Apartment via Antonio Locatelli 93, Centro, Zogno

Zogno, located on the second and top floor of a small house with only 3 units, bright, partially renovated apartment comprising: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with pellet stove, bathroom with tub and shower, laundry room, 3 bedrooms, a study room and 2 large balconies. The property includes a double garage and a multipurpose room currently used as a tavern. Externally, a comfortable private square with a small vegetable garden. Zogno, the small economic and administrative capital of the Brembana Valley, is also the most populated valley town. Located about 18 km from the city of Bergamo in front of a plateau surrounded by the Brembo river. Before entering the town coming from the plain, we find on the left the "Caves of Wonders", a real attraction with caves covered with stalactites and stalagmites. The historic center of Zogno is well kept with its narrow alleys and small squares, there are ancient buildings and shops. Worth visiting is undoubtedly the "Valley Museum" where objects are kept that testify to the evolution of the Valley's civilization over the centuries. Zogno also gave birth to figures of notable importance such as the great dialect poet Pietro Ruggeri da Stabello and the Honorable Bortolo Belotti, a distinguished historian, his is the monumental History of Bergamo and the Bergamo people. Also worth seeing in Zogno is the parish church of San Lorenzo, rich in paintings of great value. Also noteworthy is the Convent of Romacolo (15th century). The culinary aspect is also renowned in Zogno with restaurants and trattorias serving local dishes of the Bergamo tradition. The village festival of Zogno takes place in August (San Lorenzo). The town of Zogno, the main center of the lower valley, active in the textile industry, was already known in the 17th century for the processing of rag paper. To the left of the state road, along the river you can still see, in addition to weaving mills from the early 1900s, some loggia buildings once used to dry paper; while the civil religious center of the town is to the right of the state road, on the hilly slope. In a small square to the right of the crossing road, a small 16th century building houses the Brembana Valley Museum (visit, 9am-12pm and 2-5pm, closed on Monday) with testimonies on arts, crafts and local popular traditions, and a archaeological section (local Eneolithic grave goods). Further ahead, at the top of a staircase, is the parish church of S. Lorenzo, an eighteenth-century extension of a previous church from the fifteenth century; the lower part of the bell tower is the remains of an ancient castle tower. Inside there is a single nave, four solemn marble altars, a canvas (Adoration of the Shepherds) by Giovanni Cariani and eighteenth-century frescoes. Outside the town there is the Cave of Wonders. Personal information: The municipality of Zogno recorded a population of 8,724 inhabitants in the 1991 census. In the 2001 census, Zogno recorded a population of 9,026 inhabitants, therefore showing a percentage change in inhabitants of 3.46% in the decade 1991 - 2001. The inhabitants of Zogno are distributed in 3,294 families with an average of 2.74 members per family. Geographical notes: The territory of the municipality of Zogno is between 291 and 1,272 meters above sea level. The overall altimetric range of Zogno is equal to 981 metres. Occupational notes: There are 198 industrial activities in the territory of the municipality of Zogno with 1,966 employees equal to 58.39% of the employed workforce, 188 service activities with 459 employees equal to 5.58% of the employed workforce, another 192 service with 673 employees equal to 13.63% of the employed workforce and 77 administrative activities with 714 employees equal to 5.70% of the employed workforce. A total of 3,367 individuals are employed in Zogno, equal to 37.30% of the total number of inhabitants of the municipality.--1cb80a5eb931d9cdfad2e32de9165aef!