Albino, Administrative commune in Lombardy, Italy
Albino is a municipality in the Serio River valley located in the Province of Bergamo in the Lombardy region. It spans across several neighborhoods at an elevation of 342 meters.
The settlement's first documented mention appears in 892 AD as 'vico Albines'. Archaeological evidence indicates human occupation in the region dating back to the Copper Age.
The Parrocchiale di San Giuliano displays works by Renaissance artists including Giovan Battista Moroni and Enea Salmeggia. These paintings remain visible in the church today and reflect the artistic tastes of past centuries.
A light rail connection has linked this municipality to the provincial capital of Bergamo regularly since 2009. The journey is short and offers convenient access for visitors and commuters.
The Sanctuary of the Madonna della Gamba was built to commemorate a 1440 event. A young woman recovered from leg injuries after praying to the Virgin Mary.
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