Carvico

Carvico is an Italian city of 4,624 populations within the province of Bergamo, in Lombardy. Located north of the Bergamo Island, on the slopes of Monte Canto, it's far approximately 16 kilometers to the west of the Orobic capital. The first everlasting settlements within the territory have to date again to the duration of Roman domination, even though in this regard no findings have been acquired that could assist this concept. The first report attesting to the life of the village dates lower back to 1127, while this Attone di Calusco ceded a number of his homes located on the territory to the church of Sant Alessandro in Bergamo.

Subsequently the city exceeded to the own family of the Da Carvico Calusco who got here into possession of the territories of Carvico, however additionally of the acquaintances Calusco superiore and Calusco inferior. A similarly cession sanctioned the passage of the territories to the diocese of Bergamo. Already in this era a few clashes began to occur geared toward obtaining supremacy over those lands this is deduced from numerous written testimonies, which also tell of the presence of fortifications and a fortress.