Where to go in Northern Italy & the Lakes

Verona

Verona, known as piccolo Rome (little Rome), is a World Heritage-listed work of art with a seductive medley of ornamental gateways - such as Porta Bosari and Porta Leoni - Renaissance palaces and Roman remains.

Milan

Milan, in northern Italy's Lombardy Region, 30 miles south of the Alps and a stone's throw from the Italian Lakes, is one of the fashion capitals of the world.

Italian Lakes

The enchanting Italian Lakes region of northern Italy is located on the border with Switzerland in the beautiful pre-alpine foothills of Lombardy. Set between the Alps and the Dolomites, the Lakes are just half an hour from bustling Milan.

Italian Mountains

The Italian mountains form a unique region of towering peaks bordering France, Switzerland and Austria, where the culture and history of this area of the continent collide.

Bologna

Bologna is the capital of the Emilia-Romagna Region. Located in the Po Valley, it is two hours drive from Milan and over an hour from Florence.