All our hotels in Brescia

Italy is a gourmet's paradise, and Brescia is no exception. Over the course of your stay, taste a local speciality like polenta or casonei – pasta stuffed with vegetables or sausage meat. Then, after your meal, sip a Vespetrò or a Taneda – two herbal liqueurs from Lombardy.
In the student-friendly Carmine district, you'll find plenty of charming, affordable restaurants. And fine-dining aficionados will be pleased to know Brescia is home to no fewer than nine Michelin-starred restaurants.
The Franciacorta region around Lake Iseo is well known for its wines, so why not plan a trip to sample the nectar from its vineyards?

If you're looking for a warm, festive area where you can spend your evening, head to the Carmine district, local youngsters' favourite spot.
And to combine entertainment with an enchanting historical backdrop, book a ticket for a fine performance at the exquisite Teatro Grande.

You've got a range of transport options for getting to Brescia.
If you're driving down through France, you could travel through the Alps or via southern France.
Or as part of a train journey, Brescia is a wonderful stop after you've broken up your rail adventure in Milan, Padua or Verona.
And you can fly directly to Brescia, landing at Brescia Montichiari Airport. From there, you can easily reach the city centre by taking a shuttle bus, taxi or rented car.
Once you're in Brescia, it's simple to get around the city on foot or by bike. Brescia also has a bus network and even an underground metro line.