, a city rich were enclosed by an of Greek and Etruscan in history. arcade with a double order pottery, Roman glassware The city of Brescia of columns. There were and household items numerous shops opening are now in the monastic lies at the foot of the hills below the off the arcade. Nowadays complex of Santa Giulia, Piazza della Vittoria Pre-Alps, bordering on the Po Plain. Roman remains, the City Museum. Its situation is favourable to town aristocratic palaces and old Palazzo Martinengo. The square was designed settlement, industry, trade and houses offer a remarkable The palace faces the by Marcello Piacentini tourism. The first settlement goes back scenografic effect. Forum and Via Musei. and inaugurated in 1932. to the Bronze Age, when the Ligurians established The Capitolium Temple It comprised several The monumental square in Brescia. Later the Etruscans settled there, while The Temple was built by buildings, which Santa Giulia, was built in the city the Celts occupied the city at the end of the VIIth Vespasian between 74 nowadays house art the City Museum centre on the site of an and 73 A.D. at the north exhibits and a cultural century B.C. In 27 B.C. Brixia was raised to the rank old medieval quarter. end of the Forum. Between institute. The façades The site of the convent There are a colossal Post The Church of Santi of Roman “Colonia”. the IVth and the Vth looking onto the square, encloses millenary Office and a brick Torrione Nazaro and Celso At the time of the dissolution of the Roman Empire, centuries the temple was completed in 1663, has two remains. It was founded (high tower) on the north Brescia became the capital of a Lombard duchy (VIIth partially destroyed bossed portals with by king Desiderio in side. The facings of the The XVth century church century A.D.). During this period the convent of in a dreadful fire. It was Martinengo-Cesaresco’s 753 A.D. Nowadays, other buildings and was totally restored San Salvatore (later called Santa Giulia) found in 1823, but it is only coats of arms, while the superimposition the paving of the during the first half was founded by King Desiderio. Its cloisters are since 1939 that it has the XVIIth century façades of buildings on the Quadriportico and of of the XVIIIth century, when numerous altars the setting Alessandro Manzoni chose for “Adelchi”; assumed the present looking onto Via dei Musei foundations of old ones the arcades are of two- structure. The three cellae has an imposing portal is evident from were decorated with the famous tragedy tells the story of Ermengarda, coloured marble. the mosaics of the old polychrome marbles, the king’s unhappy daughter married to Charlemagne, stucco works and late Piazza Piazza Paolo VI Roman villa, the king of the Franks who subdued the city. baroque sculptures. della Loggia (formerly Piazza del Duomo) the Lombard Basilica In the XIth century Brescia became a city-state and of San Salvatore, The most important took part in the struggle against Federico Barbarossa It is the most beautiful The east side of the wide the Renaissance church painting in the church is at Legnano. In this period the local citizen Arnaldo, square in Brescia and was square, which was in the of Santa Giulia. the “Averoldi Polyptych”, who was a monk, was burned alive because inaugurated in 1433. heart of the old city, is In the church of Santa commissioned from Titian in 1520-22. he preached against the corruption of the clergy and It is dominated by the occupied by the Tower of Maria in Solario, The Castle with frescoes by was considered a heretic. magnificent Renaissance “Pégol” and the Loggia delle The Church Floriano Ferramola, of Santa Maria There have always been During the XIIIth century Milan and Venice disputed Palace of the Loggia, Grida, incorporated nowadays the town hall. into the Broletto, the under the cupola, the del Carmine settlements on the rule of Brescia. In 1438 the Visconti besieged the Its building began in 1492. Duomo Nuovo (The New “Treasure of Santa the Cidneo Hill since city, but there is a popular belief that Saints Faustino The upper part was Cathedral) and the Giulia” is displayed. The Its building was begun prehistory. During