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Brescia Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Brescia wheelchair accessible tours, is very beautiful, but few seem to know it.

It is certainly an itinerary that does not escape the lovers of Italian cities of art, while the average tourist tends to identify it as one of the many well-ordered, rich Lombard cities, but without anything particularly interesting.

Instead Brescia, Lioness of Italy, for the courage shown during the 10 days of revolt against the Austrians ( 23 March-1 April 1849 ), has many things to offer.

Finding itself "wedged" between Milan and Verona, two champions in terms of tourism, Brescia has always remained a bit on the sidelines, but now the Lioness is roaring again!

Perhaps many, too many, ignore the beauty that this city offers.

But luckily Unesco thought about it, to put the spotlight on Brescia, including in 2011 the fabulous complex of St Giulia in the list of World Heritage Sites and thus giving way to a well-deserved tourist rise!

Walking along the cobbled alleys of the city, you will discover splendid palaces, remains of the Roman era, beautiful churches and an untiring ferment that makes Brescia so lively and dynamic.

Clubs, shops and places of interest can be found in every corner of the city.

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Touring Brescia

The center of Brescia is characterized by three main squares very close to each other.

Piazza della Loggia, Piazza Duomo and Piazza Vittoria.

The first is one of the most popular meeting places for Brescia wheelchair accessible tours, it is also the fundamental starting point for admiring the Venetian style of the city, once dominated by the Serenissima.

The square is home to several historic buildings.

The Loggia is a building with three arches and a dome that dominates the marble facade.

On the opposite side, you will see the Clock Tower, which dates back to 1540, with its Màcc de le Ure, or the madmen of the hours, two bronze statues that strike the bell at every stroke of the hour.

The Castle of Brescia is the symbol of the city, it is located in the place where there was the first settlement of the city of Brescia, or on the Hill of Cidneo.

The castle, perfectly preserved, tells the story of the city and the people who have dominated it over the centuries: French, Venetians, Austrians.

Here in 1849 they lived the 10 days of Brescia.

In addition to the Pasticceria Veneto, by the great pastry chef Iginio Massari, in Brescia you will certainly have to taste the Casoncelli.

Ravioli of fresh pasta with a filling of cooked ham, Parmigiano Reggiano and nutmeg.

Brescia spit of mixed meat, pork, beef  served with a side of polenta, and baked tench, a typical fish from Lake Iseo.

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