Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Lake Iseo, an unspoiled paradise perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat. Nestled between the provinces of Bergamo and Brescia and stretching to the vineyard-rich Franciacorta, Lake Iseo is a haven of diverse landscapes and vibrant colours. Every corner offers something unique, from the untouched natural splendour of the Sebino Peat Bogs Reserve to the majestic Monte Isola, Italy's largest lake island.
Whether you're gazing at the breathtaking mountain vistas from Fonteno and Monte Creò or embracing the slow-paced, nature-filled lifestyle, Lake Iseo is an enchanting destination waiting to be explored.
This lovely hotel is on the least-discovered of the Italian lakes, making for a quiet break for couples and families.
This lovely hotel is on the least-discovered of the Italian lakes, making for a quiet break for couples and families.
Journey through history on the Valerian Road, a 24 km stretch along the Brescia shore. This Roman path connects Pilzone d’Iseo to Pisogne, weaving through villages like Sulzano and Marone. Rich in art and history, it's an easy walk, adorned with ancient chapels and sanctuaries.
Visit the earth pyramids of Zone, Europe's remarkable geological formations. Starting from Marone, this medium-difficult trek leads to Cislano, offering sights of these unique 30-meter-high pyramids.
Explore Monte Isola, a car-free paradise ideal for walking and cycling. Discover 11 charming communities, ancient fortresses, and medieval villages. Enjoy panoramic views from the Sanctuary of Madonna della Ceriola and savour the renowned salami of Monte Isola.
Experience adrenaline-fueled sports like water skiing, kitesurfing, and wakeboarding on Lake Iseo. Expert instructors in Predore and Marone cater to both beginners and experienced enthusiasts.
Visit the earth pyramids of Zone, Europe's remarkable geological formations. Starting from Marone, this medium-difficult trek leads to Cislano, offering sights of these unique 30-meter-high pyramids.
Lake Iseo is a haven for water sports like canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. Explore its tranquil waters, hidden coves, and picturesque views of Monte Isola and the Gulf of Bogn.
Navigate Lake Iseo's gentle winds and currents with sailing or electric motor boating. Ideal for families and nature lovers, this is a serene way to discover the lake's enchanting waters.
Sulzano, once a feudal land, now charms visitors with its narrow alleys, historic churches, and the Sanctuary of San Fermo. It gained fame from Christo's "The Floating Pier" installation in 2016, offering a unique blend of history and modern art.
From Sale Marasino to Sulzano, engage in diverse activities like sailing, paragliding, and scenic hikes. Discover the Riviera of Olives and its ancient villages, or enjoy breathtaking views from the Big Bench, a creation by Chris Bangle.
Wander through Sale Marasino, home to elegant villas like the 16th-century Villa Martinengo. Visit historic churches like San Zenone, showcasing neoclassical and Baroque artistry, and the charming island of Loreto with its castle and park garden.
Bergamo, known for its unique two-tiered structure, is a city of contrasts and harmony. The Città Alta (Upper City), encircled by Venetian walls, is a medieval world of cobblestone streets and artistic treasures. Here, the Piazza Vecchia, the heart of the old city, and the majestic Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore stand as testaments to Bergamo's rich history. Meanwhile, with its vibrant modern life, the Città Bassa (Lower City) contrasts, showcasing a bustling urban atmosphere with contemporary shops, cafes, and museums. The funicular railway connecting the city's two parts provides both convenience and panoramic views of the Lombardy region.
Brescia, a lesser-known yet equally fascinating city, is a treasure trove of historical wonders. It's home to some of the most significant Roman public buildings in Northern Italy, like the Roman Capitolium and the ancient theatre. The UNESCO World Heritage site of the Monastery of San Salvatore-Santa Giulia further enriches the city's history. This mesmerising complex tells the story of Brescia's past from prehistory to the present. The Piazza della Loggia, a beautiful example of Renaissance architecture, and the medieval castle perched above the city provide picturesque settings perfect for exploring and enjoying the local culture and cuisine.