lomello (Laumellum), you can continue your journey in the direction of Turi...
The earliest record of the toponym Tromellum dates from 1250, when it was mentioned on the list of estates under the dominion of Pavia. In the followi...
San Giorgio probably sprang up as an outbuilding of the nearby Benedictine monastery, on the former locality of Monticello; San Giorgio, with its cast...
Velezzo was once a very important religious centre. Before the 13th century, it was just a farmhouse, like Campalestro and Terno – all separate comm...
The old name Samignana first appeared in the 12th century and was maintained until the 18th century. The estate was under the rule of a Sannazzaro fam...
Frascarolo belonged to the Country (Contado) of Lomello in medieval times, until it came under the rule of Pavia, as certified by Frederick I in 1164....
Borgofranco used to be the old toponym of Suardi, until 1863. It was built in medieval times according to a plan: the size of a miniature town, with s...
Cairo was once the location of an important Christian basilica and hence its name, Plebe Cairi. It was destroyed by Frederick I Barbarossa, who entrus...
The place was known as Graupellum or Ripellium in the 9th century. It was the curtis granted by King Berengar I to the faithful Folcuino called Vasing...
Palestro was a highly important place in Roman times, as it was situated on the Via Francigena. Conquered by the Etruscans, the Ostrogoths and the Lom...
It was placed under the jurisdiction of Pavia in 1164 by Emperor Frederick I, without interrupting the local signory of the Counts Palatine, whose fam...
The first record of Garlasco dates back to the 10th century. Emperor Otto II awarded it to the Monastery of San Salvatore of Pavia in 981. At the time...
Adjacent to the estate of Gropello, Carbonaria was once under the signory of the Beccaria family of Gropello. It was then inherited, in the 15th centu...
According to a medieval legend, St. Martin of Tours spent his childhood in the area in which the village sprang up. It is certain that a hospice dedic...
Linarolo became known in 12th century. It belonged to the estate Campagna Sottana of Pavia. In the 14th century, its feudal lords were the Cani family...
Corteolona was on the Strada Regina, the road connecting Pavia with Piacenza and the Via Emilia. Most probably, a Roman villa was first built here, on...
Its history is linked to the old Benedictine abbey of St. Christine, Abbazia benedettina di Santa Cristina, founded by Liuthprand, the King of the Lom...
The toponym Iria was mentioned in 197 B.C., in the reports on the penetration of Roman troops in the dominions of the Ligurians. In 44 B.C., the Roman...
The name Retorbido appeared for the first time in the Donation made by Liuthprand, the King of the Lombards, to the Monastery of San Pietro in Ciel D...
Vico Lardario was recorded in 1006 as the site of the pieve (small church) of St. German (San Germano) situated within the parish of Rivanazzano, at a...
The town’s name brings us back to pre-Latin times, as reliable sources and archaeological finds provide evidence of the presence of the Ligurians th...
The municipality of Ponte Nizza was formed in 1928 with the merger of Pizzocorno, Trebbiano Nizza, San Ponzo Semola and Cecima. The latter municipalit...
In the last millennium, the history of Bagnaria has been indirectly related to events taking place in Tortona or to the noble families that lived it t...
First mentioned in 993 in a Diploma issued by Otto III, conferring his personal property in Varzi to the Monastery of San Colombano of Bobbio.
The m...
The toponym contains the name of a saint worshiped in many Christian lands, especially in Greece. One hypothesis is that the cult was spread during th...
The area, inhabited in pre-historic times, became one of the assets of the Abbey (Abazia) of San Colombano di Bobbio, founded by St. Colomban in 614. ...
The area, inhabited in pre-historic times, became an asset of the Abbey (Abazia) of San Colombano di Bobbio, founded by St. Colomban in 614. It later ...
It used to be the estate of the Abbey (Abazia) of San Colombano di Bobbio. After the formation of the Bishop’s County of Bobbio, it became the perso...
Covering the territory of the four provinces of Genoa, Alessandria, Piacenza and Milan, on the foot of the Apennine mountain range, Valverde has alway...
