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- 4-day tour of the Italian Lakes and Verona from Milan
- Visit four of Lombardy's famous lakes: Orta, Maggiore, Como and Garda
- Admire the postcard-perfect scenery in towns like Orta San Guilio, Stresa, Bellagio and Sirmione
- Enjoy boat trips around each lake and look out for attractions like Scaligero Castle in Sirmione
- Explore Verona's UNESCO-listed center on a walking tour and see Juliet's House
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
This is a great tour if you want to visit all of the main Italian Lakes and Verona!
What You Can Expect
Spend three nights exploring the countryside and towns around lakes Orta, Maggiore, Como and Garda, with a guide. Enjoy free time in Orta San Guilio, Stresa, Bellagio and Sirmione and get to know the larger town of Como and city of Verona on walking tours. Boat rides around each of four lakes are included, as is your 4-star hotel accommodation in the towns of Como, Brescia and Verona.
Please note: Rates do not includes city taxes. City tax will be paid directly at the reception hotel desk at the arrival or at the check out according to the local city board procedure. City tax will change according to hotel category.
Hotels are subject to availability at time of booking. In the rare event that the mentioned hotel is unavailable, you will be accommodated in another centrally located hotel of the same star rating.
Overnight on May 16, 2014 will be in Bergamo instead of Brescia due to Millemiglia event.
Leave central Milan in the morning, and relax on your journey north by air-conditioned coach. First stop is Lake Orta, a pretty stretch of water that's said to be the most secluded and romantic of the Italian Lakes. Lake Orta sits on the banks of Orta San Guilio, a charming medieval village, so enjoy a stop to stretch your legs and soak up the lakeside views. Perhaps take a stroll down Via Olina, the village's main street, or people watch in Piazza Mario Motta.
Hop aboard a boat and ride across Lake Orta to the tiny island of San Guilio, that's covered almost entirely by just one building: the 12th-century Basilica of San Guilio. Spend some free time exploring, and then return to Orta San Guilio and continue your journey into the Italian Lake district by coach.
Stop in the bohemian town of Stresa on the banks of Lake Maggiore and enjoy some free time for lunch (own expense). Gaze out at the snow-capped peaks of Monte Mottarone framing the tranquil lake, and then ride by boat to Fishermens' Island (Isola dei Pescatori), and then Bella Island with its magnificent Borromeo Palace, enjoying free time to explore each place. Return to Stresa and continue to Lake Como where your hotel awaits.
Overnight: 4-star Hotel Albergo Le Due Corti in Como
Day 2: Lake Como – Brescia (B)
Enjoy breakfast in your hotel, and then meet your guide for a tour of the town of Como. Stroll around the tangle of streets that comprise the lakeside town's center, and learn about the architecture and history of Como. Admire Gothic churches and Como Duomo in all its marble glory, and then board a sightseeing boat on the lake.
Ride across the water to the picturesque village of Bellagio, popular for its elegant gardens and luxury villas that look out over the waterfront. Hop off your boat to enjoy some time at leisure in the village, perhaps finding a restaurant for lunch (own expense) or relaxing on the tranquil pebble beach. Then, take another boat ride to the town of Varenna on Lake Como's east bank. Gaze at its candy-colored houses etched into the hills around the lake as you dock, and then travel through the town by coach to admire all of its sights. Travel out of the town, and away from the Italian Lake district.
Spend your afternoon in the town of Bergamo, just outside of Milan, and see its sights on a walking tour. The town is split into two distinct parts – the modern town center and the pretty hilltop Old Town. Explore the Old Town's pretty cafe-strung piazzas and narrow alleyways lined with bakeries and shops. Return to your coach, travel to Brescia in Lombardy and check in to your hotel.
Overnight: 4-star Hotel NH Brescia in Brescia
Day 3: Brescia – Lake Garda – Verona (B)
Check out after breakfast and travel east to Lake Garda, Italy's largest lake. Sit back and relax as you travel around the west coast, watching the landscape change from the towering Dolomite Mountains in the north, to the gently sloping hills of the south.
First stop of the day is in Sirmione, a little peninsula town that's famous for its crumbling Roman ruins and the 13th-century Scaligero Castle. Hop aboard a sightseeing boat, and cruise around Lake Garda, enjoying views of the castle and the ruins at the Grotto of Catullo from the water.
Travel by coach to the northern shore of Lake Como and enjoy free time for lunch in Riva del Garda – a town that's famous for its stunning Venetian architecture. Visit a lakeside restaurant for lunch (own expense), and then hit the road again. Travel to the romantic city of Verona, and check in to your hotel.
