Verolavecchia

Verolavecchia is an Italian metropolis of 3,790 inhabitants inside the province of Brescia in Lombardy. The current territory is the end result of the union of the municipal territories of the preceding municipality of Verolavecchia and Monticello d Oglio, which came about in 1842. It is thought that the territory of Verolavecchia was inhabited since the instances of prehistory. Since Roman instances 3 tombstones were determined, one in Verolavecchia and two in Scorzarolo, now located in the Roman museum of Brescia. Verolavecchia, a humble and little acknowledged hamlet presently now not accomplishing 4000 inhabitants clearly does not boast a history of sensational events. Its geographical nature makes it quite isolated.

Closed among Quintana and Monticello to the south west, Scorzarolo and Verolanuova to the north east, no longer being on essential passageways, it has had long intervals of peace. In fact, its territory is never cited for battles and has never been dragged into looting or massacres. The Municipality of Brescia itself seems to have had no interest in those components. And but in Verolavecchia there has been a fortified citadel the Gothic tower stays. In the fifteenth century for the duration of the wars between Milan and Venice, armed gangs who conquered the fortress passed via Verolavecchia.