and Giovita appeared to the enemies and managed finished circa 1570 Duomo Vecchio most important items in 1429 and completed the Roman period there to put them to flight. to the design of Iacopo (The Old Cathedral). are: the Great Cross of fifty years later. must have been an In 1512 Brescia was besieged by the French army led Sansovino and Andrea The Duomo Nuovo king Desiderio, The monumental brick enormous temple there. From Middle Ages by Gaston de Foix. During the XVIth century in the Palladio. The splendid (The New Cathedral). covered in jewels and façades, surrounded cameos and by slender pinnacles onwards the summit artistic field the painters Foppa, Romanino, Moretto decorative sculpture Its building began in 1604 the Lipsanoteca, a VIth dominates the narrow of the hill was reinforced: and Savoldo created the most famous works of the that adorns the palace is and was completed in classical style. On the in 1825. The grandiose century ivory reliquary. thoroughfare. the Mirabella Tower Brescian Renaissance, which are now in south side, the XVth and marble façades The wonderful portal has and the XIVth century the Municipal Art Gallery and churches. Afterwards, XVIth century façades is dominated by the The Church a fresco by Ferramola Visconti Keep were under the rule of Venice, Brescia prospered. of the Monti di Pietà imposing cupola, while the of San Francesco on top, which represents constructed. Afterwards, The long period of peace brought great economic are worthy of note inside has a Greek-cross d’Assisi the “Annunciazione”. the Venetians added progress in agriculture and handicraft, as tombstones and other plan and includes several In the interior, among the a strong defensive system of bastions and especially in the manufacture of arms, which was pieces of Roman works of art. The new It is one of the most numerous works of art the sculpture of the warehouses. The XVIth renowned all over Europe. stonework have been set cathedral stands next to remarkable monastic into their walls. churches in , where “Compianto di Cristo century entrance At the end of the XVIIIth century, the French army the Duomo Vecchio (The The east arcade is Old Cathedral), which is the peaceful and morto” is worthy of note: to the Castle, fitted with led by Napoleon put an end to Venetian rule, surmounted by a building the most important serene atmosphere has the polychrome a drawbridge in the past, so Brescia became part of the Cisalpine Republic and that incorporates the building of the Lombard been the result of terracotta statues portray leads to the garden, of the Regno d’Italia. beautiful sixteenth century Romanesque style. The the realization of a the greatest human where one can enjoy On the fall of Napoleon, Brescia became a possession mechanical Clock Tower, circular old cathedral was simple, unadorned late drama and are by a XVIth a wonderful view of the June 2010 of the Austrians. They governed the city as part where two human figures, built between the XIth and Romanesque interior. century unidentified whole city, and to two of the Regno Lombardo Veneto until 1849, when the popularly called: the “Macc XIIth centuries. In its It was completed in 1265. sculptor from museums as well. or Emilia. The three The Museum people of Brescia rebelled against Austrian rule during dè lé ure” (the hourly interior, the sarcophagus The inside has a nave and dafties), strike the two aisles with pointed cloisters adjoining ofthe Risorgimento. the “X Giornate” (Ten Days) of 1849. of Bishop Berardo Maggi hours on the bell. (XIVth century) deserves arches supported the church belong The Grande Miglio The city was called the “Leonessa d’Italia” attention. by cylindrical pillars. to the same building. (the com store) houses (the Lioness of Italy) because of the courage showed The Broletto. The gabled façades the Museum of during these memorable days. After the unification It is the oldest communal has a magnificent rose the Risorgimento, where of the Regno d’Italia, the Brescian citizen Giuseppe palace in the city. When window. The paintings The Church portraits, pictures, Zanardelli was appointed Minister several times, Brescia was a