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Milan Hotels
Founded in the 400s, Milan has, for centuries been an important commercial and cultural center. As well as being a city of Internationally recognized economic importance, Milan is a surprisingly green city. There are a number of parks and gardens to be discovered along itineraries which include the town's many monuments and museums. Amongst the important buildings are the Sforzesco Castle, Milan Cathedral, the Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery, the Scala Theatre, the Gallery of Via Manzoni,...
Como Hotels
Como is situated in a basin, on the extreme South of the Western limb of the Lario. It is a charming town with an historic center, close to the lake. Como is known world wide because its lake, which is among the deepest in Europe, and also because of its mild climate, which attracts thousands of tourists here each year. With a strong industrial base and great number of flourishing enterprises, producing many classic 'made in Italy' articles, Como is a surprisingly dynamic town. There are...
Desenzano del Garda Hotels
Desenzano del Garda is of Roman origin and has an ancient history, dating back to many centuries before Christ. Its economic power came about largely due to its highly strategic position close to the Via Emilia, the important trading route between North and South Italy. Today, Desenzano del Garda is an extremely active center with a large number of hotels and tourist services which make the town the most vibrant and lively of all those along lake Garda. The Medieval town center is quiet...
Bergamo Hotels
Bergamo, which is situated on the hills of Sant Eufemia and Fara, derives its name from 'dwelling on the mountain'. The city is immersed in a spectacular landscape. The city's artistic treasures are to be found in the higher part of Bergamo. The funicular railway transports visitors to the 'Città Alta' where the best of Bergamo is to be seen: the former Augustinian Monastery, Porta San Giacomo, the Fort, the Parco delle Rimembranze, the Cittadella, the History Museum, the Gomito Tower,...
Mantova Hotels
Of Tuscan origins, Mantova is a truly fascinating city, a treasure trove full of history and artistic masterpieces. Names which have made the town famous throughout the world include Mantegna, Pisanello, Leon Battista Alberti, Giulio Romano. The splendor of Mantova dates back to the dynasty of the Gonzaga Family, symbolized in the Palazzo Ducale. Wandering through the narrow streets and under the colonnades one can marvel at the Basilica of St Andrea, Mantova Cathedral, the Church of St...
Valtellina Hotels
On the border of Lombardy, close to both Milan and Switzerland, stretching from the Passo della Spluga up to the Passo dello Stelvio, one finds the vast territory of the Valtellina. It is an unspoilt landscape, with lush valleys, snow topped mountains and Alpine lakes; perfect for those in search of relaxation and pure air. The heart of the Valtellina can be found in the Nature Reserve of the Stelvio. A wealth of traditions are still observed and crafts, linked to the working of ollare stone...
Livigno Hotels
Livigno is surrounded by mountains, in a splendid, water rich, valley. The town continues to observe age-old traditions and retain popular culture even today. Livigno is perfect for trekking, mountain biking, climbing and mountain fishing. Livigno also has a wealth of churches such as the Oratorio del Rosario, the Immacolata di Lourdes, the Addolorata in Val Federic, the Immacolata di Viera, the Madonna della Pace and the Madonna del Soccorso. Numerous routes through the countryside include...
Pavia Hotels
Pavia is sited on the banks of the Ticino river, just a few kilometers from the Po, crossed by the Navigliaccio and Vernavola rivers. The tourist will be struck by the perfectly preserved Roman cityplan, formed by chess board blocks and two principle axii, 'cardo' and 'decumano'. Following the historical and artistic itineraries through Pavia, one can visit Visconteo Castle, the Civic Museums, the Church of St. Pietro in Ciel d'Oro, the Fraschini Theatre, the five Medieval towers, the Crypt...
Brescia Hotels
Brescia lies on the slopes of the Pre-Alps, surrounded by the Ronchi mountains, close to the Val Trompia. Brescia has always been an important commercial and industrial center. For Golf enthusiasts there are number of courses including Franciacorta and Nigoline of Cortefranca. There are many tourist attractions, including the Roman Museum, the St Salvatore Monastery, the Basilica of St Salvatore, the Church and Treasure of St Giulia, the Solario Sanctuary, the Christian Museum, Palazzo del...
