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Lombardy
Stretching from the Alps in the north to Emilia-Romagna to the south, Lombardy is one of the most famous regions in Italy. The stylish world fashion capital, Milan, offers a wealth of wonders, as well as access to the azure glories of Lakes Como and Garda.
Most popular attractions in Lombardy
Milan Cathedral
The heart of vibrant Milan is the Piazza del Duomo, a sprawling main square which acts...
Lake Como
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of northern Italy, Lake Como (“Lago di Como”)...
Varenna
Soak in the traditional architecture and serene ambiance of Lake Como in Varenna, a...
Lake Garda
Lake Garda (“Lago di Garda”) is one of the gems of Northern Italy. Its claim to fame is...
Bellagio
Located exactly at the point where two branches of Lake Como meet, Bellagio is as scenic...
Menaggio
Picture an ancient town with colourful buildings and towering palm trees. You look up...
Bergamo
Take some time to visit the splendid medieval city of Bergamo. Though not as famous as...
Other attractions in Lombardy
Teatro alla Scala
In Lombardy’s culture-rich capital of Milan, the Teatro alla Scala is an unmissable...
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
No visit to Milan is complete without indulging in a little retail therapy – or at least...
Santa Maria delle Grazie & the Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
Close to the hustle and bustle of central Milan is a peaceful monument to Italy’s...
Como
The Italian city of Como exudes an enchanting vibe that blends history, culture and...
Sirmione
Visit Sirmione, a picturesque town on a slender peninsula jutting into the southern part...
Bergamo Cathedral
Located in the centre of Bergamo, the grand Baroque dome of the ancient Bergamo Cathedral...
Città Alta
The Upper Town (“Città Alta") is the ancient city of Bergamo’s most striking district,...
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