Brescia  Province​

Latest update: 1 March 2022
The Brescia Province occupies a total geographical area of 4,785 square kilometres, including the provincial capital: Brescia. and is one of the twelve provinces of the region of Lombardy.

Within the province there are 205 provincial towns, known as communes (comune singular or comuni plural in Italian). The total overall population of Brescia Province is just over 1.2 million.
Among the visitor highlights in the province are a series of lakes such as Lake Garda, Lake Idro and Lake Iseo, around which are dozens of attractive lakeside locations with Sirmione and Monte Isola among the best. 
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Provincia di Brescia
Region: Lombardy

Provincial capital: Brescia
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Population: 1,255,709 (source: ISTAT 1 January 2022)

Size: 4,785 km²

Comunes: 205

Province code: BS
Neighbouring provinces: Mantua, Cremona, Bergamo, Sondrio, Trento, Verona
Neighbouring regions: Veneto, Trentino Alto Adige/South Tyrol
Highlights: ​​​​Lake Garda, Lake Idro, Lake Iseo, Sirmione, Monte Isola

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