La Via dei Molini

In this journey, one delves into the twentieth-century history of Colognola. San Vittore is indeed the district where the first Monument to the Fallen of the Town was erected, already a hundred years old, resulting from the efforts of a popular movement that determinedly imposed its will on the municipal administration of the time.

San Vittore was also the village that saw the birth of Carlo Aldegheri, a rebellious and anarchic figure of prominence in the 1920s and 1930s. 

As for the Church of Saints Vittore and Corona, the ancient building was constructed in the 10th century on a rocky spur, later rebuilt in the 1900s with an imposing buttress under the apse. Inside the place of worship, there are 4 altars dating back to the 1600s and 1700s.

Do not miss along the Tramigna stream, the many little waterfalls on the border with the district of Costeggiola (Soave).