city-state, decorating this church of Santa Maria documents and relics then he became Prime Minister (1901-1903). the Broletto used to be the are of great value; there delle Grazie from the period of the Risorgimento During the Thirties Piazza della Vittoria was centre of political life and, are many medieval The Tosio Martinengo and some paintings frescoes, a XVIth century The building of this are displayed. inaugurated. The square was an important example between the XVth and the XVIIIth centuries, it was Art Gallery by Giacomo Ceruti, altar-piece by Romanino church was begun in The Arms Museum. of the change of direction in Brescia’s urban the residency of Venetian nicknamed “il Pitocchetto” and a remarkable cloister 1522. The Renaissance The Visconti Keep, built Italia The XVIIth century development during the Fascist period. authorities as well. (Ragamuffin). of the end of the XIVth interior with a nave on top of the fortified Langobardorum house a museum, where with two eagles building, which was THE LONGOBARDS IN ITALY. During the post-war period there was an enormous The building has a large The Forum century. and two aisles has been complex, houses the PLACES OF THE POWER (568-774 AD) there are numerous donated by the former increase in industrial production and private enterprise internal courtyard: that support a balcony. altered by Baroque Arms Museum, where epigraphs, altar stones, owner to the city, and Brescia became a very important industrial centre. it presents three sides of During the Roman In the courtyard there are frescoes. The Sanctuary there is a selection Italian Nomination 2010 tombstones and provides space for Giovanni Battista Montini, who became Pope by medieval period, while occupation and the a statue of Cesare IV dedicated to Santa Maria of arms and armour WORLD HERITAGE LIST objects found in the city a collection of paintings on the north side there alliance between Brescia Martinengo and a fountain is next to the delightful produced between UNESCO the name of Paolo VI, is one of the most distinguished and its province. of the most famous is a XVIIth century and Rome, the Forum was of Neptune. cloister with corinthian the XIVth and the late Brescian citizens. The archeological items Brescian artists of the colonnade. Nowadays, the centre of business, columns. Its appearance XVIIth century. The square that was formerly called Piazza del Duomo of the Roman Museum, Renaissance, Foppa, the building houses the political life and the today, dated late XIXth Among the numerous is named after him. Nowadays the southern area such as fragments Romanino, Moretto Prefecture, a Police station, fulcrum of religious life as century, is the result items the rooms of belonging to the temple, and Savoldo, but also of the city called “Brescia Due” is considered province and council well. The Capitolium of its reconstruction in the museum have shields bronzes (the most famous for other masterpieces a model of modernity. offices. Temple and the Basilica neo-gothic style. and armour, decorated faced the square, while the of which is “Winged such as the “Angelo” with engravings and other sides of the Forum Victory”), collections by Raffaello da Urbino reliefs, on show. The largest province Places of interest and itineraries eroded by water in the relaxing thermal resort. legend in Lombardy across the province shape of spires, with a large · Breno: the chief town INFOPOINT TURISMO The extension of the Brescian stone on top, are worthy of the valley. Its medieval (TOURIST OFFICE) Largo Formentone territory between the Alps and the of note. Castle deserves attention. 1 Arnaldo tel. 030 2400357 river Po, presents a wide range of · Franciacorta · XVIIth century drop 2 Orologio Osteria degli Artisti infopoint@.brescia.it via Beccaria 17 Corso Mameli, 38 - tel. 030.292055 landscapes, varying from the vast a hilly region in the hammers for ironwork tel. 030 3755411 . fax 030 2404805 3 www.comune.brescia.it Osteria della Luna Piena hinterland of Lake Iseo. at . Casa dell’ospite plains of the South, furrowed by From Monday to Saturday: via Lazzaretto 3 Via A. Calini, 3 - tel. 030.2808753 rivers, to the hills bordering the shores of the lakes, Villas and castles deserve · . This rustic 4 9:30-18:30 tel. 030 37091 . fax 030 3709403 Osteria enoteca Vecchio Botticino Tourist Coaches Santa Giulia, the City Museum Stazione (Garnì) Piazzale Arnaldo, 6 - tel. 030.48103 rising higher and higher into mountains, as one attention. 