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A slow day in Gromo

Half dayEasyAll agesDog friendly
A slow day in Gromo

Overview

Gromo was built on silver and iron and still looks it: a castle, a square with a fountain, workshops behind heavy doors.

Walk the old streets in the morning, sit in the square with a coffee, then take the path down to the river before lunch.

Why we love it

Because it is a real village, not a museum. The bar is full of people who live here.

Basecamp tip

The square is at its best between 17:00 and 19:00, when the village comes out for an aperitivo and nobody is in a rush to serve you.

Good to know

  • Most shops close between 12:30 and 15:30.
  • The castle courtyard is open to walk through.

What to bring

  • Comfortable shoes for cobbles
  • Cash for the bakery

If the weather changes

Rain suits Gromo. Take the covered lanes and a long lunch.

Gallery

A slow day in Gromo — image 1
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