What to see in Lombardia

What to see in Lombardy

 Lombardy is a region in Northern Italy, whose capital is the city of Milan, one of the most important centers in the world for fashion and finance. The journey to visit Lombardy begins right here, also due to its proximity to airports.

Between art and relaxation in Milan

Visiting Milan means starting a tour to immerse oneself in the history of great noble families like the Sforza or the Borromeo. Visiting the historic center of the Lombard capital often means discovering the hidden beauties of the city: after climbing the 201 steps of Milan's Duomo, the view opens onto the historic center of the Lombard city. Looking in a North-West direction, there is Via Dante, which passes through the center of Milan up to Sforzesco Castle. To best immerse oneself in the Milanese city, there are the B&B Hotels Milan. Near the Duomo is the ducal palace, an important stop on the Milanese itinerary. Moving towards Cairoli, ancient luxury reigns alongside art: nearby is Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper. Inside the Castle gardens, there is now the largest park in the center of Milan.

The Lombard lakes, from Como to Garda

Leaving the capital of Lombardy behind, the ideal tour touches the shores of Lake Como. From the small village, Route 65 begins, allowing you to admire the landscapes from the surrounding mountains: this itinerary is particularly suitable for nature lovers, who can enjoy beautiful walks on the shores of Lake Como. For staying here, the best choices are the B&B Hotels Como.

From Bergamo to Brescia

Skirting the shores eastward, you pass through the lake district, near the historic city of Bergamo: to visit it, we recommend the B&B Hotel Bergamo. The city connects the main lakes of the region, including Lake Iseo.

Brescia, an ancient art city whose origins date back 3200 years, possesses a rich artistic and architectural heritage. It is a city frequented for both business and leisure; whatever the reason for your visit, the B&B Brescia has the ideal solution for your needs.

Mantova and Cremona

 The proposed tour ends in the cities of Mantova and Cremona. Mantova, a splendid city on the shores of the three lakes. Our advice is a walk in the center of the village, a bike tour between Palazzo Ducale and the city's treasures, or an aperitif accompanied by typical dishes, such as pumpkin tortelli or risotto alla pilota. The B&B Hotel Mantova is the ideal hotel for exploring the city.

Cremona, located along the left bank of the Po, is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty; in Rivolta d'Adda, there is the oldest pile-dwelling settlement in the world. The B&B Hotel Cremona is the most suitable solution for staying overnight in this area.