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Brescia<\/strong> \u2013 enclosed by a suggestive hill view which extends from the Franciacorta, to the Pre-Alps and the lakes Garda and Iseo \u2013 is the second largest city in the region. In addition to a strong mark of modern and industrial complex, Brescia has always had a cultural and historical attraction and it offers the pleasure of a walk inside an urban area\/space with an historical side, valued by series of requalification activities. Among many excellences offered by the city are the magnificent Teatro Grande: on its stage Giacomo Puccini achieved resounding success with his famous masterpiece Madama Butterfly in 1904. Brescia is also well-known for the Mille Miglia, the great race of vintage cars which still takes place in May. Not alone the Santa Giulia & San Salvatore museum centre: this 12.000 mq exposition area has been registered in 2011 in the World Heritage List of UNESCO.<\/p>\n

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Teatro Grande is located in the very heart of Brescia, in Corso Zanardelli, a promenade and controlled traffic area.
\nBrescia is provided with a new tube line. Vittoria is the closest stop station to the Theater.<\/p>\n

By car<\/strong><\/p>\n

From Turin and Milan: motorway exit Brescia Centro (A4 A21).
\nFrom Venezia or Verona: motorway A4 bound to Milano, motorway Brescia Centro.
\nFrom Bologna, Florence and Rome: motorway A1 till Modena, then continue on A22 till Verona and A4 till motorway exit Brescia Centro.
\nFrom Genoa and Liguria: motorway A7 till Tortona and continue on A21 till exit Brescia Centro.
\nThe city center is easily reachable from the motorway A4 exit Brescia Centro. Go through via Volta, via Cremona e via Zima, on the left in via Vittorio Emanuele II, on the left in via Gramsci, till Vittoria car park.<\/p>\n

By airplane
\n<\/strong>Airports near Brescia
\nMilano – Orio al Serio, 50 km from Brescia: www.orioaeroporto.it . Connection with main station in Brescia provided by bus shuttle “Orio Bus Express” of Societ\u00e0 Autostradale (www.autostradale.it).
\nMilano Linate, 100 km from Brescia: www.milanolinate.eu. Easy connection by train and shuttle.
\nMilano Malpensa, 140 km from Brescia: www.milanomalpensa-airport.com
\nVerona – Valerio Catullo, 60 km from Brescia: www.aeroportoverona.it, Easy connection by train and shuttle
\nAll the airports are easily connected to Brescia by service Airshuttle Nord.<\/p>\n

By train
\n<\/strong>Brescia is one of the main stations in the Italian rail system, easily reachable from the principal cities in the North of Italy. It is distant almost an hour from Milano and Verona and two hours from Venezia.
\nTrenitalia Station, piazzale Stazione. Free number: 89 20 21 – www.trenitalia.com
\nFerrovie Nord Station, Piazzale Stazione. 199 151 152 – www.trenord.it<\/a><\/p>\n

Piazza Vittoria park
\nPiazza Mercato park
\nSan Domenico park
\nBenedetto Croce park
\nAutosilo park<\/p>\n

Infopoints of Brescia open every day from 9.00 a.m. to 1 p.m and from 1.30 p.m. till 5 p.m.
\nINFOPOINT Center, Via Trieste 1\/Piazza Paolo VI tel. 030 2400357 infopoint@comune.brescia.it
\nINFOPOINT Station, Piazzale Stazione030 8378559 infopointstazione@comune.brescia.it<\/a><\/p>\n

http:\/\/www.bresciatourism.it\/dormire<\/a><\/p>\n

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Churches<\/strong>:
\nSan Faustino in Riposo \u2013 Via Musei
\nSan Francesco d\u2019Assisi \u2013 Via S.Francesco
\nSan Giovanni Evangelista \u2013 Contrada San Giovanni
\nSanta Maria delle Grazie \u2013 Via Grazie
\nSan Clemente \u2013 Vicolo San Clemente
\nSanti Nazaro e Celso \u2013 Corso Matteotti
\nSanta Maria dei Miracoli \u2013 Corso M.Libert\u00e0
\nSant\u2019Agata \u2013 Corsetto Sant\u2019 Agata
\nSan Zeno in Foro \u2013 Piazza del Foro
\nSant\u2019Afra in S.Eufemia \u2013 Corso Magenta
\nSant\u2019Angela Merici \u2013 Via Crispi
\nSanta Maria del Carmine \u2013 Vicolo Manzone<\/p>\n

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MUSEUMS:<\/strong><\/p>\n

City Museum – Santa Giulia: via Musei 81\/b http:\/\/www.bresciamusei.com\/santagiulia.asp<\/a><\/p>\n

Pinacoteca Tosio-Martinengo: Moretto square
\nhttp:\/\/www.bresciamusei.com\/pinacoteca.asp<\/a><\/p>\n

Risorgimento museum: Via del Castello, 9 http:\/\/www.bresciamusei.com\/ncastello.asp?nm=18&t=Museo+del+Risorgimento<\/a><\/p>\n

“L. Marzoli” Guns museum: Via del Castello http:\/\/www.bresciamusei.com\/ncastello.asp?nm=17&t=Museo+delle+Armi+L.+Marzoli<\/a><\/p>\n

Martinengo Palace: Via dei Musei, 30 http:\/\/amicimartinengo.it\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Sacer art Diocesano museum: Via Gasparo da Sal\u00f2, 13 http:\/\/www.diocesi.brescia.it\/museodiocesano\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Photography National museum Cinefotoclub: Vicolo San Faustino, 2\u00a0\u00a0 http:\/\/www.museobrescia.net\/it\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Agnellini Modern Art: Via Soldini 6\/A http:\/\/www.agnelliniartemoderna.it\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Associazione Artisti Bresciani (Artists of Brescia Association): Vicolo delle stelle, 4 http:\/\/www.aab.bs.it\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Massimo Minini Gallery: Via Apollonio, 68 http:\/\/www.galleriaminini.it\/<\/a><\/p>\n

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