Ferielejlighed i Riva di Solto

The holiday home Pescatore, suited for six people in Riva di Solto, lies in the province Bergamo (Lombardia) in Italy. It is on the second floor of the house. In addition to the cosy furnishings, the living room is also equipped with a satellite TV. The kitchen features an oven and dishwasher. One of the bedrooms has a double bed. Each of the two other bedrooms has a single bed. A crib can be added upon request. The bathroom features a shower, toilet, bidet and sink. Central heating and a washing machine are standard fixtures. A garden, which is also available to other guests, and garden furniture are at your disposal. Bergamo, situated on the western shores of Lago d'Iseo (lake Iseo), is only 38 kilometres from Riva di Solto. Lago d'Iseo is located in the Bergamo Alps and northwest of Brescia (20 km away). Milan is 80 kilometres away.

Have you ever thinked to spend your holiday by the lake? In particolar by the lake Iseo, the smallest and the less known of the prealpine Italian lakes! I could help you to organise your custom-made holiday, with your family and your friends in every season of the year! Staying by the lake Iseo means practise sports absorbed in the nature, explore tiny villages which keep jealously their traditions, discover new tastes in the typical dishes tightly linked with local products and the esteemed vineyard in Valcalepio and in Franciacorta. For people loving sports, there is a variety of activities to be done on the lake, such as sailing http://www.avas.it , windsurfing http://www.sportaction.it , kayaking or rowing http://www.canottierisebino.it . Furthermore, there is the opportunity to enjoy winter sports in the nearby skiing areas http://www.montecampione.it or in the mountain with expert guides http://www.seb1.it/it . There are also facilities for playing tennis, soccer, volleyball, basketball or for swimming, etc... If you enjoy outdoors activities, you can go on excursions either by walking, horseback-riding or mountainbiking in the hills or in the foorhills of the Alps. A visit to one of the following sights is also worthwile: Valle del Freddo http://www.parks.it/riserva.valle.del.freddo/Eindex.html , the turf fields of Sebino http://www.torbiere.it/eng/index.htm , the Pyramids of Zone http://www.parks.it/riserva.piramidi.zone/index.html . You could also go on a boat-trip on the Lake Iseo http://www.navigazionelagoiseo.it and go to the splendid Montisola , the largest island of all European lakes http://www.tuttomonteisola.it In respect of culture, we recommend a visit to the Accademia Tadini in Lovere http://www.accademiatadini.it , to the rockpainting in the Valley of Camonica http://www.sitiunesco.it/index.phtml?id=593 to Pisogne with its frescos of Romanino , to Trescore with frescos of Lotto http://turismo.provincia.bergamo.it/site/index.php/en/artandculture/lorenzo-lotto-/241 Also the cities of Bergamo http://turismo.provincia.bergamo.it/site/index.php/en/bergamo and Brescia http://www.bresciatourism.it/index.php?module=Static&file=index&do=pagina&nid=2&newlang=eng offer a whole variety of important artisitc, histo rical and architectural objects of interest. The large towns of Milano, Torino, Venezia, Verona, Padova, Cremona and Mantova are all fairly easy to reach for a spot of culture and museum-visits. Last but not least, there are guides to the culinary art as well, including wine and the Italian cuisine , that direct you to the renowned products of the Franciacorta region http://www.stradadelfranciacorta.it/eng/index.php and the Valley of Calepio . http://www.valcalepio.org