Top 14 Attractions in Lombardy

Popular Lombardy landmarks and tourist spots

• 1 Lake Garda

  7.5 /10

  

  Lake Garda is the largest and probably the most popular Italian lake, situated halfway between Milan and Venice. With its 50km length and 20km width, it covers three regions. Home to a collection of traditional towns that have retained its character and culture and at a stone's throw from Italy’s most iconic cities is Lake Garda, a perfect destination for everyone ...

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• 2 Castello Sforzesco

  7.3 /10

  

  Castello Sforzesco in Milan, Italy is a splendid palace that holds a significant place in Italian history. This fortified palace is a much-beloved landmark, as it stood witness to the ebbs and flows of the city of Milan. It was built by the Viscontis and the Sforzas, powerful men who ruled Northern Italy during the late Middle Ages until the Renaissance period ...

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• 3 Milan Duomo

  7.2 /10

  

  'What a wonder it is! So grand, so solemn, so vast! And yet so delicate, so airy, so graceful!' With these words, Mark Twain captured the essence of the Duomo di Milano. This elegant and enormous Gothic Cathedral ranks high in the 'Must See When in Europe' list. It is, in fact, one of Italy's landmarks. It also has the distinction of being one of the world's largest Roman Catholic cathedrals. It is second only to the Cathedral of Seville ...

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• 4 Teatro alla Scala

  7 /10

  

  When we say opera, there is probably none greater than the La Scala (or more formally known as Teatro alla Scala). Undoubtedly, it is one of the most important and popular opera houses in Italy and the world. Attending an opera performance at La Scala is an all-important part of your visit to Milan, Italy. La Scala is located at Via Filodrammatici 2, right at the heart of Milan's city center, near the famous Duomo ...

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• 5 Via Montenapoleone

  7 /10

  

  When it comes to luxury shopping in Milan, Via Montenapoleone is the street to be. This elegant street is lined with high-fashion stores, jewelry shops and great cafes. Montenapoleone proves that Milan is not Italy's fashion capital for nothing. Along with Via della Spiga, Via Sant'Andrea, Via Manzoni, Via Santo Spirito, and Via Borgospesso, Montenapoleone forms a crucial part of what is called the Fashion Quadrilatero, which is, quite literally, the Fashion District in Milan ...

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• 6 Santa Maria delle Grazie & The Last Supper by da Vinci

  7 /10

  

• 7 Pinacoteca di Brera (Art Gallery)

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• 8 La Scala

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• 9 The Flea Markets at Porta Genova

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• 10 Quadrilatero della moda

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• 11 Parco Sempione (Simplon Park)

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• 12 Navigli District

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• 13 Lake Como

  7 /10

  

  Lake Como is one of the most important Italian lakes. It is a scenic destination frequented by aristocrats since Roman times, the lake is still a favorite tourist destination. In 2014, it was considered one of the 20 most beautiful lakes in the world by the news website HuffPost, for its microclimate and for the quality of its surroundings, dotted with prestigious villas and villages ...

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• 14 Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

  7 /10