Torre Pallavicina

Torre Pallavicina is a scattered Italian municipality of 1,138 inhabitants within the province of Bergamo, in Lombardy. Located inside the Japanese Bergamo undeniable, on the border with the provinces of Brescia and Cremona, it's far approximately 38 kilometers to the south east of the Orobic capital. The little statistics inherent inside the records of Torre Pallavicina relates almost completely to the medieval technology. Before this it is assumed that the territory was affected by small settlements dating lower back to Roman times, given that the village becomes first of all recognized with the call of Florien, in all likelihood covered in what became commonly called vicus Florianus.

At the end of the Roman domination there was a period of scarce enthronization of the territory, interrupted via the advent of the Franks. These had been those that gave delivery to the group of the Holy Roman Empire, whose rulers dominated the city's fortunes for the duration of the center Ages. It is known that these territories have been donated in fief, collectively with the encompassing areas, to the Bishop of Cremona already within the XI century.