Lanzada

Lanzada has served as a mountain settlement in Lombardy’s Valmalenco since the Middle Ages. The municipality follows the Lanterna torrent beneath the Bernina Alps, where high valleys lead towards the Swiss border and the reservoirs of Campo Moro. Mining shaped local working life for generations: the former Bagnada talc mine preserves the record of an industry closely connected with Valmalenco. Stone-built hamlets and alpine pastures lend the area a distinctly mountain character, far removed from the larger cities of the Po Valley. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Lanzada and Valmalenco.

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