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 Lesa
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Lesa enters into a slight cove, south of the town there are the remains of a castle dating from the eleventh century.
Lesa is divided into different hamlets, among which the most interesting is Solcio, located near the lake, with a beautiful parish church dedicated to San Rocco: it was built in neoclassic style by local philanthropist Felix Borroni the early nineteenth century.
Always in Solcio, there is the Villa Cavallini, with in its inside a fresco by Luigi Morgari (1924) representing dancing girls in a scene setting in this same location on the lake.
The territory also includes two other hamlets, Calogna and Comnago, on the surrounding hills.
In the territory there are numerous villas, including Villa Noseda, built in 1854, which still has a beautiful garden.
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