On the short stretch of road that crosses the historic centre of Caprino Bergamasco, signs of the past can still be found on the historic buildings and in their gardens, which once were the ancient mansions of the families belonging to the Lombard bourgeoisie, places of interest for writers and artists

This place, easy to recognize thanks to its white chapel dedicated to our Lady of the Assumption, faces the steep road that runs alongside the gorge of the Gallavesa stream and leads to Erve.

Apart from Nesolio and the chapel dedicated to our Lady of the Assumption in Corno, Val d'Erve is full of many more small villages and picturesque areas located on the mountainside that frames the valley created by the Gallavesa stream

This tower is located in the heart of what once was the centre of the ancient village of Calolzio near the square called Piazza dell’Officio, now Regazzoni, in honour of the last noble family of landowners from Bergamo.

Also known as, the “Rocca dell’Innominato”, this castle is one of the most historical sites in the whole Val San Martino. Due to its strategic position, the castle was at the centre of the disputes between Milan and Venice during and even after the Middle Ages.

The church of our Lady of the Assumption in Celana preserves the painted altarpiece of the Lady of the Assumption, a work of art by Lorenzo Lotto from 1527. It was painted two years after he spent some time in Bergamo, a city where he had worked between 1513 and 1525 and where he had made a name for himself.

In the midst of woods, on the Saint Margaret Mountain, there is a small gem, a sacellum dating back to the XIII century with a large cycle of paintings representing the life of Saint Margaret.

The library and the museum were established thanks to the collections of two renowned personalities who decided to donate the fruits of their lifelong passions to the community of Valle San Martino. Today both the library and the museum can be found in Mallegori Palace, the current town hall of Caprino.

The remains of this industrial complex over the landscape along the river Adda. Under the management of the De Ponti family, this factory became the most important resource for the economy of Val San Martino during the 20th century.

Nesolio is a small village under the jurisdiction of Erve at about 700 m above sea level. Among the ancient stone houses, you can still perceive the frugal lifestyle of the people who used to live there.

The small village of Tovo stretches along the Gallavesa stream and was once home to productive settlements that exploited the flowing water of the stream through water wheels.

The bridge that connects Calolziocorte to Olginate was built at the beginning of the 20th century but when the river is low, we can still see the few remains of an ancient Roman bridge that dates back to the 3rd-4th century.