The origins date back to Roman times and the place-name, according to many experts, comes from a landowner of that historical period named Attius.
The place was first mentioned in 875, referring to a certain Agemundi de Aciano. The area was ruled by the Lombards and after them the Holy Roman Empire. During the communal period, the village was affected by significant clashes between opposing factions of the Guelphs and Ghibellines. Because of its proximity to the city Bergamo, numerous fortifications for defensive purposes, such as towers and a castle, were built.
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Address: Bergamo, Bergamo, Italy
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