Lombardy Region Natural Environment
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Monza, Lombardy Region, Italy
Try and time your trip for the Italian GP - its relaxed, the weather is always great and you get to see Ferrarri racing in their home country. Be prepared to be blinded by red! You can also take a short train ride to Lago di Como for some picturesque scenery...
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Milano, Lombardy Region, Italy
If you visit in the winter, the weather is cold and sleet-like. If you visit in the summer (end of May through September-ish), be prepared for sweltering heat and high humidity and monstrous mosquitoes. Best travel months are April and May, and end of September and October, weather-wise.
See the Duomo while you are there, but more importantly, take the elevator/steps to the roof and walk around on top. The views and architecture are breath-taking. Also, see Cimetero Monumentale (I think I spelled that correctly.). It's a cemetary, but the gravestones are these elaborate and riveting sculptures.
See the Duomo while you are there, but more importantly, take the elevator/steps to the roof and walk around on top. The views and architecture are breath-taking. Also, see Cimetero Monumentale (I think I spelled that correctly.). It's a cemetary, but the gravestones are these elaborate and riveting sculptures.
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Lombardy Region, Italy
If you really want to get to know Italy and specifically the great Italian people then go in February or March...
The holidays are just over
The high season is far far away
No tourists around so you'll stand out
Ok, the weather won't be great but there is lots an loads to do inside or just wear protective clothing.
The holidays are just over
The high season is far far away
No tourists around so you'll stand out
Ok, the weather won't be great but there is lots an loads to do inside or just wear protective clothing.
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