4 Must-See Cities in North Italy
Nestled in the middle of the beautiful Italian Alps – you’ll find our Award-Winning Boutique Hotel. The mammoth mountains that surround Albergo Miramonti are only one part of the diversity of landscapes that make Northern Italy. From quaint villages to famous cities, there is a destination for everyone to fall in love within our region. There are so many great things to discover about Northern Italian Culture! So, today we want to share 4 must-see cities that you’ll find in the North of Italy.
MILAN
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“A City Full of Character”
Milan… a city full of character. We’re sure you’ve heard of it as one of the world’s fashion capitals, so as you would guess, it’s the perfect shopping destination for those of you who are fashion crazy! It’s impressive line-up of museums and galleries means you can dive right into the history and culture of the beautiful city – you can even catch a glimpse of one of the most famous renaissance paintings in the world: Leonardo Di Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’. Even taking a stroll through the streets gives you the ultimate cultural experience with some of the world’s finest architectures contributing to the architecture of Milan. It’s a city like no other and is sure to be an unforgettable trip. It takes around 2 and a half hours to reach Milan from our Alpine Hotel – making it a great day-trip for our guests! Please don’t hesitate to ask our friendly staff for help with planning your trip.
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VERONA
“The City of Romance”
Verona is famously known as the home to star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet. The city of romance is the perfect spot for any couple looking for a romantic getaway. It’s an ancient city, stretching back to Roman times, so a wander around the city for any history buffs will be a dream come true. You could take a trip to the Roman amphitheatre and watch a concert or go on the hunt for some ruins. Much like the rest of Italy, the coffee culture is strong – so you’ll find plenty of pretty cafés to take a break during your venture round the city. Whether you want to explore ancient history, bask in the romantic aura of the city or just discover somewhere new – Verona is a must-see spot in North Italy. It’s located just over 2 hours away from our hotel.
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COMO
“The Go-To Relaxing Retreat For the Rich and Famous”
It will come as no surprise that the town of Como can be found on the renowned Lake Como. The lake is known as the go-to relaxing retreat for the rich and famous, with its picturesque lakeside villas and Victorian gardens making it a luxurious getaway. The town is full of classic Italian restaurants where you can try the Lombardy Cuisine. There’s also a chance to catch some interesting sights, as you can catch a glance of the 15th-century cathedral that graces the setting. Get a taste of life by the lakeside in this naturally beautiful town. It’s located around 2 and a half hours away from Corteno Golgi.
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SIRMIONE
“A Fairy-Tale Land”
Sirmione is a beautiful old town located on the famous Lake Garda. Known as the largest lake in Italy – it comes as no surprise that it’s an extremely popular tourist destination. This particular lake is special, as it was created by the glaciers from the ice age. Sirmione is just one of the many charming towns that you can find along the lake but a great one at that! Located on the south shore, it truly looks like a fairy-tale land – with the Rocca Scaligera, a medieval castle looking over the glistening lake. The other towns that surround the lake are easily accessible by ferry or car if you’re hoping to see more during your trip to Lake Garda. You can reach Sirmonione in just 2 hours from our Boutique Hotel.
So, that’s 4 must-see cities located in the North of Italy. As you can tell, this is a beautiful region that everybody should visit at least once in their life! Our hotel is the perfect base for anyone hoping to explore this region. We have plenty of things to do near us, not to mention our very own hotel spa and Ristorante Miramonti. If you want to delve deeper into the Northern Italian culture, check out our blog: