Brescia, located between Milan and Venice, is easily accessible from all of Italy and major European cities. It is home to three UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the prehistoric rock art of Valle Camonica, Italy’s first UNESCO site. The city boasts medieval fortresses, castles, historic residences, and four of Italy’s most beautiful villages.
Brescia offers year-round sports activities. In winter, visitors can explore 270 kilometers of ski slopes, snowparks, snowshoeing, and dog-sledding. In summer, enjoy hiking, climbing, paragliding, cycling along the Greenway of the Brescian Valleys, or exploring legendary Giro d’Italia stages. The nearby lakes, such as Lake Iseo and Lake Garda, offer scenic beauty and cultural landmarks, including Monte Isola, Europe’s largest car-free lake island, and the Vittoriale degli Italiani, a museum created by the poet Gabriele D’Annunzio.
Brescia is renowned for its wine production, protected by quality consortia, and offers regional delicacies such as cured meats, mountain cheeses, and fine olive oil. It is also home to the Mille Miglia, the world-famous vintage car race. The city’s strategic economic importance, combined with its excellent infrastructure, makes it an ideal destination for organizing large events and business activities. Major business events are regularly hosted at venues like the Brixia Forum and Montichiari Fair Center. Visitors can choose from over 100 accommodations, including hotels, wellness centers, and spas.
