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Casnate con Bernate is a small town which is situated in the province of Como. Up to 1937 the current municipal territory was subdivided into two smaller hamlets, Casnate and Bernate Rosales, which officially merged in 1937. Both situated on the top of gentle hills, the two villages share the same glorious historical vicissitudes dating back to the pre-Roman and Roman Ages.

Hotels in Casnate con Bernate make the ideal base for discovering the Lombard history and architecture, since they are situated a short distance from the so-called Motorway of the Lakes, what gives tourists the possibility to reach further Lombard resorts in a short time. Wellbeing hotels in Casnate con Bernate give the lovers of tranquillity the possibility to enjoy utmost relax while taking advantage of welcoming and elegant spaces. Local inns and farmhouses are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in exploring incredible cultural itineraries and tasting genuine local staples.

The important Parish Church of Casnate dates back to 1297, even if it has recently undergone extensive renovation works. Dedicated to the saints Ambrogio and Antonio Abate, it cherishes precious frescoes dating back to 1859 and splendid paintings which were realized between the sixteenth and the eighteenth century.
The lush encircling territory is peppered with sumptuous villas surrounded by lush green parks and large gardens, such as the nineteeth-century  Villa Casnati Bernucci, which nestles on the slopes of a sweet morainal hill. Villa Casnati Pedroni is situated just in the heart of Casnate's most ancient area and is dominated by a sober and elegant Neoclassical colonnade. Casnate's old town is commanded by the Tower of Villa Sala, which is said to have been built in 1692 and is embellished by sumptuous nineteenth-century decorations.
Bernate's Parish Church is a plain building featuring central plan and sober decorations. Inside are richly-frescoed walls, while both the central dome and the apse are embellished by splendid paintings depicting biblical episodes. The side walls of the aspe cherish two paintings from Brera which were given to Bernate's Parish Church in 1847.
Not to be missed in Bernate is the popular Villa Rosales. This seventeenth-century palace was fully restored in 1786 and now shares some of the traditional patterns of the nearby villas, such as Villa Olmo in Como. It is flanked by a Neoclassical oratory which cherishes the mortal remains of the Cigalini and Rosales families.