Gravedona ed Uniti
The seventeenth-century complex on the knoll at the entrance to Peglio, above Gravedona, with the Fiammenghini's frescoes, a chapel for Palermo's Santa Rosalia and an organ by the Antegnati.
The church of Santi Eusebio e Vittore at Peglio, above Gravedona, has frescoes by the Fiammenghino and seventeenth-century stucco work.
It stands on a knoll with a portico, ossuary, rectory and cemetery. Building work began in 1607 and the roof was complete by 1613; decoration continued in later centuries. The chapel of Saint Rosalia recalls the upper lake emigrants' links with Palermo. Above the entrance is the Antegnati organ, with two painted shutters.
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Events within a few kilometres, on now or coming up.
Distances as the crow flies.
