
| Though Milan is a "I-have-no-time-to-lose"
metropolis - by European standards, at least - its environs offer a wide
range of much softer environments (or harder, if you
might like, for instance, to climb a rocky mountain close to Lake Como).
Both art and nature are here to please you, within easy reach by car. .:. A Medieval setting What about the abbeys of Chiaravalle or Morimondo? .:. A Renaissance setting What about the Certosa of Pavia, the square in Vigevano or the 16th century "ideal town" of Sabbioneta? .:. Lakes and mountains What about Como, Bellagio or Stresa and its islets? .:. Industrial archaeology What about the Unesco Heritage site of Crespi d'Adda? What about Gardaland?
Why not browsing the what's on / out of town section? |
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.:. If you
don't have a car, and are not going to rent one, some of the places we mention
- namely the Charterhouse of Pavia, Como and Stresa - are located on main railway lines (to Genoa, Stuttgart and Simplon-Paris respectively). .:. You can get more information by going in person to the tourist offices at the Central Station or close to the Duomo. |
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