Overnight: 4-star Hotel Mastino in Verona
Day 4: Verona – Milan (B)
After breakfast, explore Verona on a walking tour with your guide, Famously the setting for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the enchanting city has gained UNESCO status for its collection of monuments from eras stretching back to 1st century BC. Learn about architectural influences from Mediterranean and Nordic regions, and stop for photos in front of top Verona attractions like Piazza della Erbe and Juliet's House.
After a break for lunch (own expense), return to central Milan where your 4-day tour finishes.
Customer Reviews
April 2015
The tour was fantastic, and memorable for us. Our tour guide, Alessandro, was exceptionally knowledgeable, considerate, friendly and ever helpful. We would recommend it to anyone. The Lakes and towns were beautiful, the accommodation excellent.
December 2014
Great Tour....I am recomending it to everyone


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Emperor penguins live and breed in a harsher climate than any other species of bird. Temperatures at the bottom of the world can fall as low as -40 °C, and winds up to 40 metres per second whip across the landscape. With no windbreaks to protect them, the penguins are forced to pack together tightly.
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Brands as Productive Assets: Concepts, Measurement, and Global Trends
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Intangible Capital and Growth in Advanced Economies: Measurement Methods and Comparative Results
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The Growing Value of Brands and Their Contribution to Worldwide Economic Growth
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Investments in Intellectual Property: New Footprints in Macroeconomic Data
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- "Intangible Capital and U.S. Economic Growth"with Charles Hulten and Dan Sichel. Review of Income and Wealth 55: 3 (September 2009), 661-685.
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The destruction of four more Sufi shrines in northern Mali spurred outrage Tuesday (December 25th) from the United Nations.
"I am profoundly shocked by the ferocity that has marked the latest round of destruction of Timbuktu's mausoleums," UNESCO chief Irina Bokova said about the Sunday events.
Timbuktu tourism director Sane Chirfi told AP that that Ansar al-Din rebels linked to al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb had demolished the shrines.
According to many residents of the "City of 333 Saints", the move was the rebels' reaction to the UN resolution calling for an international military intervention to oust the Islamists from northern Mali.
The United Nations on Thursday decided to back the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) proposal to send 3,300 troops to the region.
The Security Council gave an initial one year authorisation to the African-led International Support Mission in Mali (AFISMA) to use "all necessary measures" to help Malian authorities retake land held by "terrorist, extremist and armed groups".


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Gus Triandos, a brawny slugger who won the hearts of Orioles fans starved for someone to cheer for in the 1950s, died Thursday at his home in San Jose, Calif. He was 82.
"My father died in his sleep," his daughter, Lori Luna, said. "He'd been dealing with congestive heart failure for 10 years. It was hard for him to get up.


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Las Vegas glowed brighter than usual this weekend as dozens of stars came out to play for the iHeartRadio Music Festival. While USA TODAY's music expert, Brian Mansfield, covered the concerts, our very own Hilary Billings went backstage to get the inside scoop on what the bands and presenters like to do in Vegas. Their top five responses were no big surprise, but now you'll know where to find them.
1. Gamble
Stars love a game of risk as much as the rest of us. Talk show host and radio personality Steve Harvey says gambling is his relaxation. Arrow star Colton Haynes has never lost while gambling in Vegas (knock on wood) and even won $300 playing penny slots this weekend. He planned on putting the money right back in the slot machines.
"You have to keep Vegas alive, you know?" We like the way you think, Colton.
2. Shop
Jessica Robertson from Duck Dynasty is a fan of shopping at The Forum Shops at Caesars and Crystals at CityCenter. Adelaide Kane, star of the CW's new series Reign, said she went to the Forum Shops and bought herself a pair of Sergio Rossi heels. Katy Perry was also reportedly seen shopping at Glam Factory Vintage downtown.
3. Go clubbing
Ashley Greene and Mario Lopez reportedly made appearances at Hakkasan Friday night. 1 OAK was a popular after party destination with both Jason Derulo and The Wanted planning to attend Saturday. Aubrey O'Day of Danity Kane expressed interest in partying at Light at Mandalay Bay.
4. Dine Out
Ryan Seacrest loves that Las Vegas has every great restaurant. Bouchon at The Ventian and Nobu at Caesars Palace were his top picks. Zedd loves visiting Kumi at Manadalay Bay.
5. Have 'what happens in Vegas' moments
Stars are not immune to the backlash of partying too hardy. The Originals star, Charles Michael Davis, had to get laser eye surgery after a trip to Vegas because he left his contacts in for too long. He admits he was hung over at the time. We can all learn from his cautionary tale.