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Master overlooking the lake. interspersed with groves the principal street. (3554 metres, i.e. 11,660 ft.) 12 Vicolo S. Agostino, 7/a - tel. 030.49393 Sake (Japanese restaurant) Airports Saturday 7:30 - 12:30. via Apollonio 72 Via Gasparo da Salò, 22 - Brescia · Natural Park of the upper and marsh reeds, unique It is reputed for its Carnival and “Parco Nazionale Tel. 030 3061224 tel. 030 399037 · fax 030 3701331 Handrio’s NH Jolly Igea Via Trieste, 56/b - tel. 030.2405057 tel. 030.2942408 Motorways Orio al Serio part of Lake Garda. in its kind, an attraction dello Stelvio” (“National 7 v.le Stazione 15 Hostaria La Corte dei Miracoli Sapori e Sapere A4 Milan · Venice Verona Villafranca · : picturesque to both botanists and Park of the Stelvio”). tel. 030 44221 · fax 030 44224 Via Marsala, 58 - tel. 030.2906596 Via Beccaria, 11 - tel. 030.40073 A21 Turin · Piacenza Novotel Brescia 2 Shakty Food (vegan cooking) Milano Linate villages lie in an oasis of zoologists; extraordinary 13 via P. Nenni 22 I Chiostri Via S. Faustino, 16 - tel. 0303770002 Via Moretto, 11/a - tel. 030.3758914 · Cremona · Brescia Milano Malpensa peace and vegetation. the late spring blossoming The Brescian plain tel. 030 2286811 · fax 030 2425959 Park Hotel Ca’ Nöa Izumi (Japanese restaurant) Spizzico & Ciao · Valtenesi: a district that of the water-lilies. · Montichiari: the Castle via Triumplina 66 Via C. Beccaria, 19 - tel. 030.3751825 Via IV Novembre, 2 - tel. 030.290042 is strewn with castles · Montisola is connected and the Church of tel. 030 398762 · fax 030 398764 La Raffa Taverna del Moretto Università degli Studi di Brescia Primotel Brescia Centro Corso Magenta, 15 - tel. 030.49037 Via N. Bixio, 19 - tel. 030.40847 15 via 30 and rustic hamlets among San Pancrazio are worthy p.zza Mercato 15 · Chancellorship Tipo Zero Zero tel. 030 3534286 · fax 030 3534173 La Sosta and Offices · tel. 030 29881 via F.lli Bandiera, 3 - tel. 030.294018 olive groves and vines. of note. Una Hotel Brescia Via S.M. della Battaglia, 20 - Bus terminals The Faculty of Economics v.le Europa 45 tel. 030.295603 Trattoria al Fontanone Bus terminal C.I.B.A. · Desenzano: one of the · Chiari. The Pinacoteca via S. Faustino 74b Useful numbers tel. 030 2018011 · fax 030 2009741 La Vineria Via Musei, 47a - tel. 030.40554 via Solferino 6 - tel. 030 44915 Mille Miglia Museum tel. 030 2988704 most famous centres Repossi (Repossi Art Alabarda Via X Giornate, 4 - tel. 030.280543 Trattoria Due Stelle Sia Bus terminal The Law Faculty via Labirinto 6 First Aid of Lake Garda. There are with musicians and dancers Gallery) is a place of artistic Beatles Museum Lo Scultore Via San Faustino, 46 - tel. 030.3758198 v.le Stazione 14 via delle Battaglie 58 and via San tel. 030 3541234 · fax 030 3541300 tel. 118 several places of interest, performing folk dances and interest, with paintings and Faustino 39 . tel. 030 2989641-648 Antica Fonte Via C. 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Rocchino 90 Trattoria Mezzeria tel. 030 35111 16 tel. 030 303186 · fax 030 3384312 Locanda San Marco and the Municipal of the lake by ferry-boats · Gardone Valtrompia with remains of Venetian Università Cattolica del Sacro Via Trieste, 66 - tel. 030.40306 Railways lines Astron (Meublé) Via Spalti San Marco, 15 - Carabinieri Archaeological Museum. from , Iseo is world-famous for its fortifications. 1 Cuore, via Trieste 17 via Togni 14 tel. 030.45541 Trattoria Urbana Mangiafuoco Milan · Venice tel. 030 2406333 Via Calzavellia, 3/a - tel. 030.293029 (for emergencies) production of chased sports · Borgo S. Giacomo: tel. 030 48220 · fax 030 2808795 L’Oste Sobrio Lecco · Bergamo · Brescia tel. 112 · Historic Hills. and . Capri (Meublé) Via C. Beccaria, 6 - tel. 030.2944336 Trattoria Vecchio Carmine v.le S. 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