The book guides the reader in discovering the most evocative panoramic views, the symbolic places of Arsié, from the main town to the hamlets, from Lake Corlo to historically significant sites such as Forte Leone. 

A particularly significant aspect is the comparison between contemporary images and reproductions of historical postcards: a visual dialogue that highlights the profound transformations of the landscape and the community over the last century.

Alongside the photographs, there are informative fact sheets about the places, religious buildings, and the main events in the Arsié area. The work is complemented by brief monographs and contributions from scholars who explore the artistic, archaeological, and historical aspects of the territory, restoring dignity and value to a heritage often considered secondary but, in reality, rich in important testimonies.

Among these, we recall Daniela Perco’s essay on the Solivi of Fastro, Tiziana Conte’s work on the artworks in the churches, Elisa Possenti’s contribution on the excavations in the church of Arsié, Luca Girotto’s exploration of Forte Leone, and Laura Pontin’s analysis of the Bragadin coat of arms. It also features a reprint of a writing by Silvio Lancerini on the complex events that led to the creation of Lake Corlo, now one of the main tourist attractions in the area.

Presentation of the book edited by Luigino Coin and Antonio De Marchi