Lake Garda Hotels
Lake Garda is the Southernmost of the Italian Alpine lakes, and, with its marvelous quality of light, is perfect for tourism throughout the year. Around the shores one finds a series of enchanting villages and fantastic cities: Malcesine, Gargnano, Portese, Bogliaco, Desenzano, Manerba, Campione, Gardone, Salò, Riva, Torbole, Peschiera, Fasano, Assenza, Porto di Brenzone, Maderno, Garda, Cisano, Lazise, Pai, Bardolino, Castelnuovo, Torri and Castelletto. There are a host of opportunities...
Cremona Hotels
Situated in the fertile lands of the Padana plains, Cremona's origins date back to the Roman Empire. The city has for centuries been an important agricultural base. In the surrounding countryside cereals and forage crops are grown, and beefcattle are bred. Cremona is known world wide for its lute making so it is no surprise to find here the Stadivariano Museum, the Antonio Stradivari International School of lute making, the Cremona Center of Lute making, and the International Instrument...
Lodi Hotels
Sited on the banks of the river Adda, Lodi has a splendid Medieval and Renaissance historic center. Prior to becoming a city of the Roman Empire, the town was a Celtic village. The town's economy relies heavily on agriculture, in particular on the dairy industry. The city is famous for its dairy products - cream, butter, mascarpone and the extremely rare 'grana con la lacrima' cheese. There are also a number of enterprises in the town producing ceramics and articles in wrought iron. Lodi was...
Lecco Hotels
On the banks Lake Como, lies one of the most enchanting towns of the area-Lecco. The town developed from two principal piazzas, Piazza Cermenati and Piazza XX Settembre, and now stretches out way beyond the original lakeside village. Lecco's fame is linked to Alessandro Manzoni who set his novel 'The Betrothed' here. To visit: the Basilica of San Nicolò, the Palazzotto di Don Rodrigo, the Viscontea, the Natural History Museum, Villa Manzoni, the Manzoni Museum, the Archeological Museum,...
Sondrio Hotels
Sondrio lies on the slopes of great mountains, among which the most impressive is Pizzo Bernina, right in the heart of the Valtellina. The town is set among the area's famous vineyards, which are a symbol of man's skill in transforming the land. Piazza Garibaldi is at the center of Sondrio, from here the tourist can explore the old town on an itinerary through century old streets and historic sites, sites such as: the Valtellinese Museum of Art and History, the Fulvio Grazioli Mineral...
Varese Hotels
Varese is sited in a in a land which has been fought over many times and which has figured in nearly all the most important events of history. The city has been called 'civiltà dell'acqua'; referring to the lake with which it shares its name. Traces of Varese's past can be seen in the town's marvelously preserved monuments and churches. The Church of St. Maria del Monte, Via Sacra, the Church of St. Vittore, the Baptistery, the Church of St. Stefano at Bizzorero, the Church of St....
Lago di Como Hotels
Within a relatively small area, Lake Como is surrounded by a rich and varied landscape which one cannot find anywhere else in Italy. Encircled by the Pre-Alps, Lake Como has been the much sought after destination of different civilizations since ancient times and has been the chosen residence of numerous historical figures, from Royals to artists. The towns which lie along the lakeside have been built with the local stone. Groups of houses, 18th century villas and luxurious parks seem to...
Monza Hotels
Monza is the chief town of the Brianza district, and an important industrial and residential centre with a population of approximately 121.000 inhabitants. In 1922, the National Motordrome was built in the parkland close to the town, a racetrack which was to make the name Monza famous throughout the world. The racetrack constitutes a from of pagan temple for the enthusiasts of motorcars and motorbikes. Theatre of legendary feats, the Motordrome is the jewel in the crown of sporting Monza....