Cremia

The village of Cremia is characterised by scattered settlements. It is made up of small hamlets situated along the slopes of the Monte Bregagno all at the same altitude perhaps because well before medieval times, the main route of communication ran along at this height.

Thanks to its numerous vineyards and chestnut groves, this territory offers a great variety of landscapes and a natural environment which excursionists and lovers of nature can discover through the many trails which cross the valleys.
The authority of many landowners contributed to its fortification. It belonged to Ludovico il Moro who then passed it on to Lucrezia Crivella uniting it with the estate of Nesso.
In 1522 it passed onto Gian Giacomo De Medici and in 1579 it became part of the domain of the Tre Pievi and was conceded by Filippo II to the Cardinal Tolomeo Gallio.