Lake Iseo
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Not really much to go on here - what are your interests, do you have a car or are you reliant on public transport, Where on the lake are you staying?
It's been some years since I was last there, but Monte Isola (possibly the biggest lake island in Europe) was pleasant. I particularly enjoyed getting a one day ferry pass and just spent the time jumping on and off the ferries anywhere that took our fancy.
If you have transport, Bergamo is worth a day trip, there are also some very scenic drives around that area.
It's been some years since I was last there, but Monte Isola (possibly the biggest lake island in Europe) was pleasant. I particularly enjoyed getting a one day ferry pass and just spent the time jumping on and off the ferries anywhere that took our fancy.
If you have transport, Bergamo is worth a day trip, there are also some very scenic drives around that area.
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If you are interested in prehistoric rock carvings, Capo di Ponte is a must (direct trains from Iseo).
You may also go by train to Edolo, by bus to Tirano and bord there the Trenino Rosso (BERNINA).
Or visist the historic city center of Bergamo,.
You may also go by train to Edolo, by bus to Tirano and bord there the Trenino Rosso (BERNINA).
Or visist the historic city center of Bergamo,.
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