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Ilpassaporto #ILPASSAPORTO PLACES TO GET STAMPS Lombardy is the region with the most UNESCO Sites in Italy. Visit them all! CITIES OF MANTUA Exceptional examples of architecture and urbanism of the Renaissance INFOPOINT MANTOVA – Piazza Mantegna 6, Mantova SABBIONETA INFOPOINT SABBIONETA – Piazza San Rocco 2/b, Sabbioneta (MN) BERNINA REZIA RHAETIAN TRAIN The Bernina Express between the Alps, from Tirano to Saint Moritz INFOPOINT TIRANO – Piazza delle Stazioni, Tirano (SO) ROCK CARVINGS NATIONAL PARK 12,000 years of history etched into the rock INFOPOINT CAPO DI PONTE -Via Nazionale 1, Capo di Ponte (BS) THE SACRED MOUNTS OF PIEDMONT AND LOMBARDY The path that leads to the Sacro Monte of Varese CENTRO ESPOSITIVO MONSIGNOR MACCHI – Viale delle Cappelle, Varese MUSEO BAROFFIO E DEL SANTUARIO – Piazzetta del Monastero, Località Santa Maria del Monte, Varese VIOLIN CRAFTMANSHIP CREMONA The intangible heritage of exceptional artisans MUSEO DEL VIOLINO – Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, Cremona PREHISTORIC ALPINE STILT HOUSES Prehistoric settlements straddling more nations Isolino Virginia – Biandronno (VA) #ILPASSAPORTO MONTE SAN GIORGIO Testimonials of different geological ages between Italy and Switzerland Via Prestini 5, Besano (VA) LOMBARDS IN ITALY: PLACES OF POWER Monastery of Santa Giulia with San Salvatore Basilica and the archaeological area of the Roman Forum Via dei Musei 81/b, Brescia CRESPI D’ADDA WORKERS VILLAGE Important architectural testimony of a historical and social period Associazione Culturale Villaggio Crespi – Piazzale Vittorio Veneto 1, 24042 Crespi d’Adda in Capriate San Gervasio (BG) #ILPASSAPORTO Don’t miss the Cult Cities, where art and culture come to life. Discover all the Cult City destinations #inLombardia! INFOPOINT DOWNTOWN BRESCIA – Via Trieste 1, Brescia INFOPOINT BRESCIA RAILWAY STATION – Via Vincenzo Foppa, Brescia INFOPOINT CREMONA – Piazza del Comune 5, Cremona TOURISM OFFICE LODI – Piazza Broletto 4, Lodi INFOPOINT MONZA CARDUCCI – Piazza Carducci – lato portici Palazzo Comunale, Monza INFOPOINT SONDRIO – Via Tonale 13, Sondrio INFOPOINT VARESE – Piazza Monte Grappa 5, Varese CASTELLO DI MASNAGO – Via Cola da Rienzo 42, Varese VILLA MIRABELLO – Piazza Motta 5, Varese MUSEO ETNO – ARCHEOLOGICO CASTIGLIONI – Viale Vico 46, Varese MUSEUM – CASA POGLIAGHI – Via Beata Giuliana 5, Varese INFOPOINT SAN GIOVANNI DI COMO RAILWAY STATION – Piazzale San Gottardo, Como INFOPOINT COMO – Ingresso da Piazza Duomo e da via Pretorio – sotto la Torre del Broletto, Como ARCHEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL MUSEUM – Piazza Medaglie d’Oro 1, Como VOLTIANO TEMPLE – Viale Marconi, Como #ILPASSAPORTO CIVIC MUSEUM ALA PONZONE – Via Ugolani Dati 4, Cremona TEATRO PONCHIELLI – Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 52, Cremona CIVIC TEMPLE OF THE INCORONATA – Via Incoronata 23, Lodi ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM – Via San Lorenzo 4, Cremona MUNICIPAL PALACE – Piazza del Comune 8, Cremona GAMeC – Via San Tomaso 53, Bergamo ACCADEMIA CARRARA – Piazza Giacomo Carrara 82, Bergamo PALAZZO SAN SEBASTIANO – Largo XXIV Maggio 12, Mantova TEATRO BIBIENA - Via Accademia 47, Mantova CITY MUSEUM OF PALAZZO TE – Viale Te 13, Mantova PALAZZO D'ARCO MUSEUM – Piazza Carlo D'Arco 4, Mantova DUCAL PALACE MUSEUM – Piazza Sordello 40, Mantova VILLA MANZONI – Via