Lambrugo
Discovering Lambrugo, a town in the province of Como
Hi everyone! Today I want to talk to you about Lambrugo, a beautiful town in the province of Como, in Lombardy. With its 2511 inhabitants, it's a small but charming village. So, sit back and let's discover it together!
Physical geography
Territory
The territory of Lambrugo has a characteristic triangular shape and borders to the east with the municipalities of Costa Masnaga and Nibionno, to the south with those of Inverigo, to the west with that of Lurago d'Erba, and to the north with that of Merone.
Geology and hydrography
Its altitude ranges between 238 and 340 meters above sea level, with an average height of 290 meters recorded at the municipal seat. The territory is predominantly hilly and rich in wooded areas. Furthermore, Lambrugo is crossed by the Lambro river and is included in the Regional Park of the Lambro Valley.
Seismology
From a seismological point of view, Lambrugo can be considered lucky: in fact, it has low seismicity and has been classified as a zone 4 municipality by the national Civil Protection Department.
Climate
The climate of Lambrugo is typical of the northern Italian plains, with cold and quite harsh winters and summers with high temperatures. The greatest concentration of rainfall occurs in autumn and spring. The town belongs to the E climate zone.
Historical notes
Lambrugo has a very ancient origin, as shown by some tombs dating back to the Bronze Age and the Roman era, found in the municipal territory. In the Middle Ages, it was subject to the dominion of the Benedictine monks of San Vincenzo a Galliano, who rebuilt the churches of San Pietro and Santa Marta. In 1928, Lambrugo was annexed to the province of Como.
Culture and traditions
The Feast of St. Martin
Lambrugo boasts numerous festivals and traditions, including the Feast of St. Martin, celebrated on November 11th every year. On that occasion, the village comes alive with food stands, shows and music. Don't miss the festival of wild boar, during which you can taste delicious local specialties.
Religious festivals
Another very heartfelt moment for the people of Lambrugo are the religious festivals, such as the Assumption of Mary on August 15th, the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul on June 29th, and the feast of St. Rocco on August 16th.
Art and worship
Finally, for lovers of art and worship, the churches of San Pietro, Santa Marta and San Rocco are a must-see.
Economy
Agriculture and livestock breeding
In the past, the economy of Lambrugo was based on agriculture and livestock breeding. Even today, these sectors represent an important part of the town's economic activity.
Crafts
Another activity very present in Lambrugo is handicrafts, particularly iron and stone processing. There are indeed numerous artisans who produce unique and high-quality objects.
Commerce and tourism
Lambrugo is not a well-known tourist destination, but it can boast an offer rich in typical and high-quality products, ranging from meat to a wide range of vegetables. Furthermore, the municipality is rich in naturalistic trails and walks through the woods, ideal for a family outing or among friends.
Conclusions
In conclusion, Lambrugo is a town full of history and tradition, where it's possible to live in perfect harmony between work and relaxation, nature and culture. Visiting it, you will have the opportunity to discover a little-known but rich part of Lombardy, full of surprises and beauties to be discovered.
