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More to see in Brescia
Located in the north of Italy, Brescia is one of the most important industrial centers in the country. This is also a popular tourist destination because the city is famous for its historical center that is incredibly beautiful and definitely deserves the attention of guests. It would be a mistake not to mention the gorgeous valleys that surround Brescia. This is the location of the major landmarks of the city. Besides this, the settlement is famous for numerous wineries and Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy and a popular resort destination. The city of Brescia has been famous since ancient times. It had a slightly different name – Brixia – at that time. The city’s name means “fortress”. The Gallic Cenomani tribes inhabited this area in the 7th century BC. In the 1st century BC, Italian cities in the Alps region slowly became a part of the republic. This is how residents of Brescia got the Roman legislation system and then became citizens of the Roman Empire. The city had certain administrative freedom. This marked the start of Brixia’s development – the settlement got temples, baths, and an aqueduct. It felt like Brixia would remain prosperous for centuries. However, everything changed after the fall of the Roman Empire. Brescia lost its importance, and Huns could plunder the region. That being said, the city survived and managed to regain its positions despite all troubles. All buildings destroyed during numerous battles were restored and … Read further

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Brescia sightseeing

Where should guests of Brescia start sightseeing? First of all, head to the Roman theater built in the 1st century AD. The theater is in ruins, but it is still interesting to visit this attraction. The ruins are located to the east of the Capitolium temple. Archeologists unearthed many precious artifacts during excavations in this area, including Vittoria Alata. Nowadays, this theater is an important historic … Open

Moving around in Italy - transportation

The government of Italy pays much attention to the country’s road network. Subsequently, the road surface is considered one of the best in the world. However, it is worth remembering that most autobahns in Italy are on a paid basis. The road network covers all parts of the country, even the most remote corners. The total length of highways is more than seven thousand kilometers. Along the roads you will come across hotels, snack bars and cafes, shops, service stations, and filling stations. We can therefore safely say that Italy has created the safest and most comfortable conditions for traveling by car. Buses are considered the most common type of public transportation. There are both intra-city and interurban trips. The quality of the vehicles varies considerably depending on the place of its use. Thus, in the big cities run modern luxury buses, and in small rural areas one can still meet old and dilapidated buses from the previous century. … Open

Economy roadmap of Italy

Main imports of Italy are food products, various consumer goods, precise measuring instruments, and specialized equipment. The main trading partners are Germany, France, Italy, and China. According to data for the past year, unemployment in the country is more than 15% and this figure is constantly increasing. The average salary is 16,895 euros per month. More than 70% of GDP is income from the service sector, about 14% comes from the industry sector, and about 10% from construction. Italy’s GDP per capita according to the International Monetary Fund for 2016 was $20,217. This allowed the republic to rank the 28th place in the world. Inflation in Italy is less than 1.4%. During the crisis, GDP fell by 9%. However, according to the projections of international economic companies, the situation of the country is stabilizing. The external debt is 43 million dollars. … Open

Detailed maps of neighbouring cities to Brescia

Maps of Bergamo
The region is also known for its sports heritage. Thus, in early May, Grand Fondo Internazionale Felice Gimondi is held here - this is a competition dedicated to cycling, in which both Italian and foreign participants take part. At the end of the same month, Bergamo ... Open »
Maps of Verona
In early October, you can witness such an event as Verona Food Truck Festival. As you can guess from the name, during this time on the central streets you can see many food trucks, which means that you need to use the excellent opportunity to sample fine cuisines from ... Open »
Maps of Monza
Originally, there were only two race tracks. In 1928, there was a serious car crash during the race. Over 20 fans standing at the track died. This tragedy provoked the reconstruction of the race track but the efforts haven’t prevented other accidents. Many famous ... Open »
Maps of Milan
Milan itself is the capital of Italian fashion and not surprisingly that here pass the most important and influential fashion events. Every year, Milan hosts the Salone del Mobile design festival, which is the largest furniture fair in the world. Here, art meets design ... Open »
Maps of Parma
The collection of the museum introduces the visitors to the history of development of ham production. Exciting excursions and cultural events are held within the ham holiday. There the tourists will also find one of the specialized stores offering popular sorts of ham ... Open »
Maps of Como
One of the youngest festivals in Como is the StreetScape Contemporary Art Festival. Held in 2011 for the first time, the original festival became so popular with locals that now it is regularly held every year. It is usually held in the middle of autumn when the ... Open »
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