Tour

Stresa, Isola Bella & Isola dei Pescatori Tour

Enjoy a day in the Italian region of Piedmont by joining us on this tour of Stresa, Isola Bella, and Isola dei Pescatori. A must if you're in Lake Maggiore!. Description. At the indicated time we'll meet at Via Principessa Margherita to start a...

  • 6 hours

Enjoy a day in the Italian region of Piedmont by joining us on this tour of Stresa, Isola Bella, and Isola dei Pescatori. A must if you're in Lake Maggiore!

Description

At the indicated time we'll meet at Via Principessa Margherita to start a tour of some of the most beautiful places at Lake Maggiore. Are you ready to visit the great charms of Stresa and its surroundings?

We'll start our tour in Stresa, where we'll stroll through its picturesque streets and enjoy views of the Italian Alps. Stresa is known as the pearl of Lake Maggiore.

Afterwards, we'll board a boat for a cruise of Lake Maggiore, the second largest lake in Italy after Lake Garda. During the cruise, we'll admire the scenery as we head towards the Borromean Islands.

The first stop will be Isola Bella, considered the most beautiful of this area of northern Italy. Upon arrival, we'll visit Palazzo Borromeo, a 17th-century building surrounded by beautiful gardens.

After exploring Isola Bella, we'll travel to Isola dei Pescatori (fisherman's island). There, you'll have time to eat lunch and explore this beautiful place at your own pace.

6 hours after the start of the tour, we'll say goodbye at the meeting point in Stresa.

Prices

Included

  • English and Italian–speaking guide
  • Transport by boat
  • Admission to Palazzo Borromeo

Not included

  • Food and drinks

Location

Activity location

Vicolo delle Galline, 4, 28838 Stresa VB, Italy

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