Burago
Welcome to Burago, a hamlet of Muscoline
Hello everyone and welcome to Burago, a charming hamlet of the Municipality of Muscoline, in the province of Brescia. If you are curious to discover the history of this picturesque village, keep reading!
History of Burago
Burago has ancient origins, being an agricultural village that has developed over the centuries. In 1810, during the Napoleonic period, it was included in the hamlet of Castrezzone, but the decision was overturned by the Austrians when they took control of the region in 1815.
After the unification of Italy, Burago changed its name to "Burago Riviera" because of its proximity to Lake Garda, but due to its small population, it was soon annexed to Muscoline.
Life in Burago today
Today, Burago has about 67 inhabitants and enjoys a peace and serenity that many citizens of big cities can only dream of. Here life flows calmly, away from noise and stress.
What to visit in Burago
Walking through the streets of Burago is a unique experience, thanks to the natural and architectural beauties that can be admired. The area is surrounded by beautiful hills, perfect for hiking and cycling.
For history enthusiasts, the Church of San Zenone and the small chapel of San Rocco are definitely worth a visit. The Church of San Zenone was built in 1740 and inside you can admire beautiful frescoes and works of art.
Gastronomy
Like any respectable agricultural village, Burago is famous for its typical products. Here you can find cheeses, wine, olive oil, and much more, all of the highest quality.
How to reach Burago
To reach Burago, you can take the A4 motorway and exit at Desenzano, then follow the signs for Muscoline. After about 10 km, you will arrive in Burago and can immediately enjoy the beauty of this splendid village.
External links
If you want to know more about Burago and its history, you can visit the official website of the Municipality of Muscoline. You will find all the necessary information to organize your trip to Burago and discover all the beauties of this extraordinary hamlet.
