Romans, Longobards and Renaissance masterpieces, the discovery of Lakes Garda and Iseo...
A city and a territory to be enjoied tasting the typical Franciacorta wines
Petroglyphs of Camonica Valley - UNESCO World Heritage since 1979
San Salvatore, Santa Giulia and the monumental archaeological site - UNESCO World Heritage since 2011
Brescia and Bergamo joint Italian capitals of culture 2023

The city centre – The beating heart of Brescia with its churches and squares: Piazza della Loggia with buildings of the Venetian era; Piazza Paolo VI with the old cathedral, the new cathedral and the Broletto; Piazza della Vittoria built during the Fascism by the famous architect Marcello Piacentini; the church of St. John Evangelist where to compare the art of the two great painters Romanino and Moretto.

The origins of the city – The guides of ACuTo-Cremonaguide will lead you through the discovery of the Roman Forum with the Capitoline Temple, the archaeological park, the museum Santa Giulia and the important finds from the prehistoric, Roman and medieval ages. The castle placed on the Cidneo Hill concludes this itinerary.

The territory and the lakes – We can suggest other proposals for suggestive and relaxing full-day solutions in several places within the Province of Brescia, enjoying a boat excursion: Lake Iseo and Franciacorta between breath-taking landscapes and tastings, or Lake Garda with the famous Catullus’ Grotto located in Sirmione.