Brembilla

Brembilla is the seat of the municipality of Val Brembilla in the province of Bergamo. Already self sustaining municipality with districts of Cadelfoglia, Camorone, Catremerio, Cavaglia, Cerro, Forcella, Laxolo, Malentrata and Sant Antonio Abbandonato, on 21 January 2014 it merged with the municipality of Gerosa. The origins of the country are not completely acknowledged, given the lack of certain evidence. It is believed that a few small settlements have been already gift at the time of the Romans and next dominations, given that the location become inscribed in that giant portion of land called Lemine.

The toponym could suggest the flow referred to as Brembilla which, crossing the town, flows into the nearby Brembo. These dates back to the Middle Ages, a duration in the course of which the town composed of numerous districts, commenced to expect certain significance. It have to be said that at that time speaking of Brembilla become supposed to be a far wider vicinity than the simple inhabited center it cited an area comprising the complete contemporary Brembilla valley, and the towns of the Imagna Valley positioned on Mount Ubione.