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Visit Cernobbio Italy

Cernobbio Italy, home to roughly seven thousand residents year-round, is probably most famous for its luxurious spa hotel, the Villa d’Este, constructed in the mid-sixteenth-Century for a ‘modest’ Cardinal. Single rooms begin at only under 350 Euros a night, including service and taxation and can go up to several thousand for a presidential suite, even during low-season. More on the Villa D’Este hotel in a moment…

Why Visit Cernobbio Italy?

Every little town in Lake Como is peculiar, and Cernobbio’s has the vibe of a peaceful, cosmopolitan neighborhood sprinkled with lovely parks a wide array of accomodations for top-notch visitors. It makes for fantastic weekend breaks for any visitors staying in Como or other nearby towns. Cernobbio tourism is filled with attractive deals at many local hotels, where owners offer interesting vacation packages and other special offers.
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Originally posted 2014-12-23 16:07:45. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Milan Travel Day Trips

While most people who stay in Milan make Lake Como their day-trip, some people instead make Milan travel day-trips instead. Here is a small guide on what to expect when visiting Italy’s fashion capital.

Milan may not be the capital of Italy. Nevertheless, it is the official “trend” capital of Europe. Everything about Milano is trendy, you sense it immediately and revel in it. It is fast, interesting, full of lifestyle and a place where you can forget your dreary existence while having a load of fun. Airfare to Italy is not any obstacle, especially when you travel to major Italian cities. What is most exceptional in Milano, is the lure of window shopping and the natural hole in your bank account which results after visiting it. The most effective brand-name fashion stores are everywhere – as are the superb restaurants.

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Originally posted 2014-11-28 20:02:16. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Visit Tremezzo Italy

Tremezzo Italy is a very small town with a population of just under 1500 people.

Yet, it holds some of Lake Como’s most precious villas including the Villa Carlotta with its lovely gardens and collection of sculptures and a classy 5-star Grand Hotel. In fact, the town is so small that you can cover its entirety by foot in a couple of minutes, walking down its lakeside promenade.

Tremezzo’s highlight is the Villa Carlotta, constructed throughout a fifty year span, beginning near the finish of the 17Th Century. The property grounds are truly stunning, containing over 150 types of rhododendrons and azaleas. Its artwork museum is devoted chiefly to neoclassical artwork and other sculptural masterpieces. To cover slightly different ground, do take the time to also visit the nearby Museum of Agricultural Resources found within an historical greenhouse around the home.

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Originally posted 2014-12-10 20:49:34. Republished by Blog Post Promoter