Towns in Lombardy

Milan is the sleek and sophisticated city of northern Italy, the center of fashion and finance.

Campione d'Italia is an Italian “enclave” of just under one square kilometre, in Swiss territory, at the halfway mark between the border of Ponte Chiasso and Lugano.

Mantova is a lovely art city, lively cultural spot and musical center for northern Italy.

The pretty town of Iseo is along the lovely alpine lake shore, in the heart of Franciacorta wine country.

Located just 40 kilometers from Milan, you'd think Annone di Brianza would be more crowded, but instead offers a more placid lake experience.

Situated on the lesser-known lake, Lago d'Iseo, Sarnico is an uncrowded waterfront gem.

Located in the area of Mantova, the town of Sermide is at a crossroads of three regions.

Vezio is a charming hamlet of stone buildings clustered around its ancient castle.

In the Cavallina Valley near Bergamo, the town of Casazza sits in the midst of hills and verdant fields, with a nearby lake and a peaceful ambiance.

A haven at the foot of Alps and in reach of Lake Como and Milan that is tucked in a regional nature park away from the bustle and smog of the cities.

Situated below Mt Orfano in the hills of the Franciacorta wine country, Erbusco is a short hop to Lake Iseo.

In the Brescia province of Lombardy, right where it runs into the region of Veneto, Pozzolengo sits just south of Lake Garda and basks in the low hills striped with vineyards.