The office, which obtained in 2018 the accreditation of Infopoint Turistico di Regione Lombardia, provides tourist information about the urban, provincial and regional area (through the use of internet, local databases, mail, newsletter etc.).   We inform about: services, accommodation and catering, cultural events, exhibitions, historical artistic itineraries in Angera and surroundings. Promotion of the territory and its excellence The Tourist Info Point enhances and promotes the identity of territory, its main historical attractions and the current and future initiatives, which take place in town and surroundings. In Spring and Summer, when the office is open, we organize and promote guided tours to discover art, history and nature of Angera, its activities and local products. The excursions, with various destinations, are planned for different age of participants and levels of training. Communication In low season the website www.angera.it, social network AngeraTurismo Page and VisitAngera Instagram are active too and you also can stay in contact with us by subscribing to the fortnightly newsletter. The website is constantly updated with information, description of sites and events. Bike rental and assistence services fir cyclists In Summer, upon reservation you can rent city, mountains, e-bike, helmet, children’s seat, padlocks. We are a Bike Info Point and a small kit, supplied by Agenda 21 Laghi, is also available for small maintenance by cycle tourists. At the Tourist Infopoint you can find hiking maps, cycling routes and information we get from: Varesedoyoubike, Agenda21Laghi, in Bici in Lombardia, Lombardia in Bicicletta, Riserva MAB Ticino Val Grande Verbano, Parco del Ticino, GPS Varese. The Infopoint has the stamp Bike in Lombardy if you want to record the stages of your journey in your travel passport. Tourist Shop At the tourist shop you can find small gadgets: magnets or fabric bags with the logos of AngeraTurismo.  

Bridges, embankments and vineyards in a land that alternates between hills and the plain.

Alto Lago d’Iseo Tourism Office in Lovere is found in the centrally located Piazza 13 Martiri square, easily reached by any means of transport whether public or private, due to its strategic position linking Valle Camonica, all of Lake Iseo and Val Cavalina.   The main services offered to visitors are:- information and distribution of materials regarding historical, naturalistic, cultural, artistic and sports issues of the specific area and the entire Bergamo province;- distribution of panoramic maps of paths and excursions for exploring the natural heritage of upper Lake Iseo;- information on lodging and dining in the upper Lake Iseo area;- information on transport and roads;- information and dispensing of sticker permits for watercraft moored in the harbours managed by the Lake Basin Authority for Lakes Iseo, Endine and Moro. At the Infopoint visitors can:- ask for and get #inLombardia Passport as well as #inLombardia Passport stamps;- get a stamp on their “Cammino di Carlo Magno”/”Cammino Alta Via delle Grazie”/”Cammino Tre Laghi” credential (passport). The upper Lake Iseo area is found on the northern Bergamo province shore of Lake Iseo, just kilometres away from the cities of Bergamo, Brescia and Milan and from Orio al Serio, Milan-Malpensa and Linate international airports, to which it is linked by an efficient public transport network. It is a land teeming with art, history, traditions and enchanting landscapes ranging from gentle and sunny hilltops the magnificent upland of Fonteno and stunning spectacle of the Orrido: dizzying sheer rock faces plunging into the lake. Countless panoramic views can be enjoyed at Castro and the communities of Solto Collina, Fonteno and Rogno, where there's the popular cycling track with a modern bridge over the Oglio River. With its marina, the town of Lovere is particularly renowned and the well preserved historic centre is considered one of Italy’s most beautiful with many imposing churches and magnificent palaces. Amongst these, the most important is undoubtedly the building of the Tadini Art Gallery and Academy, which contains several works of fine art by Antonio Canova. There has been growing interest for the “Bueno Fonteno” cave system, for the “Valle del Freddo” (Cold Valley) natural reserve and the wide variety of sports and leisure activities.  

Between mystery and legend, the centuries-old sessile oak, together with its younger sister, is the most famous and valuable green monument in the Lake Como area.

The classic routes

Cecima stands atop a plateau ridge, recognizable by its ancient church rising among the trees. The village has preserved its original medieval appearance, characterized by numerous architectural testimonies. The settlement is traversed by a maze of narrow alleys that intertwine, creating picturesque glimpses. The internal streets are paved with pebbles from the Staffora stream, the same material used for the exposed stone walls of many buildings. Of particular artistic interest are the bastions of the ancient walls, of which only a few ruins remain. Visible traces include the Porta Soprana, demolished in 1936, the now-filled moat, and the castle that once stood at the southwestern end of the village. In the square of the churchyard stands the Parish Church of Saints Martin and Lazarus, rebuilt near the previous 12th-century church, which collapsed due to minor landslides in the early 15th century. It was reconstructed in 1460 in a beautiful late Gothic Lombard style through the patronage of Cardinal Jacopo Ammannati Piccolomini, Bishop of Pavia. However, due to similar geological issues, structural damage appeared over time, leading the Superintendence to order its demolition for safety reasons. The façade, however, was entirely preserved and, thanks to careful restoration work, remains visible in all its splendor today. Inside the church, visitors can admire a precious 15th-century wooden polyptych. The church stands on a magnificent open space, acting as a natural balcony that, with a 200-meter drop, offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Mount Penice, Mount Boglelio, and the Staffora stream. Within the municipal territory lies part of the vast Guardamonte Castelliere, a pre-Roman settlement discovered in 1951 on the ridge between Val Curone and Val Staffora. This significant urban structure has yielded numerous archaeological finds, including artifacts and household items. Photo: Alessandro Vecchi - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0  

A long route with continuous ups and downs that starts from Montalto Pavese, climbs to Belvedere, and then passes through Montù Berchielli, Pometo, Passo del Carmine, Ruino, and finally reaches Lago Trebecco in the province of Piacenza. SIGNAGE: 201 Montalto Pavese is located in the lower area of the Oltrepò Pavese Mountain Community, south of Pavia, on the valley of the Ghiaia stream. It is called the "queen of Oltrepò Pavese" for its dominant position on the first hills above Casteggio, its beautiful castle with Italian-style gardens, and its wine production. The Belvedere area, located on the ridge of a hill and exposed to strong winds, is a popular destination for tourists and enthusiasts of paragliding and model aircraft. Shortly after Belvedere, following the yellow bicycle sign leading to the unmistakable Big Bench of Montalto Pavese, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding hills. After passing the giant bench, from which the Montalto Pavese castle can be seen, you enter a wild area with no trees, where, with a bit of luck, you may encounter some roe deer. The route continues up and down hills and vineyards until reaching Passo del Carmine, located at around 600 meters above sea level in the municipality of Colli Verdi, an important crossroads, as it is at the start of several valleys. Passo del Carmine also represents another important boundary, between the mountainous Oltrepò and the wine-producing Oltrepò, with the first located south of the pass and the second to the north. From the pass, the route proceeds towards Ruino, which was part of the lands of the Monastery of San Colombano during the Lombard period, then descends directly into the Val Tidone, right in line with the Molato Dam that forms Lake Trebecco. The Molato Dam, built between 1921 and 1928, is located in that part of the province of Piacenza where the Val Tidone opens towards the Po Valley and acts as a barrier to the Tidone stream, creating the compensation reservoir known as Lake Trebecco, which has a usable volume of 8 million cubic meters of water.

Church Valmalenco or as they call the Valtellina: the Sèsa, is a leading ski resort in Lombardy.

A nature park just waiting to be discovered on long hikes or on the saddle of a mountain bike

Wonderful cycle paths between art treasures, castles, villages and bridges. 9 stops between the Orobie and the Crema area

Scopri la lombardia attraverso i suoi meravigliosi panorami.