Lierna

**Lierna**
	Italian comune
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Instance of	comune of Italy;
Location	Province of Lecco, Lombardy, Italy
Located in or next to body of water	Lake Como;
Capital	Lierna;
Population	2,122 (demographic balance, 2018);
Area	11.24 km² (2011);
Elevation above sea level	202 m;
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	45° 57′ 29.16″ N, 9° 18′ 18.36″ E
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The Tourist map of Lake Como[edit]

The centuries-old tradition of Lierna wants it to be absent from tourist maps to preserve the privacy of the many VIPs

Affreschi della Chiesetta di San Maurizio e Lazzaro, Chiesa di Fondazione dell'Ordine di Casa Savoia del Re d'Italia

Lierna Lake Como Town Hall designed by Giannino Castiglioni and Achille Castiglioni

Lierna with a View of Bellagio (from Sentiero del Viandante),
Lake Lago di Como
Lierna Castle
Italiano: Panorama
Lierna with a View of Oliveto Lario beach from Sentiero del Viandante (Monte di Lierna)
Alpe di Lierna and a view up to mountain Grigna Settentrionale
Monte Cucco and a view down to Lierna, Mandello del Lario and Lago di Como

Lariosaurus balsami (Lierni) fossil found in the Borgo area of Grumo in Lierna Lake Como in 1933
Palstave an antique axe of middle Bronze Age palstave (found in Gravina)
Tumulus culture of Bronze Age (c. 1600 to 1200 BC), found in Lierna in 1876
weapons of Bronze Age found in Lierna in 1876 (V. Barelli, "Società Archeologica Comense, f.9 p.4)
Artifacts of Bronze Age found inside Tumuls in Lierna in 1876
Ceramics of Bronze Age found in Lierna in 1876
Lierna's Celtic Dyke is the remains of a prehistoric defensive ditch which lies at the mountain side of the village of Lierna Lake Como. It is protected as an antique Monument, identical to the Devil's Dyke Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire in England. It is part of the defences of an Iron Age settlement associations with Julius Caesar's second invasion time of Britain (54 BC).
Lierna's Celtic fortification in the wood identical to Zamcisko fortification
Romans murdering Druids and burning their groves cropped
Denarius of Marcus Aurelius (Agrippina, Druso and Nerva, etc. coins) found in the Borgo area of Villa in Lierna Lake Como
Vipsania Agrippina
Agrippina minore
Nerva 96-98 AD, found in the Borgo area of Villa in Lierna Lake Como
Nerva