If you’re spending time in the Italian Alps this summer, be sure to make time to visit the dreamy town of Chiavenna in Lombardy
This beautiful palazzo is the only one left after a landslide devastated the town in 1618.
This stunning double waterfall cascades 1800 metres down a rock face. Hiking trails and outdoor adventures are nearby.
Dì della Brisaola (Bresaola Day) is your chance to try the best air-dried, salted beef from dozens of different local producers.
See the Collegiata di San Lorenzo church. It's famous for a Romanesque baptismal font and a golden Bible cover that dates back to the 11th century.
Taste the local cusine of Bitto cheese and Gnocchetti di Chiavenna.
Head to the Paradiso botanical garden to enjoy panoramic views over the historic town centre
The Crotti are caves which are naturally cooled cellars used to age cheese and store produce. Many have a restaurant attached where you can try local dishes and wine tastings.