Delicious drives in Italy: along the SS 470 to Cespedosio - Intellitravel
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Delicious drives in Italy: along the SS 470 to Cespedosio


 



Welcome to the second installment of our Bergamo foodie road trip around the Bergamo province in collaboration with Hertz!

So far we’ve driven our shiny Fiat 500 from Milan to the top of Val Brembana, tasting delicious food on the way. We’ve already told you all about Moscato di Scanzo, a unique ‘meditation wine’, and today we’ll take you for lunch in a mountain hut, easily accessed with the help of our nippy little Fiat!

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As a lifelong hiking lover, I’ve come across several mountain villages in the Italian Alps. Some are abandoned, with houses and buildings slowly being reclaimed by the elements. Many still living a kind of in-between life with only a handful of full-time residents but several holiday…

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