Arosio
Arosio is located along the "Nuova Vallassina" road which connects Milan and Como, in an area considered to be a gateway to Brianza. The earliest inhabitants of the area were the Insubri, an ancient Celtic or Ligurian-Celtic tribe. In Roman times, the Mediolanum-Bellasium way passed through Arosio. This road connected Mediolanum (Milan) with Bellasium (Bellagio). Arioso is in the Brianza hills, on the right bank of the Lambro river.
The town forms a triangle inside the three main roads: the Nuova Vallassina, the Novedratese and the Arosio-Canzo. The neighbouring towns are Inverigo, Giussano and Carugo. The southern border is also the edge of the province of Como. The old town is located on nearby hills, offering a stunning view of the pre-alpine mountains.
Gallery
Waiting for the train 
The station in 1971 
FEIN (Fondazione Europea il Nibbio) bird observatory (2 km from the station): the traditional migratory bird trapping facilities at the Arioso bird observatory, known as roccoli and bresciane, have been documented since 1710. After visiting the park you can watch the various stages of bird ringing as well as learn all about the topic. The extensive museum of Lombard birdlife also displays around 400 taxidermy birds, demonstrating the birds’ unique anatomical adaptations to their habitats.