Be enchanted by Menaggio, marvelous town on Lake Como

The town of Moto Guzzi welcomes you!

Welcome to Gravedona, one of the most important historical-religious centers of Alto Lario.

Great works of art are hosted in the churches in Lombardy. In fact, many sacred places are interesting for those who love cultural tourism

Un secolare Pino silvestre cresce possente a pochi passi da importanti incisioni rupestri.

Our tour starts in Angera, a medieval village surrounded by woodland considered by some to be an open-air museum due to the variety of historical and cultural location that it contains.   The crown jewel of the Province of Varese, Angera boasts over forty landmarks, including historical monuments, beautiful landscapes and artworks of considerable value. Of all the town’s sights, Rocca di Angera, a medieval fortification owned by the Borromeo family that sits proud and imposing on a rocky outcrop, stands out. Dating back to Roman and Lombard times but today a combination of five different buildings built between the 11th and 17th centuries, Rocca di Angera will give you a fascinating journey into the past through its well-kept frescoed rooms filled with ancient relics, as well as a splendid view of the waters of the lake all the way up to Arona that can be enjoyed from the top of its towers.  What to see and do in Angera:•    The town can be explored on foot or by bicycle at any time of day•    The Museo Diffuso, built in 2016, has open-air rooms which house as many as 50 historical, artistic and scenic monuments scattered between the village, its suburbs and its surrounding villages. •    You can also visit the Bruschera Oasis, a 400-hectare protected area populated with alders, white willows, reed beds and rare species, where you can watch a colony of cormorants on the Isolino Partegora. •    Thanks to the dream-like atmosphere that reigns here, the magnificent Angera lakefront, with its poetic views, is perfect for enjoying a picnic surrounded by nature or for a nice walk among green spaces and pretty little marinas.     

    The Mantua-Sabbioneta bike route is a mixed route, open to both bicycles and cars, spanning approximately 47km to connect these two UNESCO World Heritage cities.  The route primarily follows the less-trafficked roads, crossing the wetlands of Oglio Sud Park.   This offers a unique opportunity to explore relatively undiscovered environments while fully immersing yourself in the region's distinctive landscape and cultural aspects.Embarking on a cycling adventure along the trail that links Mantua and Sabbioneta promises to be an enthralling experience. It will guide you through awe-inspiring landscapes, allowing you to delve into the rich history and culture of these two cities. Departing from Mantua, you can pedal along picturesque country trails, framed by green fields and meandering canals. Sabbioneta, a charming small town with cobblestone streets and inviting squares, will transport you back in time.  Here, you can explore the grandeur of the Ducal Palace and take leisurely walks atop the city walls, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.It is advisable to carry water and snacks for your journey, as refreshment stops may be limited along the route.  Additionally, ensure that your bicycle is in good working order, and always wear a helmet for your safety. Prepare to be enchanted by the breathtaking natural scenery and the captivating ambiance throughout your travel adventure.  (Ph: nobilisegni.it)

A balcony over Upper Lombardy, from which to admire a romantic sunset

For lovers of citrus fragrances and bike rides with lakeside views.

A fairytale village with scenic waterfalls that enchanted Hitchcock

The fishermen's village newly popular as a picture postcard destination, with itineraries of art and nature

A journey through time on the Adda, among the locations that inspired Leonardo Da Vinci's paintings.