Lombardy's  Borghi  Piu  Belli  d'Italia

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 18 November 2023
The region of Lombardy's Borghi Più Belli d'Italia (Italy's Most Beautiful Villages) number a total of 20 small towns and villages.

Each of the locations within the collection has its own unique charm and they are spread far and wide across Lombardy. Perhaps the pick of the bunch is San Benedetto Po while the likes of Bienno, Gromo and Soncino could justifiably argue their cases. 

One of the most unusual in the collection is Monte Isola, a mountain village on a tiny island in the middle of Lake Iseo. Another town, Sabbioneta also makes the UNESCO World Heritage List. 
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San  Benedetto  Po

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San Benedetto Po, Lombardy

Bienno

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Bienno, Lombardy

Gromo

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Gromo, Lombardy

Soncino

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Soncino, Lombardy

Monte  Isola

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Monte Isola, Lombardy

Sabbioneta

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Sabbioneta, Lombardy

Grazie

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Grazie, Lombardy

Cornello  dei  Tasso

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Cornello dei Tasso, Lombardy

Gardone  Riviera

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Gardone Riviera, Lombardy

Castellaro  Lagusello

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Castellaro Lagusello, Lombardy

Tremosine  sul  Garda

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Tremosine sul Garda, Lombardy

Lovere

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Lovere, Lombardy

Morimondo

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Morimondo, Lombardy

Tremezzo

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Tremezzo, Lombardy

Gradella

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Gradella, Lombardy

Castelponzone

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Castelponzone, Lombardy

Cassinetta  di  Lugagnano

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Cassinetta di Lugagnano, Lombardy

Fortunago

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Fortunago, Lombardy

Zavattarello

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Zavattarello, Lombardy

Pomponesco

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Pomponesco, Lombardy

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