Hotels Fuipiano Valle Imagna, Guesthouses Fuipiano Valle Imagna and Residences Fuipiano Valle Imagna

Situated in the province of Bergamo, Fuipiano Valle Imagna is a small municipality which extends for 4 km² along the left bank of Imagna Valley, at an altitude of 1.019 metres above sea level. Its typical aspect of a mountain village, the environmental beauties which surround the city centre and the substantial development experienced by the local tourist sector make Fuipiano an appreciated holiday destination.

Those flocking to Imagna Valley will have the possibility to take advantage of a remarkably wide array of accommodation facilities and hotels. This thriving mountain resort is the ideal holiday destination for those looking for utmost tranquillity, relax and unspoilt natural settings. They will have the opportunity to stay at comfortable guesthouses and holiday farms which are idyllically set amongst the glorious landscapes of the fertile Imagna Valley.

Surrounded by high snow-covered peaks and lush valleys which in summer are carpeted with plenty of scented plants and flowers which attract the lovers of open-air activities, Fuipiano Valle Imagna is a peaceful oasis which attracts large numbers of tourists. Its city centre cherishes an important parish church dedicated to St. John the Baptist, which was built in 1561 and still gazes across the underlying landscape from on high. Thanks to the precious works of art it cherishes, such as Madonna delle Grazie by Giacomo Francia, it is regarded to be the most representative monument of the higher Imagna Valley. Not to be missed is the lovely hamlet of Arnosto, whose city centre develops along an ancient mule track and is scattered with sumptuous eighteenth-century buildings which were commissioned by the Serenissima at the time Venice ruled these territories.
Excursionists will have the possibility to visit the charming villages of Imagna Valley, which are surrounded by enchanting natural settings and provided with proper equipment for the lovers of mountain walks, trekking and cycling. The nearby hamlet of  Berbenno hosts a lush protected area which extends along the course of the river Brunone, which hosts a thick wood and important springs of sulphur waters, the latter being employed for the treatment of several affections.