Colle di Brianza

Colle di Brianza is a mountain in Lombardy, Italy. It has an elevation of.
Colle di Brianza, also known as Monte di San Genesio, is a mountain in the Lugano Prealps located in the Province of Lecco. It is divided into three hills: Monte Regina, Monte Crocione, and Monte di San Genesio.
The Hermitage of San Genesio is located on Monte di San Genesio. From the late 1500s to 1770, it was inhabited by Augustinian Friars. After a period of abandonment, it returned to its religious function thanks to the Camaldolese Friars, who, from 1863 to 1938, rebuilt the convent and church, dedicating it to Saint Joseph. Today, the hermitage is privately owned.