Best places: Historic sites in Opera, Italy

Landmark bridge from Roman times, rebuilt in the 17th century with an irregular up & down path.

👍 Great place a must for Crema tour

Medici-inspired 1500s villa set in landscaped gardens with a grotto dedicated to water nymphs.

😐 Historic building in the center of Cesano Maderno, giving access to the Borromeo park. There is an atmosphere of peace and silence combined with the wide nearby park. This palace is used for events and weddings, also there is an hotel and restaurant inside. Worth a visit if you live nearby.

Lavish 18th-century palace hosting exhibitions & performances, especially during Milan Fashion Week.

Renaissance church built from the 15th–16th centuries with museums, Luini art & Roman remains.

Neoclassical palace & museum for modern art with English gardens & contemporary art next door.

Eerie remains of a 14th-century hilltop castle, with stone walls & sweeping town & lake views.

👍👍 Veramente stupendo , ottimo per bambini , relax sul l erba , zona attrezzata pic nick , bagni pubblici . La villa e qualcosa di magnifico in tutto il suo splendore antico , tanuta bene si posso effettuare visite interne alla villa su prenotazione via internet . Perfetto per lunghe passeggiate in mez...

UNESCO-listed cluster of 16th & 17th century chapels containing notable paintings & sculptures.

👍👍 Built by Giuseppe Sommaruga in 1901-1904, it constitutes somewhat of the artistic "manifesto" of Art Nouveau in Milan. In 1900 the entrepreneur Ermengildo Castiglioni decided to have a building built in Corso Venezia: in his intentions the building had to differentiate itself from all the others. Pa...

👍👍 Very nice authentic restaurant, somewhere hidden in the streets of Lecco. Though many people know to find this place, it was quite crowded. The food tasted amazing, as you can expect from an Italian restaurant. The waiter was very friendly and the service was good! If you’re coming here by car, th...

👍 I visited the Palazxo Gromo on the occasion of the Banksy, tvboy and jago exhibition. On the way out I took a tour of the Piazzo, Biella's historic agora. Reachable by funicular. On foot and by car. Many bistros and bars make the visit more welcoming. Try the buccerin and the torcetti. To see and "t...

👍👍 Palazzo Ottolenghi is one of the most prestigious Baroque palaces in the city of Asti, located in Corso Alfieri (the ancient Contrada Maestra), in the Cathedral district, also home to the Museo del Risorgimento. The facade on Corso Alfieri, typical Alfierian, consists of a row of columns that seem...

👍👍 Giulio Ulisse Arata, born in Piacenza in 1881 and died in Milan in 1962, represents the end of the liberty experience in Milan with two very significant episodes: the large Felisari house (1910) on the corner of via Settembrini 11 and via Boscovich 28, 30, 32 and the three Berri-Meregalli houses in...

👍👍 Very beautiful and healthy atmosphere for walking and jogging You can bring young children for their physical entertainment and change of environmental behavior.It is an historical place.Coop super market is on walking distance from here

👍👍 Sehr schön, unbedingt anschauen.