Brescia, a Lombardy city at the foot of the Prealps and close to Lake Garda and Lake Iseo, boasts a millennial history dating back to 1200 BC. With over 200,000 inhabitants, it is the second largest city in Lombardy and an important economic and industrial center, famous for the Mille Miglia and Franciacorta. Its rich artistic heritage, with Roman and Lombard monuments, is recognized by UNESCO and earned it the title of Italian Capital of Culture 2023. Nicknamed “La Leonessa” for its indomitable spirit, Brescia offers a fascinating mix of history, art, and modern vibrancy.Wikipedia
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