Tormo
Tormo: an enchanting village in Lombardy
Welcome to Tormo, a beautiful village in the municipality of Crespiatica, located southwest of the inhabited center and bordering the village of Benzona. Let's discover together all the beauty and history of this small village.
History
The history of Tormo is very ancient. Located in a strategic position along the Orzinuovi state road 235, it owes its name to the Tormo river, tributary of the Adda. During the Napoleonic era, Tormo was annexed to Corte Palasio, but regained autonomy with the constitution of the Lombardo-Veneto Kingdom. With the unification of Italy, the municipality had only 235 inhabitants and was then annexed to Crespiatica in 1879.
Monuments and places of interest
The heart of Tormo is represented by Villa Cavezzali Gabba, built in the first half of the 19th century with a typical neoclassical style of the time. The villa is surrounded by a large park and offers frescoes and paintings by important Italian masters of the 19th century such as Francesco Hayez, Francesco Podesti, Pelagio Palagi, and many others. On this occasion, you can also admire a beautiful neoclassical temple that has now become the parish church.
Infrastructure and transport
From the point of view of infrastructure and transport, Tormo was served between 1880 and 1931 by a stop on the Lodi-Crema-Soncino tram.
Conclusions
Tormo is undoubtedly a magical place immersed in the history and characteristic beauty of Lombardy. If you are looking for a quiet place to relax and discover the history and culture of the surrounding territory, Tormo is the ideal solution. If you want to visit it, do not hesitate to do so, immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of this enchanting place.
