Bordered to the north by Switzerland, with the imposing peaks of the Alps, Lombardy is a region with many places to visit. It is enough to say that it is the region in Italy with the most monuments listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Lombardy has much to offer in terms of nature, landscapes, culture, and history.

Milan, the second-largest city in Italy, is a hub of fashion, industry, and art. Mantua was once ruled by the powerful Gonzaga family, while Sabbioneta is one of the most beautiful towns in Italy. The art of making Stradivarius violins is continued today in Cremona. Pavia is known as the "City of a Hundred Towers", home to the Visconti Castle and a renowned university. In Bergamo, you can find the Accademia Carrara, one of Italy's largest art galleries, the Colleoni Chapel, and the Donizetti Theatre.

Lakes Como, Garda, Maggiore, and Iseo are among the most important tourist attractions in the Lombardy region, being some of the most visited Italian lakes. In the Lombardy mountains, you will find Livigno and Bormio, two of the most popular ski resorts in Italy.