The Montevecchia and Curone Valley Park is an area of environmental interest with naturalistic and rural architectural elements.

The Montevecchia and Curone Valley Park is framed into the Pre-Alps Orobie.  This area is located in  the green southern-east part of Brianza, overlapping with the agricultural and industrial valley, close to the metropolitan area of Milan.
Its area covers 2400 hectares and has its highest point is the hill of Montevecchia, the creeks Curone and Molgoretta floes inside the park.

The Park is not just a nature reserve with a great environmental heritage, but also hosts an urban center, productive settlements, areas dedicated to agriculture and breeding, as well as architectural elements both civil and religious of great artistic and cultural value. The Beata Vergine del Carmelo stands out on Montevecchia’s hill.

The park is crowded with many paths, accessible on foot, horse riding or mountain bike, allowing you to experience the beauty of the natural, rural and religious architectural elements that it hosts. This park is a great balance between environmental protection and human being wellness, a perfect example of eco-compatible development model between nature and human activities.

Articolo aggiornato il 14 July 2020 da eccoLecco