B&B Al Teatro Bergamo Alta

Via Colleoni 3, 24129 Bergamo

B&ampB Al Teatro Bergamo Alta delivers elegant accommodation with cost-free Wi-Fi. The property is positioned in the historic centre, correct in front of the Teatro Sociale theatre. A sweet Italian breakfast is served every day. The self-catering apartments of Al Teatro Bergamo Alta come with parquet floors, exposed wooden beams on the ceiling, and a private bathroom with shower. You can also pick to book only a bedroom. The tram and buses to/from Bergamo Train Station and the city centre cease at a 10-minute walk away. The owner can give a shuttle to Orio al Serio Airport on request.

Agriturismo Cascina Graziosa

Via Lugasca 18, 25017 Lonato

8.6

Agriturismo Cascina Graziosa is surrounded by gardens, 6 km from Lake Garda’s shore. Rooms are air conditioned and have a flat-screen Tv and totally free world wide web access. Breakfast at the loved ones-run Cascine Graziosa is a choice of packaged items and fresh hot drinks. All rooms have a small fold-away kitchenette. Services at the residence include a 24-hour front desk, and guests can relax out in the garden which also has a play region for children. Parking at the residence is free of charge of charge. Cascina Graziosa Agriturismo is on Lake Garda’s southern shore, 10 minutes’ drive … Continue reading →

Hotel Ariston

Largo Carrobbio 2, Centro Storico, 20123 Milan

7.8

The Ariston Hotel was restructured according to sustainable architecture principles. It is is centrally located in Milan, close to La Scala Theatre and the Cattolica del Sacro Cuore University. All rooms function parquet floors. Every single space gives air conditioning, a satellite Television, and a minibar. They are furnished with non toxic materials, paints, fittings, mattresses and fibres. Breakfast is a varied buffet. Hotel Ariston offers free bike rentals, for you to discover the city with much less impact on carbon emissions.

Hotel La Caravella

Via Camillo Hajech 18, P. Vittoria, 20129 Milan

6.3

Situated in the centre of Milan, the hotel occupies a tranquil position which is very easily reachable from the airport, stations and highways. The hotel has lately been restructured and is managed directly by the owners, combining a high-class service with a friendly atmosphere.

B&B Agnese Bergamo Old Town

Via Borgo Canale 19, 24129 Bergamo

8.4

Just a 10-minute walk from Bergamo Cathedral, B&ampB Agnese Bergamo Old Town is set in an 18th-century developing. It gives accommodation with an LCD Tv, plus cost-free Wi-Fi in public places. Rooms and studios at Agnese B&ampB are soundproofed and feature both a living and dining area, along with antique wood furnishings. Rooms have a microwave and fridge, even though studios come with a fully equipped kitchen. Every single morning, you can commence your day with a wealthy breakfast buffet. This includes fresh Italian coffee, plus croissants and local pastries. Bergamo Train Station can be reached by automobile in 10 … Continue reading →

About Milan/Milano

Milan City Guide

Posted on May 17, 2012

Milan has greater importance in the economy of Italy. The city has second highest population in the country and compared to the other cities of Italy, it is not so attractive as well. Nevertheless, it attracts large number of tourists every year because it offers unmatched worldly pleasure. The city is really a paradise for nightlife, shopping, opera, and football. Milan is also the capital of Italian fashion. Supermodels, fashion aficionados, and international paparazzi visit this city twice in a year for celebrating the spring and autumn fairs. A unique blend of historical and modern sights, which is the major … Continue reading →

The Castello Sforzesco in Milan

Posted on March 1, 2012

Castello Sforzesco in Milan originally was originally the seat and residence of the Duchy of Milan and one of the biggest citadels in Europe. It now houses several of the city’s museums and art collections. The original construction on the site began in the 14th century. In 1450, Francesco Sforza began reconstruction of the castle, and it was further modified by later generations. The interiors of this castle are known for their intricate designs, particularly the Sala Delle Asse with surviving ceiling paintings by Leonardo da Vinci. Under the Spanish domination, between 15th and 16th century, a huge star fort … Continue reading →

Castello Sforzesco in Milan

Posted on February 2, 2012

Milan is a fine city whose name is one that always features in one’s holiday list. Castello Sforzesco was once a fine castle housing the Duchy of Milan. Today it has been converted into a number of museums. This magnificent citadel holds great importance in Europe’s history. It was saved from being demolished in the 20th century. That is the time when it was converted into a number of museums. The castle itself is a sight to behold. It features three inner courtyards and has a square plan with dominating towers. The main entrance of the castle takes you right … Continue reading →

The La Scala theatre in Milan

Posted on January 13, 2012

One of the most magnificent opera houses in Italy, La Scala accommodates La Scala Theatre Chorus, La Scala Theatre Ballet and La Scala Theatre Orchestra. 3 August 1778, is the day it was inaugurated with the premier performance of Antonio Salieri’s Europa riconosciuta. Most of the renowned operatic artists of Italy, as well as some of the finest singers of the world have at some point or the other performed here. Besides the music, the architecture is breathtaking. The previous theatre, the Teatro Regio Ducale was destroyed by a fire and the La Scala was constructed in its place. Over … Continue reading →

The San Siro Stadium in Milan

Posted on December 26, 2011

The Meazza Stadium in Milan is commonly known as the San Siro because of its location. Standing in the San Siro district in Milan, Italy, this football stadium gets its name after Giuseppe Meazza, the two-time World Cup winner (1934, 1938) who played for Internazionale, and briefly for Milan, in the 1930s and 1940s. The construction of the stadium commenced in 1925 under the idea of Piero Pirelli, the president of AC Milan who wanted to have a stadium in the same district as the horse racing track. The architects designed a private stadium only for football without the athletics … Continue reading →