Comer See & Iseosee & Lombardy

Lombardy is one of the largest regions in Italy, is in northern Italy and borders Switzerland. Their area extends from the Alps to the Po Plain and therefore includes a variety of landscapes. The alpine chain with the Valchiavenna, the Veltlin and the Valcamonica valley is of unique beauty. Another attraction of the region is the extensive hilly landscape, especially the Franciacorta wine building region known for its excellent sparkling wines.

The large Lombard lakes and of course the fashion metropolis of Milan are also popular with the international audience. 

These regions offer the most beautiful golf courses in Italy. 

Go to: 

• Living on the golf course
• Iseosis lake
• Bergamo
• Comer See

Located between Lake Garda and Milan, in the Brescia circle, the Iseo lake is idyllically located between mountains and level. Only a stone's throw from the wealthy cities of Milan, Bergamo and Brescia, this wine region is a popular weekend goal of golfing Italians. Here the prestigious pearl wine is made of Italy who now takes it with the large foam wines of the champagne and which can be an almost enlightening experience for the interested visitor. By the way, our two partner hotels in the region are run by winegrowers and so an extensive wine tasting should not be missing. 

Wine also plays a major role on the magnificent 27-hole championship of Iseo, the Franciacorta Golf Club , and so the lanes are named after the local wines. You can also experience very large golf on the Golf Club Bergamo L'Albenza on which the Italian Open have also been held - Golf from the finest. If that is not enough, you can find a selection of other places on the nearby Lake Garda.

Between Milan and Lake Garda lies this fascinating city where you drive over too easily without even thinking about a stop. And that's a mistake! Apart from the fact that the Bergamaschi in terms of the Milanese in terms of the Bergamaschi in terms of it, and accordingly the impressive and highly tasteful assortment of the boutiques is equipped, Bergamo with the high -lying old town of Bergamo Alta offers a picturesque city center with lots of history, great restaurants and an authentic charm that you can find so beautiful and honest in only a few cities!

The Oberstadt - Bergamo Alta - surrounded by a wall ring - has retained its medieval character in the street. The high walls that surround them were built by the Venetians in the 16th century when the Republic of Venice was at the peak of its power. This was followed by a good three centuries of prosperity and economic development, which have left their mark on the buildings and institutions of the city and in the character of the residents. An epoch from which well-preserved palaces, churches and squares testify, such as the building complex consisting of the cathedral, the Colleoni chapel and the baptistery, the Piazza Vecchia and the Palazzo della Ragione, to name just a few of the sights. If you are planning a trip to northern Italy, take a detour to Bergamo and you will not regret it. Promised!

And that the Golf Club Bergamo L'Albenza is one of the most beautiful and interesting places in Italy, is probably the proverbial cherry on the cake, or the parmesan on the pasta, depending on your taste ...

The lush landscape of Larius, named by the Romans, has enchanted artists and travelers over the centuries: from the writer Flaubert to the musicians Gioachino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi and Vicenzo Bellini, who composed the opera "Norma" here. Important personalities such as the physicist Alessandro Volta, inventor of the first electrician, were also born here, the first battery, which is now exhibited in the Museum of Physics at the University of "La Sapienza" in Rome.

Also in our days, Lake Como, one of the most important lakes in Lombardy, attracts personalities of the international Jet Sets, who particularly appreciate the beauty of the landscape and the picturesque towns around the lake. Comer See of Lake Como is 50 km north of Milan, between the Provinces Como and Lecco and, after Lake Garda and Lake Maggiore, the third largest and deep (410 m) See in Italy.

Its characteristic form of a reverse y consists of three arms: the Arm Como in the southwest, the Arm Lecco in the southeast and the Arm Colico in the north.

From your bank you can enjoy versatile, fascinating panoramas: picturesque towns, impressive villas and lush gardens that visit visitors for a vacation in the sign of culture, nature and the landscape.

Sing and the coast of the lake, which was already a popular holiday destination of the Lombard nobility in the 16th century, characterize the coast of the lake.

In Como the city that gives the lake its name, a visit to the teaching museum of the silk is worthwhile by learning interesting facts about the tradition of silk production on Lake Comersee.

Como is also considered an Italian home of rationalism in art and architecture; Here we find many examples of modern European architecture such as the Novocomum, the Haus Giuliani Frigerio, the monuments for the warfare and the former house Casa del Fascio, all works by the architect Giuseppe Terragni.

In Cernobbio, Villa d'Este, which comes from the 16th century, rises in which Alfred Hitchcock made his film "Irrgarten the suffering" and the well-known Villa Erba, one of the most important sea villas of the 19th century in Italy, today international exhibition and congress facility. 

Further north, Ossuccio, known for the fairytale Isola Comacina, the only island of the lake, and for the Holy Berg Ossuccio, has been the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003.

In the nearby communities of Moltrasio and Lenno, Villa Passalaqua and Villa Balbianello should not be missed, locations of the films Star Wars: Episode II and James Bond 007: Casino Royale.

Mannach Tremezzo comes along along the coast with the magical Villa Carlotta, known for her terrace garden, and the museum, with works of art by the artists Canova, Thorvaldsen and Hayez.

At the point where the arms meet, Bellagio lies with elegant noble villas: Villa Serbelloni and Villa Melzi, the latter particularly well known for their botanical garden.

Lecco can be reached to the south. Here is a visit to the Villa Manzoni, seat of the Manzoni Museum and the starting point of a tour in the sign of the Italian Kalssiker "The Bridal People".

North of Lecco you can visit picturesque towns such as Varenna, Bellano and Colico, with the Piona Abbey.

In addition to the cultural -historical offer, the Comer See also offers a diverse range of sports outdoors.

In fact, the lake has always been a popular holiday destination for international opendoor athletes.

In the summer season, all water enthusiasts can sail, canoeing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, motorboat or water skiing.

In addition to sporting activity, sports such as hanging slides, paragliding and gliding offer impressive panoramas of the lake and the surrounding landscape.

For mountain fans, the mountain walls offer numerous climbing routes as well as hiking trails and routes for the mountain bike and rides with the horse.

The 7 golf courses of international fame in the middle of nature also get golf enthusiasts get their money's worth. 

In winter you can finally visit Piani di Bobbio and Pian Delle Betulle's ski slopes, which offer well -equipped systems and numerous cross -country skiing routes as well as excursion options with snowshoes.

If you like the good cuisine, you can discover new, unique dishes such as the risotto with river strap fillet as well as excellent products such as the local olive oil and local vegetables, such as the Rogaro and Drezzo-asparagus, and other fish dishes such as the Missolitini (salted and dried finters, marinated in vinegar and oil).