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Milan + the Lakes Region Travel Guide

ARTICLES

Best of the Italian Lakes

From Como to Orta, the best of the Italian lakes.

Italy's Ancient Stone Villages

In the remote valleys of Valtellina and Valchiavenna, near Lake Como, Valerie Waterhouse succumbs to the allure of the region's ancient stone villages and vineyard-covered...

Sauna in a Tram? Milan Abuzz Over Hot New Spa Feature

Milan’s latest attraction is a sauna inside an orange-painted 1928 tramcar in the garden of the TermeMilano spa. The interiors are clad in teak, reflecting...

Driving Tour of Northern Italy

From the winding streets along the shores of Lake Como to the mountain byways of the snowcapped Alps, this three-day driving itinerary takes you down...

A Fashion Photog Goes Rogue in Milan


Read the first part of guest blogger-photographer Elizabeth Lippman’s special series about departing from the fashion flock here. After flying into the new airport in...

Italy's Best Affordable Country Inns

From an ancient stone villa in Piedmont to an atelier in Florence, T+L reveals Italy’s best affordable country inns.



A Fashion Photog Goes Rogue in London

I am backstage at the Michael Van Der Ham fashion show in London, in an ancient-looking building on the Thames. In the midst of the...

World's Ugliest Airports

Flying through these airports? Don’t bother looking around.

Dolce & Gabbana’s New Milan Cafe

Tired of having to traipse around Milan to make the scene at the city’s fashionable haunts, designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have brought the...

Vacationist Hotel Deals: Escape to Italy

At T+L we’re always dreaming about our next Italian getaway (check out April Europe issue!), and now you can plan your trip for less thanks...
HOTELS

Hotel Locanda dei Mai Intees

Situated in the small town of Azzate, this former medieval settlement-turned-hotel has 12 individually designed rooms outfitted with antique touches—Oriental rugs, original marble... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Osteria della Chiocciola

Stop for lunch to enjoy the zuppa di verdure and the house-made ravioli at this community spot, named for escargot, the local specialty. more ›


ACTIVITIES

Hanbury Botanical Gardens

The 49-acre gardens just three miles west of Ventimiglia on the French- Italian border was built by Thomas Hanbury, a wealthy Englishman who made his money in China trading in silk, tea, and cotton,... more ›




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