Coccaglio
Hi everyone! Today I will talk about Coccaglio
Coccaglio, or "Cucài" as the locals call it in the Brescia dialect, is a beautiful municipality in the province of Brescia in Lombardy. With a population of about 8,780 inhabitants, this city is located on the southern edge of Franciacorta, in a semi-hilly area. One of the things that makes Coccaglio unique is that it is partially located on the plains and partially on the slopes of Mount Orfano.
The history of Coccaglio
Coccaglio has a very interesting history and was celebrated with the coat of arms and the banner, granted by royal decree on June 21, 1942. The banner is a blue colored drapery.
What to visit in Coccaglio
If you happen to visit Coccaglio, do not miss the opportunity to admire the beautiful church of San Pietro, a medieval building dating back to the 12th and 13th century. This masterpiece of Lombard architecture was built on the foundations of a Paleochristian chapel of the 5th century.
Coccaglio today
Speaking of the current demographics of Coccaglio, as of December 31, 2010, the resident foreign population was 1552 people, including Morocco, Albania, Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Ghana and Senegal. The Coccaglio railway station on the Lecco-Brescia railway is served by regional trains that cover the service contract agreed with the Lombardy Region.
The administration of Coccaglio
The administration of Coccaglio is very efficient, and is composed of those who place the well-being of citizens above everything else.
Conclusions
Coccaglio is a magical place, full of history and life. Its geographical location is fascinating, and offers a completely different panorama every time you look at it. If you are looking for a quiet place to spend a few days away from the hustle and bustle of the city, I highly recommend visiting Coccaglio. You can discover the charm of a place with ancient roots set in a modern and vibrant environment.
