I had the chance to spend a day at Bagolino Carnival back in 2017.
In fact, the source of the music and the choreography of the dances of the Bagolino Carnival is yet to be determined. Thanks primarily to its isolated mountainous position, Bagolino has managed to preserve a carnival tradition like no other. Authentic and completely local, this is a celebration that has been classified as one of the most important ethnological discoveries of the last 200 years. Visiting Bagolino for its Carnival is a great experience to have in Italy. The local people split into two groups – the Balarì and the Mascher – to recreate many centuries-old traditions. The whole town comes together to have fun. Bagolino Carnival – a unique celebration taking place in the days before the start of Lent.Inside the church, you can admire masterpieces by Titian, Tintoretto, and Palma the Young. Standing in its loggia feels like being in an art gallery – the tall mountains and the town spilling down the steep slope seem to have been painted by an Italian master. Church of San Giorgio – this 17th-century church has a prime position on the edge of a rocky promontory.Having a thick slice of Bagoss in a soft bread roll feels like a feast in itself. It has a lovely dense and salty flavour with hints of walnuts and chestnuts. Bagoss – a type of cheese that is produced only here.The road to it turns and curves through the mountains revealing breathtaking views over the nearby Lake Idro.Īlthough small, Bagolino has three unique things that make it a great destination in this verdant corner of Lombardy in Italy: Bagolino is a tiny town built on a steep slope in the deep Valley Sabbia in the Prealps of Lombardy.
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