Italian Lakes & mountains villa rentals

Our Italian Lakes & mountains villa rentals are situated in the Lombardia region of Italy.

Lombardia, located in northern Italy, is one of the country’s most prosperous and diverse regions. Its capital, Milan, is a global fashion and design hub, known for its historic cathedrals, art galleries, and vibrant nightlife. Lombardia is home to the picturesque Lake Como, surrounded by charming towns and luxurious villas. The region boasts a rich cultural heritage, with renowned opera houses in cities like Milan and Cremona, the birthplace of Stradivarius violins. Lombardia’s cuisine is celebrated for its risotto, polenta, and delectable meats and cheeses. Additionally, the region offers stunning natural landscapes, including the Alps in the north and the Po River Valley in the south, making Lombardia a perfect blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty

Lake Maggiore, situated in northern Italy, is the second-largest lake in Italy and one of the most scenic in the Alpine region. Shared between Italy and Switzerland, the lake is surrounded by picturesque towns and charming villages, including Stresa, Verbania, and the Borromean Islands. The Borromean Islands, featuring elegant palaces and lush gardens, are a major attraction. Lake Maggiore is renowned for its stunning views of the Alps and the serene waters, making it a popular destination for boating, fishing, and water sports. The surrounding area offers hiking trails, botanical gardens, and historic villas, creating a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and relaxation for visitors.

Getting to Lombardia

Lombardia is accessible through Milan’s major airports, Malpensa and Linate, offering international flights. Milan Central Station serves as a central rail hub, connecting the region with other cities. Highways and public transportation networks facilitate travel within Lombardia, ensuring easy exploration of its diverse attractions.

Top ten things to see / do in Lombardia

• Milan: Explore iconic landmarks and indulge in fashion and design.
• Lake Como: Enjoy scenic beauty, lakeside villas, and charming towns.
• The Last Supper: Admire Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece in Milan.
• Sforza Castle: Discover history and art collections in Milan.
• Cremona: Visit the cathedral and explore the city’s musical heritage.
• Bergamo: Experience medieval architecture in the old town.
• Franciacorta: Tour vineyards and wineries for sparkling wines.
• Pavia: Explore the historic university and Certosa di Pavia.
• Villa Monastero: Wander through beautiful gardens on Lake Como.
• Brescia: Discover Roman ruins, a medieval castle, and art museums.

Lombardia weather & climate:

Lombardia has a humid subtropical climate with hot, humid summers (mid-70s to low 90s Fahrenheit) from June to August and cold, foggy winters (32 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit) from December to February. Rainfall is moderate, and snowfall occurs in northern areas during winter months due to the influence of the nearby Alp