While this northern region of Italy might be known for its cosmopolitan cities and bustling industry, a journey beyond the urban centers of Lombardia reveals crystalline lakes, verdant valleys and breathtaking mountains, not to mention some of the finest food and wines that Italy has to offer. Check out our guide to Lombardia to explore one of Italy's most captivating regions.
WHAT TO KNOW
Lombardia is the most populated region in Italy, with almost 10 million inhabitants across 12 provinces. Stretching over 9,000 square miles, the region borders Switzerland to the north, Veneto to the east, Piemonte to the west and Emilia-Romagna to the south.
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