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Crea recuerdos inolvidables con tu pareja en Lombardy, el destino romántico por excelencia.
Lombardy is the economic engine of Italy and a region of astonishing sophistication and diversity. It is a land where the peaks of the Alps give way to rolling hills and the most glamorous lakes in the country, finally extending across the fertile Po plain. Its capital, Milan, is a vibrant metropolis, a nerve center for finance, fashion and design that sets global trends. But beyond Milan, Lombardy treasures cities of art such as Renaissance Mantua, historic Brescia and charming Bergamo with its walled upper city. The region is a melting pot of history, from the cave paintings of Val Camonica to Roman villas and medieval castles. Traveling through Lombardy is enjoying an aperitif at the Navigli in Milan, sailing through the blue waters of Lake Como, exploring the vineyards of Franciacorta or marveling at the genius of Leonardo da Vinci.
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Lombardy is the economic engine of Italy and a region of astonishing sophistication and diversity. It is a land where the peaks of the Alps give way to rolling hills and the most glamorous lakes in the country, finally extending across the fertile Po plain. Its capital, Milan, is a vibrant metropolis, a nerve center for finance, fashion and design that sets global trends. But beyond Milan, Lombardy treasures cities of art such as Renaissance Mantua, historic Brescia and charming Bergamo with its walled upper city. The region is a melting pot of history, from the cave paintings of Val Camonica to Roman villas and medieval castles. Traveling through Lombardy is enjoying an aperitif at the Navigli in Milan, sailing through the blue waters of Lake Como, exploring the vineyards of Franciacorta or marveling at the genius of Leonardo da Vinci.
It houses in its refectory one of the most famous works of art in the world, painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
One of the largest collections of prehistoric rock engravings in the world, the first site recognized by UNESCO in Italy.
They represent two aspects of Renaissance urban planning: Mantua as the evolution of an existing city and Sabbioneta as a new 'ideal city'.
Groups of chapels from the 16th-17th century with a high spiritual and artistic value, integrated into the landscape. In Lombardy there are those of Varese and Ossuccio.
A spectacular train line shared with Switzerland that crosses the Alps, a masterpiece of engineering.
It includes the monastic complex of San Salvatore-Santa Giulia in Brescia and the archaeological area of Castelseprio.
An exceptionally preserved example of a 19th century 'company town'.
The walls of Bergamo are part of this transnational site.
Remains of Bronze Age and Neolithic stilt settlements, with 10 sites in Lombardy.
February/March (Fall/Winter) and September/October (Spring/Summer).
One of the 'Big Four' fashion weeks in the world. The city becomes a global catwalk, attracting designers, models and celebrities from all over the planet.
April.
The most important international design and furniture fair. During that week, the entire city bustles with events, installations and exhibitions in the so-called 'Fuorisalone'.
Mid November.
A sweet festival dedicated to nougat, the star product of Cremona. The streets are filled with stalls, tastings, shows and a historical recreation of the wedding between Bianca Maria Visconti and Francesco Sforza, where according to legend nougat was served for the first time.
Around December 7 (St. Ambrose's Day).
The most traditional Christmas market in Milan, held near the Sforzesco Castle. His name means 'Oh, how pretty!' and there you can find crafts, antiques and typical sweets.
Mid August.
An ancient fair that hosts the international gathering of the 'Madonnari', artists who create impressive works of sacred art with chalk on the pavement of the sanctuary square.
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Ver guía completaBooking a ticket to see 'The Last Supper' by Leonardo da Vinci must be done **several months in advance**, as they sell out very quickly. Driving in large city centers such as Milan is restricted by Limited Traffic Zones (ZTL); It is better to use public transportation. The region is a major business center, so hotels in Milan can be expensive, especially during big trade shows like Fashion Week or the Salone del Mobile.
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