Monza Monza’s roots date back to the first settlements of migrant Celtic populations, but it was during the Roman period that it became an important centre of history and culture, with the name Modicia. Under the Longobards it gained further importance and power when...
Milan Milan has always been a dynamic and electric place at the centre of social change and historical events, evidently because it is the perfect location for any discovery, idea or project to be taken up and carried through. There is more to Milan than the simple or...
Gardone Riviera Gardone Riviera on the west side of Lake Garda is associated with the poet Gabriele D’Annunzio, who lived there after creating the ‘Vittoriale’, a rather eccentric museum that reflects how the greatness of the nation’s past is still conserved in the...
Erbusco Behold the placid blue of ‘Lago d’Iseo’ on one side, dotted here and there with small white sails or motor boats on the water that shines bright in the sunlight like an immense diamond. Opposite and in the distance all around rise the majestically high...
Blevio Blevio is a group of seven old villages, Capovico, Cazzanore, Girola, Maggianico, Mezzovico, Sopravilla and Sorto around the Lake Como. There are three great ways to discover and experience Blevio: lakeside itineraries, the hillside villages and mountain...
Bellagio A peaceful walk under the arcades of Bellagio is all it takes to gain an idea of the elegant and extremely stress-free nature of this attractive little town resting on the shores of Lake Como. Facing on to the peninsula which divides the lake in the two...