The remains of the castle and the enclosing walls of the upper part of Fortunago village testify of its ancient origin. Its name, with its suffix "aco...
The Municipality of Montesegale includes several small villages scattered across the valley floor and on the two sides of the Ardivestra Valley. It ma...
The ancient settlement of Dianum, dedicated to goddess Diana, was destroyed in the 5th century. The place was later mentioned by Frederick I Barbaross...
The municipality of Borgo Priolo was constituted in 1928, when the ancient communities of Staghiglione and Torre del Monte merged with it. The area wa...
The town’s present name is derived from Clastidium. Its founders, of Ligurian origin, belonged to the people called Anamari by the Greek, which almo...
The first records of Montalto go back to the 10th century, as the monastery of Santa Maria delle Cacce of Pavia possessed extensive assets there. In 1...
Lirio dates from 11th century, when it was the property of the Monastery of Santa Maria delle Cacce in Pavia. In 1164 it came under the dominion of Pa...
Rocca de' Giorgi, the seat of an old parish church of the diocese of Piacenza, was fortified in the high middle ages, probably by an old gentleman by ...
Soriasco, the oldest settlement and former capital of the area, was first recorded in the 9th century, when, due to some imperial donations, it became...
The toponym was first recorded in a document dating from 859. In the high middle ages it was part of the committee of Auce, in the area of Piacenza (G...
The toponym was first recorded in a bill of sale dated 23rd January 1029, stipulated between deacon Gerardo and Ugo the Marquis of Este. In the 13th c...
The mount of Pénice (Pënas in the local dialect), whose name is derived from the Latin toponym Saltus Boielis, at an altitude of 1460 m, is one of t...
The Monte Alpe Nature Reserve was established in 1985. It covers 328 hectares, including grazing land and meadows and 300 hectares of forests, with br...
It is one of the castles mentioned in the Imperial Diploma of 1164. Originally, it was the property of the Malaspina family of Varzi, and later on of ...
The first records date from 835, when it was placed under the dominion of the abbey of Bobbio. It was also mentioned in the Imperial Diploma of 1164. ...
Cava dates back from 13th century, when it was under the dominion of Pavia, included in the jurisdiction of the podestà of Sommo and part of the Lome...
In the 18th century, Bressana was mentioned in the chronicles of the municipality of Pavia and in the acts of the curia of Turin as a farmhouse, prope...
Pancarana derives from Pancharius. It was under the dominion of the diocese of Pavia between the 10thand the 18th century, first as a signoria and lat...
Cervesina and San Gaudenzio used to be were two separate municipalities. San Gaudenzio was more important than Cervesina in medieval times, especially...
Its origins go back to the pre-Roman period. Its founders and earliest inhabitants were the Ligurians and the Celts who fought for the dominion over t...
The first record of Mezzanino goes back to the 15th century, when it was mentioned together with Tovo, one of the most important transit points on the...
The construction of the hermitage was initiated by St. Albert himself. He was probably born in the Malaspina family, but chose a life of solitude in t...
Bivio Carmine is a hamlet that makes part of Ruino. It is situated on the border of the Coppa valley, just after the Carmine Pass, at an altitude of 6...
According to unconfirmed sources, the name Inverno is referred to the Roman winter camp, Hiberna Castra. During the Crusades, the Order of the Hospita...
Cigognola is mentioned in the diploma of Frederick II in 1164. It is thought that it had to be a fortified town under their own local lord (dominus lo...
Known since the eighteenth century as Villa Piperatorum, he was part of the county of Mede, derived from the ancient county of Lomello. The Biscossi o...
The name comes from the Albonese Albogna stream flowing through it "Alboneae meminibus qui rivus ab aqua pluvia…nomen certe inde sumit et vicus ab e...
Is not certain whether Torricella corresponds to a place Isella (= islet, in Latin), known since the Middle Ages (the name would be interpreted as Tur...
Rea is included in the list of lands of the county of Pavia in 1250 as belonging Oltrepò (Soriga 1913).
The name then appears in a document of 1290 ...
The history of the area of Val di Nizza focuses on the ancient castle of Oramala, one of the most important strongholds of the Malaspina. The places, ...
