Brezzo di Bedero
Welcome to Brezzo di Bedero: a small Lombard town
Hello everyone! Today I will talk to you about the town of Brezzo di Bedero, a small town located in the province of Varese in Lombardy, Italy. With only 1218 inhabitants, Brezzo di Bedero is a peaceful and charming place, perfect for a day trip.
History and the Sessa nobility
The town has an ancient and fascinating history: it was the seat of an important branch of the noble Sessa family starting from 1277. In those years, the family entered the ranks of Milanese patricians, becoming one of the most important in Lombardy.
Symbols of Brezzo di Bedero
The coat of arms of Brezzo di Bedero and its banner were granted by the President of the Republic in 1962. The banner is a cloth divided in green and white, colors that represent agriculture and spirituality.
Monuments and places of interest
The Collegiate Church of San Vittore il Moro, known as "la Canonica," is one of the main attractions of the town. It is a Romanesque church documented as early as 1100, which was the seat of an important Ambrosian antiphonary. Today, the winter part of the antiphonary is preserved at the British Library in London.
Demographic evolution of Brezzo di Bedero
Brezzo di Bedero has undergone many changes in its population over the years. In 1751, the town had only 386 inhabitants, while in 1961 it had only 683. In 1928, Brezzo di Bedero joined Luino during the fascist period.
Administration and Community Mountain Valleys of Verbano
Brezzo di Bedero is part of the Community Mountain Valleys of Verbano, an association that groups the municipalities in the area. Although the town was annexed to Luino during fascism, today it remains an independent municipality and is self-organized.
Conclusions
That's all there is to know about Brezzo di Bedero! I recommend visiting this small Lombard town if you are looking for a break from the frenzy of the city and the chance to discover the history and culture of Lombardy. Bye everyone, see you soon!
