A small jewel nestled between the Orobic Prealps, halfway between Bergamo and Brescia, Lake Iseo is the ideal destination for a trip of one or more days. It takes about 2 hours to drive the entire coast by car. In the summer season it is possible to enjoy the lake from the ferry.

Among the chains of the Orobie Prealps, renowned for its charming villages and splendid villas rich in art and history, Lake Como is a popular tourist destination for its natural beauties and for the history that you can breathe in the places where famous writers, musicians and prominent characters have spent their time.

Nestled in the Giudicarie Valleys between Lake Garda and Lake Iseo, near the Dolomites and bordering the Trentino region, Lake Idro, with its characteristic teardrop shape, is another jewel of the province of Brescia.

Garda lake is the largest Italian lake and its waters touch three regions: Lombardy, Veneto and Trentino-Alto Adige.

Lake Lugano, also called Ceresio, is considered one of the most beautiful of the pre-alpine lakes. It extends largely in Switzerland, in the Canton Ticino, but the north-east and south-west ends belong respectively to the provinces of Como and Varese.

Lake Maggiore, or Verbano, is the second largest lake in Italy after Lake Garda. The particular physical and landscape configuration of the lake, the presence of hills that make the climate mild, the existence of tributaries such as the Ticino river, have favoured and increased the settlement of peoples on the lake starting from the prehistoric civilization of Golasecca (Iron Age).