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1. Centro Paolo VI
Centro Paolo VI



2. Locanda delle Mercanzie
Locanda delle Mercanzie



3. DoubleTree by Hilton Brescia
DoubleTree by Hilton Brescia



4. B&B Hotel Brescia
B&B Hotel Brescia



5. AC Hotel Brescia by Marriott
AC Hotel Brescia by Marriott



6. Albergo Orologio
Albergo Orologio



7. Hotel Ambasciatori
Hotel Ambasciatori



8. Hotel Vittoria
Hotel Vittoria



9. Hotel Battisti 31
Hotel Battisti 31



10. Bed and Breakfast La Terrazza
Bed and Breakfast La Terrazza



11. Corte Novella
Corte Novella



12. MajesticHouse Conference & Restaurant
MajesticHouse Conference & Restaurant



13. Novotel Brescia 2
Novotel Brescia 2



14. Hotel Alla Sosta
Hotel Alla Sosta



15. Villa Fenaroli Palace Hotel
Villa Fenaroli Palace Hotel



16. Blu Hotel Brixia
Blu Hotel Brixia



17. Hotel Cristallo
Hotel Cristallo



18. Hotel Master
Hotel Master



19. Hotel Fiera di Brescia
Hotel Fiera di Brescia



20. Hotel Morgana
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Brescia Antica
Brescia Antica captivates visitors with its layers of history stretching across millennia. Roman ruins stand alongside medieval towers and Renaissance buildings, creating an open-air museum you can explore at your own pace. The UNESCO-listed Santa Giulia complex houses spectacular archaeological treasures, while twin cathedrals dominate the main square. You'll feel like you've stepped back in time while wandering the cobblestone streets. Traditional osterias serve local specialties like casoncelli pasta and regional wines in this largely pedestrian district. Boutique hotels in converted historic palazzos offer authentic stays with original architectural features. Getting around is easiest on foot, with the main train station just a 10-minute walk away.


Centro Storico Sud
Centro Storico Sud captivates with its stunning blend of Roman ruins and Renaissance treasures. Wander cobblestone streets past the UNESCO-listed Santa Giulia Museum complex where ancient history comes alive. The pedestrian-friendly neighborhood invites exploration of intimate piazzas dotted with charming cafés and local boutiques selling handcrafted goods. Freccia Rossa offers excellent shopping when you need a modern break. Traditional osterias serve delicious Lombard specialties like casoncelli pasta in converted historic palazzos. Accommodation options range from boutique hotels in restored medieval buildings to cozy B&Bs. The neighborhood's walkable design makes it easy to explore, though sturdy shoes are recommended for those ancient cobblestones.





Centro Storico Nord
Centro Storico Nord invites history buffs to wander through layers of time, from ancient Roman ruins to Renaissance splendor. The UNESCO-listed Santa Giulia Museum anchors this pedestrian-friendly district where cobblestone streets lead to treasures like Piazza della Loggia with its elegant arcades. The Capitolium's weathered columns and medieval towers create a living museum where church bells echo across terracotta rooftops. Traditional Lombard trattorias and wine bars nestle between artisan workshops, perfect for exploration breaks. Boutique hotels in converted palazzos offer stays with original frescoed ceilings. Most attractions sit within 15 minutes of each other through car-free medieval streets, making this neighborhood ideal for travelers who prefer discovering a city on foot.

Lamarmora
The Lamarmora neighborhood has lots to offer, and visitors mention the friendly people when talking about this area of Brescia.
Top landmarks in Brescia

Mille Miglia Museum

Piazza della Loggia

Piazza del Duomo

Brescia Castle

Santuario Santa Maria delle Grazie

Santa Giulia Museum

Roman Forum
Roman Brescia
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Check out reviews of Brescia hotels guests love
Hotel Casa Scaligeri
"The staff was outstanding- Molto bene! Great location. Great breakfast."
Hotel Flaminia
"Beautiful hotel in the great location! Amazing lake view from the balcony! Good breakfast on the terrace . Silvia helped us with the parking and luggage which we really appreciated. Very nice , friendly and very helpful staff! Overall amazing experience! Definitely recommend this place to stay in Sirmione ."
Hotel Serenella
"We loved our stay!! The location is close to the action within the walled city but still offin a quiet corner. The private “beach” was so nice and relaxing! We will definitely go again"
Lefay Resort & SPA Lago di Garda
"Perfect"
Villa Luisa Resort & Luxury Apartments
"Wonderful hotel and even more wonderful staff! We will definitely be going back, and will bring our children next time."
Hotel Sirmione Terme
"The hotel is in a super location on the lake, with stunning views. The hotel rooms are quite basic and dated. Carpets in hallways dirty and threadbare. Restaurant food was good, but service over our 5 day stay was incredibly disappointing and impersonal. We were constantly chasing staff for service, which was very annoying. The breakfast set-up is poor, disorganised and no one really in charge to keep things running smoothly. The pool and spa area are lovely and definitely a highlight."
Radisson Blu Hotel, Bergamo Choruslife
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Campeggio del Garda
"We stayed here for a week. The site and mobile homes are clean and well kept and the staff were friendly. You can pay to rent towels and bedsheets. There are two pools - one which requires swimming caps but the main pool doesn’t. There are a couple of small slides in the main pool and it’s good for kids, although we found it overcrowded at times and the hard plastic loungers are not very comfy! The entertainment is quite noisy until 11pm and aimed at younger kids. The location is good - we didn’t take a car and got around fine. A taxi from Verona airport cost around 65 euros. It’s a 20 minute walk to Peschiera train station, where you can get a free shuttle bus to Gardaland, and about the same walk to get to the ferry port (highly recommend getting the ferry to Sirmione for the day!). There are a few nice restaurants nearby that are cheaper than those in Peschiera town centre. Access to the lake is good and there’s a choice of multiple pebbly beaches nearby, where you can rent pedalos or SUPs. Due to the stones, water shoes are recommended! Overall we thought this was good value budget accommodation in a lovely area."
Centro Paolo VI
"Beautiful property located in the central area of Brescia so an easy walk to the main sights, though quite a trudge with a suitcase from the station on a hot day - I should have looked at the map and caught a taxi. It has a breakfast room and a restaurant on site, which were really handy during a rainstorm. I found it frustrating as it could be really lovely, just for the want of petty things. On a hot day, a bottle of water in the room would have been lovely (later, I found a vending machine downstairs). A room safe would have been useful. For internet access one is requested to fill in lots of forms. The austerity can be quite relaxing - just a small crucifix decorates the room - but a feeling that one is either in one of the church groups or excluded. I don't think breakfast was expensive, but I never found a sign to say how much. The dessert "Peach trompe l"oeil" was really fun and nice!"


















































































































