Sovere
Hello friends! Today I will talk to you about Sovere, a beautiful municipality in the province of Bergamo in Lombardy. With a population of 5170 inhabitants, the village extends along the course of the Borlezza stream, in the wonderful Val Borlezza.
Physical geography
The territory of Sovere is divided into three parts: the Piazza and Sellere hamlets on the left bank of the valley, and the residential core of Sovere. The village is formed by two hamlets, San Martino on the right and San Gregorio on the left of the Borlezza stream. The territory is immersed in uncontaminated nature, with numerous surrounding mountains that offer the possibility of many excursions suitable for all users.
History
Sovere has ancient origins dating back to the Roman Empire, as confirmed by some findings from that period. The village suffered the raids of some barbarian tribes, but it was in the Middle Ages that the inhabitants of Sovere had to endure the most difficult periods due to the disputes between Guelfs and Ghibellines. These disputes concluded with the uniting with the Republic of Venice.
Monuments and places of interest
Sovere is characterized by numerous noteworthy constructions, such as the palaces located throughout the municipal territory. But there is more, the church of San Martino, founded next to the old medieval tower, and the stone bridge built in 1892 are two places of interest that represent the history of the village.
I hope this brief summary has intrigued you about Sovere and has made you want to visit it. If you are looking for a place to relax immersed in nature and history, Sovere is definitely the right place!
