Roncadelle

Roncadelle is an Italian town of 9,437 inhabitants within the province of Brescia, in Lombardy. In Roman times, from Via Roncadelle, handed the Via Cassanese, a Roman street that connected Milan with Brescia through Cassianum subsequently the call of the street. The territory of Roncadelle called Runca inside the early center Ages and then Runkethelle or Roncadelli, recollects the origins closely connected to the agriculture of the United States. The Runca locality turned into inherited in 756 through the Long bard king Desideratum and later donated on 4 October 760 to the female monastery of S. Salvatore these days based by means of King Desiderio himself and his wife Ansa.

In the subsequent centuries the Benedictine monastery had an important role in the lifestyles of the community a mill and a farmhouse have been built on the rural avenue to Travagliato and the Hospitium became maintained on the road to Orzinuovi, in all likelihood derived from a preceding Roman creation. Just round these crucial verbal exchange routes grow two wonderful residential realities the Contrada dei Cortivi di Sopra and Contrada di Sotto.