Don Guanella 1, Lecco PALAZZO DELLE PAURE – Piazza XX Settembre 22, Lecco PALAZZO BELGIOJOSO – Corso Giacomo Matteotti 32, Lecco TORRE VISCONTEA – Piazza XX Settembre 3, Lecco #ILPASSAPORTO Museums in Lombardy that have obtained regional recognition and where you can have a stamp in your passport THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY "LEONARDO DA VINCI” – Via San Vittore 21, Milano PINACOTECA AMBROSIANA – Piazza Pio XI 2, Milano LA TRIENNALE DI MILANO – Viale Emilio Alemagna 6, Milano CASTLE’S ARTISTIC COLLECTION – Castello Sforzesco, Piazza Castello, Milano GALLERIE D'ITALIA – Piazza della Scala 6, Milano ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUMS – Corso Magenta 15, Milano BAGATTI VALSECCHI MUSEUM – Via Gesù 5, Milano MUSEUM OF THE CATHEDRAL – Piazza del Duomo 14, Milano DIOCESAN MUSEUM – Corso di Porta Ticinese 95, Milano POLDI PEZZOLI MUSEUM– Via Alessandro Manzoni 12, Milano TEATRO ALLA SCALA MUSEUM – Via Filodrammatici 2, Milano POLO DEI MUSEI SCIENTIFICI – Corso Venezia 55, Milano VILLA NECCHI CAMPIGLIO – Via Mozart 14, Milano ARTS AND HISTORIC CIVIC MUSEUMS– Via Musei 81, Brescia IRON MUSEUM – Via del Manestro 107-111, Brescia #ILPASSAPORTO MUSEUM OF INDUSTRY AND LABOUR OF BRESCIA - MUSIL – Via del Commercio 18, Rodengo Saiano (BS) HYDROELECTRIC POWER MUSEUM – MUSIL - Via Roma 48, Cedegolo Valcamonica (BS) CIVIC ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM "G. RAMBOTTI" – Viale Tommaso Dal Molin 7, Desenzano del Garda (BS) MUSEO DELLE ARMI E DELLA TRADIZIONE ARMIERA – Via XX Settembre 31, Gardone Val Trompia (BS) MUSEO DELLA GUERRA BIANCA IN ADAMELLO – Via Roma 40, Temù (BS) SAN FRANCESCO MONASTERY - HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF BERGAMO – Piazza Mercato del Fieno 6/a, Bergamo MUSEO DONIZETTIANO – HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF BERGAMO - Via Arena 9, Bergamo PALAZZO DEL PODESTA' – HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF BERGAMO - Piazza Duomo 8, Bergamo ROCCA DI BERGAMO – HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF BERGAMO - Piazza Duomo 8, Bergamo THE BOTANICAL GARDEN "LORENZO ROTA" – Scaletta di Colle Aperto, Bergamo TADINI ART GALLERY – Via Tadini 40, Lovere (BG) CITY MUSEUM OF PALAZZO TE – Viale Te 13, Mantova FRANCESCO GONGAZA MUSEUM – Piazza Virgiliana 55, Mantova CITY MUSEUM – PALAZZO SAN SEBASTIANO – Largo XXIV Maggio 12, Mantova INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS MUSEUM– Via Giuseppe Garibaldi 50, Castiglione delle Stiviere (MN) MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO DELL'ALTO MANTOVANO - Piazza Castello 5, Cavriana (MN) POLIRONIANO CIVIC MUSEUM - Piazza Folengo Teofilo 22, San Benedetto Po (MN) VILLA PANZA – MUSEUM AND COLLECTION – Piazza Litta 1, Varese CIVIC MUSEUMS OF VARESE– Via Cola di Rienzo 42, Varese VILLA MIRABELLO, ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM - Piazza della Motta 4, Varese MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM – Via Cola di Rienzo 42, Masnago (VA) #ILPASSAPORTO MUSEO CIVICO ARCHEOLOGICO - Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini 1, Sesto Calende (VA) MUSEO MA*GA – Via Egidio De Magri 1, Gallarate (VA) MUSEO VILLA DELLA PORTA BOZZOLO - Viale Camillo Bozzolo 5 - Casalzuigno (VA) Note: Open from 3 March ‘18 PARK AND MUSEUM - VOLANDIA – Via per Tornavento 15, Somma Lombardo (VA) CIVIC MUSEUM ALA PONZONE – Via Ugolani Dati 4, Cremona ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM – Via San Lorenzo 4, Crema RURAL CULTURE MUSEUM “IL CAMBONINO VECCHIO” – Viale Cambonino 22, Cremona CIVIC MUSEUMS OF CREMA ANCE CREMASCO AREAS – Piazzetta Winifred Terni de Gregorj 5, Crema ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM "PLATINA" – Piazza Garibaldi Giuseppe 3, Piadena (CR) BIJOU MUSEUM – Via Azzo Porzio 9, Casalmaggiore (CR) DIOTTI MUSEUM – Via Formis 17, Casalmaggiore (CR) CIVIC MUSEUMS OF COMO – Piazza Medaglie D'Oro 1, Como MUSEO DEL CICLISMO MADONNA DEL GHISALLO - Via Adua 1, Magreglio (CO) Note: Open from 3 March ‘18 PALAZZO VOLPI – CIVIC MUSEUMS - Via Armando Diaz 82-84, Como VILLA CARLOTTA – Via Regina 2, Tremezzina (CO) VILLA DEL BALBIANELLO MUSEUM – Via Comoedia 5, Tremezzina (CO) CIVIC MUSEUMS OF PAVIA – Viale XI Febbraio 35, Pavia SISTEMA MUSEALE DI ATENEO – Strada Nuova 65, Pavia CHEMISTRY MUSEUM – SISTEMA MUSEALE DI ATENEO - Via Taramelli 16, Pavia CAMILLO GOLGI MUSEUM – SISTEMA MUSEALE DI ATENEO – Piazza Botta 10, Pavia PHYSICS MUSEUM - SISTEMA MUSEALE DI ATENEO - Via Bassi 6, Pavia NATURAL SCIENZE - SISTEMA MUSEALE DI ATENEO - Piazza Botta 9, Pavia #ILPASSAPORTO ARCHEOLOGY - SISTEMA MUSEALE DI ATENEO - Corso Strada Nuova 65, Pavia UNIVERSITY HISTORY - SISTEMA MUSEALE DI ATENEO - Corso Strada Nuova 65, Pavia "LUIGI BARNI" CIVIC MUSEUMS – Castello Sforzesco Piazza Ducale 20, Vigevano (PV) CIVIC MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE – Via Gramsci 1, Voghera (PV) TREASURE AND MUSEUM OF MONZA CATHEDRAL – Via Canonica 4, Monza MUST - MUSEO DEL TERRITORIO VIMERCATESE – Via Vittorio Emanuele II 53, Vimercate (MB) HISTORICAL AND ARTS MUSEUM OF VALTELLINA – Via Maurizio Quadrio 27, Sondrio MUSEO CASA DEL PODESTA' - Fondazione Ugo Da Como - Via Rocca 2, Lonato del Garda (BS) #ILPASSAPORTO Museums collection in Lombardy where you can get a stamp on the passport MUSEO CIVICO ARCHEOLOGICO - Via Roma 67, Castelleone (CR) HOUSE MUSEUM OF VILLA MONASTERO – Via G. Polvani 4, Varenna (LC) MUSEO DEI CAPPUCCINI - Via Kramer 5, Milano CIVIC MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY – Via Cortivacci 2, Morbegno (SO) TREASURE MUSEUM – Piazza Don Pietro Bormetti 3, Chiavenna (SO) MUSEO DELL'INDUSTRIA E DEL LAVORO - Via Don Griffanti 6, Saronno (VA) #ILPASSAPORTO A stamp dedicated to the most beautiful villages, to discover all the charm of hidden Lombardy BIENNO TURISMO - Piazza Liberazione 1, Bienno (BS) MUSEO DEI TASSO E DELLA STORIA POSTALE - Via Cornello dei Tasso 22, Camerata Cornello (BG) MUSEO DEI CORDAI - Via Buschini 9, Castelponzone di Scandolara Ravara (CR) INFOPOINT GARDONE RIVIERA - Corso della Repubblica 1, Gardone Riviera (BS) UFFICIO TURISTICO GROMO- Piazza Dante 7, Gromo (BG) INFOPOINT ALTO LAGO D'ISEO - Piazza XIII Martiri, Lovere (BG) UFFICIO TURISTICO MONTE ISOLA - Località Peschiera Maraglio, Monte Isola (BS) UFFICIO TURISTICO MONZAMBANO - Piazza Vittorio Emanuele 15, Monzambano (MN) UFFICIO TURISTICO PANDINO - Via Castello 15, Pandino (CR) INFOPOINT SABBIONETA - P.zza D’Armi 1, Sabbioneta (MN) INFOPOINT SAN BENEDETTO PO - Piazza Matilde di Canossa 7, San Benedetto Po (MN) INFOPOINT SONCINO - Via Cattaneo 1, Soncino (CR) INFOPOINT TREMEZZINA - Via Regina 22, Tremezzina (CO) INFOPOINT TREMOSINE - Via Papa Giovanni XXIII 1, Tremosine (BS) CASTELLO DAL VERME - Via Carlo Dal Verme 4, Zavattarello (PV) #ILPASSAPORTO Lombardy is
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