PISOGNEPisogne is a village in Lombardy, in the north of Italy. Together with

its eight hamlets it has got about 8,000 inhabitants.

Pisogne is 100 kilometres from Milan, and 50 Kilometres from Brescia and Bergamo

                                                                                           

                 

Pisogne lays at the edge of Camonica Valley. Our valley is famous for its prehistorical engravings

dating back to 8.000 b.C.

Pisogne enjoys a very lucky position because it’s located between lake Iseo and the

mountains.

Pisogne is a tourist village, especially in the

summer. Here are some views of Pisogne.

There are many churches, one of which is famous for its beautiful frescos (Santa Maria della Neve)

On the territory of Pisogne there is a small but attractive skiing station where we go skiing in winter and walking in the nature and having

picnics in summer.

Around Pisogne there are eight small hamlets which are part of its municipality. The biggest one is Gratacasolo where we have one of our

primary and middle school.