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Cornello dei Tasso wheelchair accessible tours

Amazement and wonder embrace you when, arriving from the mule track, you find yourself in the beautiful village of Cornello dei Tasso wheelchair accessible tours.

A place that seems to have come from the brush of a talented painter, a place where time has stopped.

Delicate and cared for, sweet and welcoming, the village of Cornello dei Tasso takes you back in time, up to the Middle Ages when the merchants who passed through here met under the porticoes.

Tired and cold, fearful of the weather and bandits, this was an oasis for them to rest, a place where they could recover their lost energy.

Cornello dei Tasso represents all this, but even more.

It is the right reward for having come this far and having bet that magical places exist: the prize will be the peace and silence that await us and distance us from the frenzy of modernity.

Private Cornello dei Tasso wheelchair accessible tours

Disabled friendly Cornello dei Tasso wheelchair accessible tours with a professional guide in Milan.

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Visit this rich and fascinating land with a specialized tourist guide.

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Touring Cornello dei Tasso

Splendid, well-maintained planters welcome you, while grape shoots embellish the porch.

You can turn off your cell phones and let yourselves be caressed by a world that is not utopian, but is truly tangible before your eyes.

Cornello dei Tasso wheelchair accessible tours is, in short, one of these places that enters your heart and never leaves.

The village alone is worth seeing!

Dating back to the end of the XI Century, it is perfectly preserved and the air you breathe is not very different from that which the merchants breathed centuries ago.

The reason for this authenticity must be attributed to the construction of the Via Priula, the modern version of the Via Mercatorum.

Built at the bottom of the valley, in the XVI century, the new commercial route of the Val Brembana isolated the town which, we can say due to the misfortune of an urban planning choice , drew its modern tourist fortune.

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