Gombito
Gombito: A town with ancient history and rich traditions
If you're curious to discover a small and quaint Lombard village, Gombito is the right place for you. This municipality, located in the province of Cremona, currently has 611 inhabitants and was first mentioned in a diploma by King Henry III in 1055 under the name "Gomedo". Since then, Gombito has gone through several historical phases and is still a town rich in traditions and festivities.
The history of the ancient village of Gombito
The history of Gombito is long and ancient: the village dates back to before 1055 when the town was known as Gomedo. In the 14th century, Gombito was granted as a fief to Cabrino Fòndulo by the Visconti. Later, in 1652, the town passed into the hands of the Ponzone family of Cremona, who held the feudal rights to it until the end of the 18th century. In 1841, the town of Gombito merged with Vinzasca. During the 20th century, Gombito underwent numerous transformations that brought it to the present day, always maintaining its ancient charm intact.
Gombito: A town rich in traditions
Gombito is a municipality that has retained its ancient roots and traditions. Among the most famous festivals in the town are the "days of the blackbird", an event that takes place on January 29, 30, and 31. On these days, the end of winter and the arrival of spring are celebrated. Another very famous event is the "snail race", which takes place at the end of August and beginning of September, and consists of a race between snails.
The demographic evolution of Gombito
Gombito is a municipality that boasts a population of 611 inhabitants, steadily increasing in recent years. In fact, in recent years, there has been an increase in the number of families residing in the town, and many new commercial activities have been inaugurated.
Gombito: A town open to the world
Despite being a small town, Gombito is open to the world and welcomes people of all ethnicities. In 2020, foreign citizens residing in Gombito were 31. The community is organized and participates in the town's festivals together with Italian residents.
Conclusion
In summary, Gombito is an ancient village that has maintained its traditions and is experiencing new development in recent years. The Gombito community is welcoming and open, despite its small size, and the town is the ideal place for curious people who want to discover a place with ancient history and a culture full of charm.
