1. The attractions In Lombardy there are many attractions
The attractions In Lombardy there are many attractions. The most important are situated in Milan and in Varese.

2. In Milan… The Cathedral The Castello Sforzesco
The Cathedral is dedicated to Santa Maria Nascente. It’s a Gothic Cathedral. It’s the biggest church in Italy, the biggest is St.Peter’s Basilica in the state of Vatican city.
The Castello Sforzesco
Castello Sforzesco is one of the main
symbols of Milan and its history.

3. Basilica di San Lorenzo
Parco Sempione
Parco Sempione is a green area of the
city of Milan made in the late
Nineteen century.
Basilica di San Lorenzo
Basilica di San Lorenzo is a Catholic
Basilica in Milan among the oldest
churches in the city.
La Scala
The theatre «La Scala» is the main
Opera house in Milan regarded as one
of the most prestigious theatres in the world.

4. In Varese… Sacro Monte Campo dei Fiori Lago di Varese
The Sacro Monte of Varese in part of the group of the nine prealpine Sacred Mountain of Piedmont and Lombardy in 2003 entered the Unesco list of World Meritage Site.
Campo dei Fiori
The Campo dei Fiori is a mountain range of the Alps located in the section of Lugano prealps north of the city of Varese.
Lago di Varese
The lake of Varese is located at the foot of the Varesine Alps and an altitude of 238m. It’s part of the so-called seven lakes in the province of Varese.

5. Villa Recalcati Villa Mirabello San Vittore
Villa Recalcati is a Villa in Varese. Is it the seat of the province of Varese and one of the two locations located in Varese.
Villa Mirabello
Villa Mirabello is a Villa located in Varese, inside the complex of the Estense Palace garden today houses the civic museum archeological.
San Vittore
San Vittore is a place of Catholic worship situated in the centre of Varese., dedicated to Saint Victor. Of its relevance are the Baroque bell tower and the baptistery of Saint Giovanni in Gothic style.

6. Find your way to Milan…

7. Find your way to Varese…
Alessia Gamberoni, Tanya Poretti, Alessia Palladino, Nada Kamouni, Patrick Urgesi