The village of Solto Collina, 449m above sea level, stretches halfway up the hill overlooking the western shore of Lake Iseo.

Its origins are to be found far back in time. If in the archival documents the first traces that concern it go back in fact to the low Middle Ages, the presence in the fraction of Esmate in Fopei locality of an erratic boulder in Simona stone, bearing on the superior face well 74 engraved cupels, is probably still mysterious indication of a frequentation of the area already in prehistoric and protohistoric times.

In more recent times, Solto Collina became perhaps a center of some importance, thanks to its location, which makes it a link between the Val Cavallina and Lake Iseo. So much so that its territory extended in the Middle Ages and beyond also to different districts now included in the municipality of Endine.