Tourist Attractions in Lombardy

The most famous, most reproduced and most analyzed painting in the world is painted on a wall in a convent in Milan.

Lake Iseo is often overlooked among its bigger sisters, making it an undiscovered oasis.

Monte Isola is a magical little isle in Lake Iseo.

Monte Isola is a magical little isle in Lake Iseo.

Italy's premier race track for Formula 1 was built in 1922, one of the top three in the world.

All aboard for the so-called "Taste Train" that takes you on a journey of beautiful scenery and delectable dishes along Lake Iseo.

Named one of Italy's most beautiful villages, you'll fall in love with Lovere at first sight!

The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in central Milan is considered to be one of Europe's first covered shopping arcades.

The Piramidi di Zone are fantastical formations above Lake Iseo in a canyon of the Valle Camonica hills just above the Lombardy lake.

Lake Annone is a placid place not far from Lecco and Lake Como, a small but tranquil spot.

Many people don't know that Milan has canals.

A non-descript building in a narrow street of Mantova's historic center is the remaining thread in the tapestry of a once-thriving Jewish community.

Milan's most opulent spot is undoubtedly the velvet-draped theater known as La Scala.

Among Milan's primary attractions, the Castello Sforzesco is one of the must-sees in the city.