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Lake Endine

Find out where's Endine Lake and how to get there!

Lake Endine is only few miles from Lake Iseo. It is one of the less known lakes in Lombardy. On a separate trip in August, 2007, I returned to this region of Northern Italy visiting this small lake in the beautiful Cavallina Valley in the province of Bergamo.

It’s a quiet, relaxing place excellent for water sports (sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and boat racing) and a well-known place for winter ice fishing when the lake freezes over. Lake Endine is only navigable by row boat, canoe or pedal boat, which can be rented. The lakeside villages are full of medieval castles and little churches richly decorated with works of art ready to be explored.

Here is my short photo gallery about the lake.

Monasterolo is one the many picturesque villages on the lake. At Monasterolo there is a famous middle age castle with a unique garden you should visit. Watch my short photo gallery slide show:

While visiting this lake don’t miss to visit a small village Bianzano only 2 miles from the main road. The medieval castle, placed at the beginning of the village, is one of the few areas saved by the demolitions in 1400, It still keeps the original square structure of the XIII century. The Church dell’Assunta of the XIII century as well, is recommended for its valuable wooded altar by the Fantoni’s school and for its suggestive position on the top of the valley from where you can enjoy the magnificent view to the lake.

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