イゼーオのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Remember to pay the 2 euro ticket to contribute to the maintenance of the nature reserve, which is very important for the passing wildlife.

The central trail is open almost year-round (except during breeding season) via wooden walkways and dirt sections. I recommend walking in complete silence out of respect for the animals and people who frequent it. Due to the mud, I also recommend wearing appropriate footwear. Also remember to pay the €2 ticket at the ticket machines located at each entrance.

Very well preserved and maintained building

It's simply incredible how many great churches you can find in every town.

The church's facade is dominated by its 14th-century tower. Originally built on the remains of a Roman temple, the church is also the burial place of Giacomo Oldofredi, a nobleman of great importance to the town of Iseo. Inside the church, numerous frescoes can be seen, including the exquisite works of a pupil of Titian on the altar and above the entrance. A notable feature in the nave is a tombstone set into the floor, dating from 1765.

A great observation tower and if you are there at the right time, you can see many birds

Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi is located in the heart of Iseo, near the boat dock on the southern shore of Lake Iseo. The piazza is a historical, social, and cultural center of the town and still serves as a meeting place for locals and visitors. Originally a marketplace and a place for political and religious activities, the piazza was dedicated to Giuseppe Garibaldi, the national hero of Italian unification, in the 19th century. This reflected patriotic pride and solidarity with the national movement. In the center of the piazza stands the world's first non-equestrian statue of Garibaldi, sculpted by Pietro Bordini and inaugurated in 1883. The monument symbolizes freedom, unity, and civic spirit and is a prominent landmark of the town. The piazza is surrounded by historic arcaded buildings, including the old town hall. The arcades house cafés, restaurants, and shops, giving the piazza a lively atmosphere. Today, the piazza is a venue for markets, concerts, cultural events, and festivals. It is considered one of the liveliest squares in Iseo and offers visitors an authentic experience of the Italian way of life. When we visited it today, the finish line of the Iseo Triathlon was right there.

The fortified complex represents one of the best-preserved examples of Lower Medieval military architecture in the province of Brescia. The castle was traditionally called Oldofredi because of the presence in Iseo of this noble Ghibelline family, who were friendly to the Visconti and the Scaligeri and fierce opponents of the Republic of Venice.