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Why should you visit Lake Maggiore, Italy?

Why should you visit Lake Maggiore, Italy?

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Maggiore, Como and Garda are the three most famous lakes and have been popular with International visitors for centuries. Renaissance villas, castles and beautiful gardens are a reminder of the times when the lakes were the playground of the European elite.

Lake Maggiore  is the second largest lake which winds majestically between Lombardy and Piedmont.  This area benefits from being within easy reach of three airports; Bergamo, Milan Malpensa and Milan Linate.

Good food, a relaxed lifestyle and warm summers make it a destination that's perfect for a lake holiday in Italy. There are a number of lovely resorts along the lake, such as Stresa, Verbania, Ghiffa and Baveno, which have breathtaking views and are surrounded by lush gardens and tree lined roads. 

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Stresa is a lovely town with beautiful villas, gardens, cobbled streets and old squares. From the town you can take a cable car up to Monte Mottarone where at 4,000 ft you can enjoy views of the Alps. From the hillside villages of the lake, many properties benefit from jaw-dropping views over the lake and of the Borromeo Islands which are also magnificent.

There is a wealth of activities on offer on the lake from golf to tennis, boating and fishing. The lake also offers easy access to the many beautiful cities in northern Italy, such as Milan, Bergamo, and Turin, where there is no shortage of culture, history and designer shops!

Holiday Homes in Italy  offers a range of property available around the lake from wonderful period holiday villas in Maggiore to brand new apartments in Maggiore. Click here to browse Lake Maggiore accommodation. 

 

If you need any guidance finding your dream Italian villa, contact us at info@holidayhomesinitaly.co.uk and one of our Italy specialists will be more than happy to help! 

 

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