Mesenzana
Welcome to Mesenzana
Welcome to Mesenzana, a municipality in the province of Varese in Lombardy, Italy. This beautiful city has about 1600 inhabitants and is rich in history and monuments of interest. Let's find out more.
Monuments and places of interest
The parish church of Mesenzana is a work of art in itself, and contains a particularly precious organ built in 1866 by Adeodato Bossi Urbani.
Society
Mesenzana has a long history, and its population has grown over the years. In 1751, the municipality had 310 inhabitants, and this number slowly grew over the centuries. In 1805, the population was 401 people, but after the annexation of Brissago Valtravaglia, Grantola, and Roggiano in 1809, the number of inhabitants increased to 1101. In 1853, Mesenzana had a population of 578 people, rising to 728 in 1901. In 1927, Mesenzana merged with the city of Brissago Valtravaglia, and in 1961 the municipality had 703 inhabitants.
Administration
Mesenzana is part of the Valli del Verbano Mountain Community. This organization is responsible for supporting and promoting the economic, social, and cultural development of local communities, in support of tourism and agriculture in the area.
Conclusions
Mesenzana is a charming and welcoming city, rich in history and cultural heritage. With its parish church and the Adeodato Bossi Urbani organ, there is much to see and discover, and the city is definitely a destination not to be missed. Come and discover everything that Mesenzana has to offer!