Santa Giuletta was formed around the medieval Church oF Santa Giuletta, out of two distinct settlements called il Castello and la Villa.
When the tw...
Municipality of Lomellina, home of the Eco Landscape Lomellino
In 1250 it is mentioned in the list of lands that belong to the domain of Pavia; then ...
Ruino belonged in the Middle Ages to the domains of the abbey of San Colombano of Bobbio, and was included in the territory of the Val Tidone subject ...
The first historical mentions of a village named "Caneto" date back to the twelfth century, although its territory is part of a hilly area already pop...
Lorenzo Davidic (Castelnovetto, 1513 - Vercelli, August 29, 1574) was an Italian priest. Imprisoned in 1555 for wrongdoings, blasphemies and sodomy by...
The History of Cergnago is closely linked to the events of the Abbey of Erbamara, which stood near the farm of Campalestro.
Erbamare was a town of ve...
the name Valley is traced to the Latin "valium" ie fortitude, entrenchment, and it fits very well with the same geographic nomenclature of Lomellina, ...
The name comes from Brug, heath. The original nucleus of the country coincides with the current Cascina Colombina. Borgarello is mentioned for the fir...
Canevino is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Pavia in the Italian region Lombardy, located about 60 kilometres (37 mi) south of Milan and ab...
Castana The name derives from the chestnut trees that probably characterized the surrounding hills. Known in ancient times as Castanae castrum, litera...
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Lungavilla, formerly Calcababio, is located in the central north of Oltrepò Pavese between the Po River and the foothills of the L...
Castello d'Agogna is a small town and comune (municipality) in the Province of Pavia in the Italian region Lombardy, located about 45 km southwest of ...
Travacò Siccomario is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Pavia in the Italian region Lombardy, located about 35 km south of Milan and about 4...
Cecima is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Pavia in the Italian region Lombardy, located about 70 km south of Milan and about 35 km south of...
The archaeological finds made in 1892 near the Melegnana farmhouse and in Dosso di Francia and in 1903 in the Mortizza locality have brought to light ...
For the first time it was mentioned the name of Bishop Acutus in a diploma of Frederick Barbarossa in 1164, as dictated by the shape of the hill, on t...
This itinerary is developed in the Pavese territory with a stop in Lomellina. First visit Pavia: From the Middle Ages Pavia is home to one of the olde...
This itinerary is developed in the territory Pavese and Lomellino. First visit Pavia: From the Middle Ages Pavia is home to one of the oldest Italian ...
This short itinerary runs through the territory Pavese. First visit Pavia: From the Middle Ages Pavia is home to one of the oldest Italian universitie...
The itinerary is all in Lomellina. We start from Vigevano: During the period Visconti-Sforza Vigevano reached its heyday of, becoming ducal residence ...
The mondina: this woman who always remember china pulling weeds in rice paddies. This itinerary is developed in the territory Lomellino. First visit P...
The Via Francigena in the province of Pavia through the Lomellina and Pavese starting from Palestro, famous for the 'battle of the same name, fought o...
The tour takes place in hilly and mountainous areas of 'Oltrepo Pavese. We start from Voghera whose first settlements date back to the Neolithic perio...
The tour takes place only in the hilly, planted with vines. We start from Voghera whose first settlements date back to the Neolithic period. We head t...
Short mountain itinerary. Let's start with Varzi, probably of Ligurian origin known from 993, when it was possession of the abbey of San Colombano of ...
Mountainous route in Oltrepo Pavese: Let's start with Varzi probable origin of Ligurian known from 993, when he was a possession of the abbey of San C...
Routing in the plain of 'oltrepò bunting. We start from Pavia: From the Middle Ages Pavia is home to one of the oldest Italian universities. The city...
The itinerary covers the Oltrepò Pavese. We start from Voghera whose first settlements date back to the Neolithic After the visit we go to the city i...
This route meant to be a summary of all the routes that we have implemented. Allows you to switch from the territory "of water and rice Lomellina" to ...
The province of Pavia is not only "municipalities" on the routes. in this page we also suggest other places that with a simple diversion, or as your p...
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