The province of Brescia offers an extraordinary variety of landscapes. Every area has a rich, unique history. Brescia’s three lakes have their own individual character: Mediterranean Lake Garda, Nordic Lake Idro, and romantic Lake Iseo. Not-to-be-missed stops are the city of Brescia and its incredible historic and artistic heritage, Franciacorta characterized by gentle rolling hills covered by vineyards, and the wide plain south of the city with its timeless atmosphere. If you are a sports and nature enthusiast, you can’t miss the green forests and mountains of Camonica Valley, Trompia Valley, and Sabbia Valley with their summer and winter tourism offering. 

The city of art of the Mille Miglia. Visit the largest Roman archaeological area in Northern Italy and discover the monumental remains of the Lombards, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Trails overlooking lakes and criss-crossing mountains; kilometres of bike trails and paths surrounded by nature; UNESCO World Heritage and archaeological sites; local culinary experiences. Visiting Brescia means enjoying a true travel experience: it’s a combination of emotions and adrenaline, of a wide range of outdoor activities and breathtaking landscapes.

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