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Whether you want to explore the flatlands to the south, tackle mountains rising sheer from the north shores, or simply wend along the lake itself, hire a bike to see Garda at a leisurely pace.
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Find out about the heroes after whom two-thirds of Italy’s streets are named at this museum tracing Italy’s 19th-century risorgimento (unification) movement.
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Bolognini’s mansion houses exhibitions on the history of Milan and its families, as well as nautical memorabilia.
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Dinosaurs and taxidermied creatures are among the exhibits at the natural history museum founded in 1838.
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From hand-written scores to costumes, anything related to La Scala is at this temporary home until 2005 (see Museo Teatrale alla Scala, Milan).
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Also slightly fizzy, lighter and tangier than Lambrusco. The Garda region also produces familiar varietals.
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Succulent veal chops, cut across the shin bone, dredged in flour, lightly fried, then slow-cooked in wine and tomatoes with a bit of lemon-parsley-garlic gremolata tossed on top. Proper ossobuco is served on the bone (its very name means “bone-hole”, though that sounds better in Italian): digging out the rich marrow is an integral part of enjoying the dish.
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A 17th-century palazzo containing a Tiepolo fresco and a museum of cinema.
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Italy’s state railway headquarters and a theatre occupy the expansive Rococo palazzo near the Last Supper .
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