Verdellino

Verdellino is an Italian metropolis of 7,790 inhabitants inside the province of Bergamo, in Lombardy. Located in the valuable Bergamo plain, it's miles about 13 kilometers south of the Orobic capital. The first city agglomerations gift in the territory date again to the period of Roman domination, as evidenced by using ancient archaeological proof determined inside the city, amongst which a fragment of a Roman epigraph stands proud, now walled up on the rear facade of the parish house. Also the toponym ought to originate in this period, deriving from virides, which might suggest with the adjective green, the presence of numerous and huge meadows.

However, current studies would love to trace the foundation of the primary settlements to the technology of the Cenomanian Gauls, based at the suffix of the name vir, probably of Celtic beginning. To discover the first written files attesting to the lifestyles of the name one need to look ahead to the year 1010, when bringing up the place of Verdello Minore. In the 14th century the borders of Verdellino were much like those of these days, but the territory became suffering from violent clashes between Guelph and Ghibellines.