Regions Italy : Lombardy - Lombardia - Hotels Lombardy - Lombardia

Bergamo - Bergamo, the so-called Town on the hills, framed by Medieval walls and rich in masterpieces of art and architecture, is located in a strategic position in the heart of Lombardy: within an hour you can reach Milan, Verona, ski resorts, the lakes Iseo, Como and Garda.
Bergamo is divided into a medieval old town, Città Alta and a modern city, Città Bassa. Città Alta is located in the upper side of Bergamo, surrounded by ancient walls and is full of wonderful streets and beautiful churches like the Duomo or La Rocca. Città Bassa is the best place for business.
You can take a stroll into Bergamo, a city famous for its history, culture and cuisine. Admire the mediaeval walls and ancient aqueduct and explore the narrow streets stopping off for something to eat at a traditional trattoria. Theatre lovers must visit the Teatro Donizetti with its wide selection of opera, drama and music from jazz to classic to pop.
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Lake Como - For centuries, Como has been a frequent tourist destination due to its charming beauty and the unique landscape of hills surrounding Lake Como.
There are a number of fascinating and important monuments, including: the gothic-style Duomo, the Broletto, the square and the church of San Fedele, the Archaelogical Museum, the Basilica of S. Abbondio and S. Carpoforo. Modern architecture is represented by the buildings designed by the famous architects Terragni and Santelia.
Walking along the Lake, you will find many famous villas including Villa Olmo which hosts famous museum collections and art exhibitions.
Embark on a boat trip between Bellagio, Menaggio and Varenna which are situated at the intersection of the three branches of the lake.
Explore the old walled town of Como and savor the sights from a breathtaking vantage point. Appreciate the views from the Piazza Favor on the banks of the lake.
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Lake Garda - Created by a glacier, Lake Garda is the largest natural basin in Italy. To the north it is overlooked by imposing rocks, to the south mild hills rich in prestigious vines. 21 tourist resorts lie on the lake’s shores; due to its peculiar shape, the area boasts a very mild climate. The lake offers many historically interesting sites, especially prehistoric settlements and the remnants of various kingdoms including the Venetians, French and Hapsburg empires.
There are many places to visit, from historic villages, to naturalistic excursions on the lake or the nearby mountain range of Monte Baldo. There is a wide choice of shopping possibilities, sporting activities, such as golf, water-skiing, mountain biking, horse-riding, parachuting and free climbing, or simply relax on the beach.
Verona is only a few kilometres away, rich in culture, churches and monuments. Do not miss the Arena with its astonishing opera festival, the house of Romeo and Juliet, the former Roman forum of Piazza Delle Erbe and the Romanesque Basilica of San Lorenzo.
The Garda territory offers several cultural and recreational occasions, in addition to its beautiful landscape and mild climate. Hiking, cultural sightseeing, food and wine tourism. In addition to this, there are a number of challenging golf courses. The most renowned local typical products are wine and olive oil, showcased in yearly dedicated events; the culinary tradition is alive and varied, and comprises both land and lake-based dishes.
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Malcesine - Malcesine, on the east side of the Lake Garda, clustered around the towering Scaliger Castle and the historical Palazzo dei Capitani, preserves its ancient medieval origins.
The mild and healthy climate, especially during autumn months, allows beautiful walks in the hills and in the mountains, among the olive groves and the luxuriant Mediterranean vegetation.
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Lake Maggiore - In 1817 the famous French writer Stendahl wrote, "What can one say of Lake Maggiore and the Borromean Islands...except to pity people who do not go mad over them." Ernest Hemingway agreed, as well as a notable procession of famous others-Napoleon, Mussolini, Charles Dickens and English poets, William Wordsworth and Lord Byron. All fell under the spell of the Italian Lake District's spectacular beauty. Deep blue water reflecting the snow-capped mountains of Swiss and Italian Alps. The warm Mediterranean climate and the ever-blooming tropical flora of palm trees, magnolias, roses and camellias.
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Lake Iseo - The territories of the Lago of Iseo and the Franciacorta, with their the various and evocative landscapes, enjoy inexhaustible natural riches and are caretakers of the precious bequests of the various ages of which they have been witnesses: from the preistorici takeovers to that Roman, from the fights between guelfi and Ghibellines to the veneziano dominion, from the French and Spanish incursions to the Austrian dominion until to the second War of Independence. The lake offers the possibility of enjoying canoeing, sailing and surfing.
Since ancient times, Iseo is the largest trading centre on the whole lake and in all the confluent valleys. It still preserves a historic centre with a medieval ambiance of stone houses and a maze of alleys.
The Franciacorta region stretches South-east of Lake Iseo, extending over gently sloping hills.
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