Zogno

Zogno is a small town located in the province of Bergamo, in the Lombardy region of Italy. It is situated in the valley of the Adda River, which forms the border with the province of Como, near Lake Como.

The town has a population of around 3,700 residents, as of the 2020 census. The settlement has a long history, with archaeological evidence indicating human presence since pre-Roman times. The town has undergone changes over the centuries, influenced by various cultural and economic factors.

Zogno is a small agricultural center with a mild climate and fertile soil. The local economy is focused on farming, with crops such as wheat, corn, and tobacco being widely cultivated. There is also a significant presence of industrial activity in the town, with various companies operating in the manufacturing and supply sectors.

The town of Zogno is served by a local railway station, which connects it to other towns in the region, including Bergamo and Lecco. Public transportation and bus services link the town to the surrounding areas. The town is also easily accessible by car, with the nearby A9 highway providing a shortcut to the main cities of Lombardy.

Name day in Zogno is on 13th January, when the town celebrates the Saint Antonio Abate, the maximum patron of the town. The Saint patron day is a festive day in the town, as a lot of activities and events take place, creating a potentially interesting environment for visitors and residents.