The Originals actress, Claire Holt, recommends having a yard-long margarita on The Strip at 10 in the morning. The Summer Set's lead singer, Brian Dales, advises not falling asleep by the Hard Rock pool in the middle of the day. We're inclined to agree with him (those sunburns can hurt!).
VIDEO: Miss Nevada greets celebs on the iHeartRadio red carpet
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Last Bite?
When I'm eating meals, I find that about halfway through I decide what will be the last thing I eat. What morsel will be the final thing to pass my lips - the item on the plate that will be responsible for leaving the lasting impression.
e.g. During today's leftover homemade chix pot pie with leftover kale, I ate all around the crust of the pot pie until the crust was the only thing left in the plate. I savored it at the end of my lunch.
Do you do this? If so, what are some "save the best for last" items you find yourself reserving until the very last bite?
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Please note the following updates to our Crafting Needs:
ATTENTION: Effective Immediately, The Preemie Project has a new mailing address. From here on, if you are mailing items, the address is
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Volunteers that have been with us for the last 10 years will recognize this as our "old address", otherwise known as TPP Headquarters. We are giving up our Post Office box because it has gotten too difficult to get donations picked up on a regular basis.
We have not turned in our keys to the PO box yet and will not for several weeks. So, if you have sent a package there, we will get it picked up. Once we turn in a change of address all mail will be forwarded for 6 months. No worries if you accidentally send it to the wrong place.
Please note the the following updates to our Crafting Needs:
1. In accordance with the Safe Sleep Recommendations by the American Society of Pediatrics, The University of Iowa Children's Hospital NICU and St. Lukes's NICU, Cedar Rapids, IA will no longer accept blankets to pass out to families. Therefore, The Preemie Project is finding itself with a huge overstock of blankets. Until further notice, we DO NOT need donations of blankets of any kind.
2. Hats for our Christmas donation (Santa Hats, Christmas trees, Gingerbread boys/girls, grinch). See our Pinterest page for cute ideas.
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Date: 15-07-2014
Source: Technology Review
Robert J. Shiller, a 2013 Nobel laureate in economics, is Professor of Economics at Yale University and the co-creator of the Case-Shiller Index of US house prices. He is the author of Irrational Exuberance, the second edition of which predicted the coming collapse of the real-estate bubble, and, most recently, Finance and the Good Society.
NEW HAVEN – In recent months, concern has intensified among the world's financial experts and news media that overheated asset markets – real estate, equities, and long-term bonds – could lead to a major correction and another economic crisis. The general public seems unbothered: Google Trends shows some pickup in the search term "stock market bubble," but it is not at its peak 2007 levels, and "housing bubble" searches are relatively infrequent.
But the experts' concern is notable and healthy, because the belief that markets are always efficient can survive only when some people do not completely believe it and think that they can profit by timing the markets. At the same time, this heightened concern carries dangers, too, because we do not know whether it will lead to a public overreaction on the downside.
International agencies recently issued warnings about speculative excesses in asset markets, suggesting that we should be worried about a possible crisis. In a speech in June, International Monetary Fund Deputy Managing Director Min Zhu argued that housing markets in several countries, including in Europe, Asia, and the Americas, "show signs of overheating." The same month, the Bank for International Settlements said in its Annual Report that such "signs are worrying." Den Rest des Beitrags lesen »


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Entertain outdoors in style and comfort with this eye-catching loveseat or bench cushion. Allow your guests to recline in ease and luxury with this generously upholstered cushion featuring tufted detailing. The sturdy polyester fabric is designed to withstand outdoor use and is resistant to mildew, UV rays, fading and weather damage. The cushion is perfect for adding extra comfort to wicker, iron, metal or wood patio furniture, and the gorgeous red shade of this accent piece will add a vibrant touch to your patio décor.
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Firefighters walked out between 6.30am and 8.30am in continued protest over plans to reform the pension system.
However, only one call was made during the period, when a car became trapped in flood water in Mill Lane, Sindlesham at 7.08am.
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) had contingency plans in place - with 11 engines available - and the driver and car were hauled to safety.
Andy Mancey, Acting Assistant Chief Fire Officer, said: "I would like to thank the public once again for taking extra care to reduce the risk of fire and for not calling 999 unnecessarily during this morning's strike. I would also urge people to continue to follow our safety advice whether strike action is taking place or not.
"As the incident in Mill Lane this morning highlights, several roads in Berkshire are currently affected by flooding. Please do not put yourself and your passengers at risk by attempting to drive through flood water – it may add extra time to your journey but it is far safer to choose an alternative route."


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Infinity scarves, also known as snoods, circle scarves and eternity scarves. This is because they are a tubular or circle like scarf with no ends. Infinity scarves are the one item in your wardrobe that will be used over and over again. The great thing about the infinity scarf is that it is so easy to wear. You can wear it in any number of ways:
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Teichert has placed the highest value on safe production for generations, as the company's official safety program was started in 1959 by Henry Teichert - long before the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was established in 1970.
Because our employees are Teichert's greatest asset, safe production is important to every job we perform. To achieve this, Teichert uses the Construction Industry Institute (CII) technology to complement our own vision:
Our safe production vision is to create a culture and environment where employees work injury free.
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Our continued progress in workplace safe production - including each person taking personal responsibility - contributes to our "zero injury" culture. "Zero injury" is not a goal or a target, it is our commitment to our employees.
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Great social atmosphere!
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Michael, USA – 21 May 2011
Be Sound is a great hostel. Social atmosphere is great, pub crawls through Barcelona are awesome, do them! really easy to meet people and have a good time. If your looking for a very quiet anti-social atmosphere then this is not the place. but sleeping is no problem!


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Israeli gymnast Alex Shatilov wins European Championship
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Israeli gymnast Alexander (Alex) Shatilov is champion of the men's floor exercise discipline in all of Europe. The 26-year-old scored the best achievement in his career at the European Artistic Gymnastics Championship in Moscow over the weekend.
Shatilov is the first Israeli to win the European Championship in gymnastics. His achievements over the years are impressive: bronze medal at the 2009 European Championship; silver medal in 2011 and 2012 at the Europeans.
"Nothing can be compared to this feeling," he told reporters after his win. "This is the most satisfying of feelings. I've waited for this moment for a long time. It makes you realize that all your work was worthwhile."
Shatilov was one of Israel's top medal hopefuls at the London Olympics.
Interestingly, he came in sixth place in the men's individual floor exercises final with a score of 15.333 points in London. In Moscow on April 20, he again scored 15.333 points – this time good enough to share the first place with Britain's Max Whitlock.
Shatilov's win comes with a $13,800 bonus from the Olympic Committee. His coach, Sergei Vaisburg, will split the winnings with his athlete.
The Uzbekistan-born Israeli gymnast is considered one of Israel's best hopes for the Rio Olympics in 2016.
Israel had another good showing at the championships, 17-year-old Ofir Nezer finished fourth on the vault at the women's apparatus final.
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Blackberry $BBRY to Thumb Noses at Shorts Once Again on $VMW Purchase
- By John Melloy+ (@stocktwitsjohn) CEO of StockTwits. |
- January 22nd, 2014
StockTwits traders were buying Blackberry $BBRY this morning on the back of VMWare's $VMW takever of AirWatch, a provider of mobile device management for enterprise.
Almost a third of Blackberry's shares outstanding are sold short — that is — being used to bet against the company.
Jan. 22 at 7:17 AM
AirWatch has 10,000 customers, but posted just $125 mln to $150 mln in revenue last year, estimates ISI's Brian Marshall, leading cashtaggers to the enterprise elephant in the room: Blackberry.
Jan. 22 at 7:19 AM
$BBRY is up 33 percent already this year as investors bet new CEO John Chen will sell many of its assets to unlock value. The company decided to sell most if its Canadian real estate this week.
$VMW, one of the biggest cloud plays out there through its groundbreaking virtualization software, also announced it's fourth-quarter revenue came in better than expected. This and the acquisition had those shares hopping as well.
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+ - Pastafarian Rally physically attacked by Moscow police, 8 arrested->
drfuchs writes: `Glorification of the Great Flying Spaghetti Monster offends [our] religious feelings [which is against the law]' explained the leader of a Russian Orthodox group that joined in the melee. The Huffington Post has a `video show[ing] members of the police chasing Pastafarians through the streets, who can be recognized by the strainers on their heads.' Not to mention their otherwise generally nerdy appearance.
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9 Rooms That Prove Blue And White Make The Perfect Pair
Alternating stripes of gray and white paint enliven the powder room of a modernist home in Geneva, which was decorated by Alexandra de Garidel-Thoron of the Swiss design studio Thébaïde. A constellation of convex mirrors appears to float above the stone sink.
A circa-1950 brass mirror hangs in the powder room of the Paris pied-à-terre shared by designer Steven Volpe and his business partner, Roth Martin, who helm the San Francisco gallery Hedge. The French collapsible tripod table is vintage.
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