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Lombardy is home to Italy's four busiest airports.
- Milano Malpensa Airport is an intercontinental airport. The airport connects Africa, Asia, and North America, and across Europe, where it is served by full-service and low-fare carriers.
- Milano Linate is Milan's city airport mostly served by business-oriented flights to European major commercial centers.
- Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport is served almost exclusively by low-fare carriers, taking advantage of its proximity to both Milan and the Alps.
- Despite only Linate being in the city and province of Milan, all three airports are marketed as serving the city. One can easily get to other destinations in the province from them, without necessarily changing in Milan. There is also a small airport in Brescia.
Reach your destination and explore wineries in Lombardy.

Like in any other region, also here, the most comfortable way to reach the countrysides and explore the wineries of Lombardy is by car.
Milan acts as a road hub with motorways crossing in from all directions. Traffic from elsewhere in Italy and from nearby France and Switzerland crosses this hub. The toll roads are operated by Società Autostrade per l'Italia. 

• It takes around 2 hours to reach Franciacorta from Milan and visit some of the best wineries in Lombardy, where you will be able to taste the exclusive Lombardian bubbles.


• You will need more or less 2 hours to reach wineries near Garda Lake too.


• In around 1 hour you can visit the cozy village of Scanzorosciate, near Bergamo, and taste unique Moscato di Scanzo.

Milan, the capital of Lombardy, is served by Trenitalia and NTV, both of which are based at Milano Centrale. There are other long-distance companies, such as SNCF as well. Finally, regional transport is operated by Trenord, which runs the entire regional train network.
The main railway station is Milano Centrale. It serves all Italian cities including Turin, Venice, Rome, Naples, and Florence with regular express and fast trains. There are international services to Zurich, Geneva, Munich, Vienna, Marseille by Trenitalia and NTV. Trenord runs regional trains to Lecco, Sondrio, Tirano, Bergamo, Brescia and other cities. Once you reach Milan, regional train lines is the most comfortable way to reach smaller towns to visit wineries in Lombardy.
Milano Porta Garibaldi regional and national trains and some commuter lines. There are trains to the main centres of Lombardy like Como, Bergamo, Lecco, Varese, Pavia, Lodi and to Malpensa airport.
Reach your destination and explore wineries in Lombardy.

Lombardy is a very good travel destination all year round and the best time to explore wineries in Lombardy is between May and September. The summer is too hot for sightseeing and winter is cold and grey. Cities come alive during the spring season with lots of festivals and outdoor music.

A big number of Wineries in Lombardy are located near the lake Garda surrounded by fascinating mountains, where vines have been cultivated on the shores of the lake for centuries. Most of the wineries in Lombardy are backed with tradition and values, they follow organic and biodynamic philosophy. 
Visiting wineries in Lombardy will open a whole new world of winemaking techniques, and philosophies with their great history and rich culture.

Lombardy is famous around the world for its bubbly sparkling wines. Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Bianco are the most widely used grapes in the production of Franciacorta wines.
Lombardian wineries also use:

• Sangiovese
• Trebbiano
• Tocai Friuliano
• Garganega
• Merlot
• Molinara
• Schiava
• Barbera
• Nebbiolo
• Chiavennasca
• Cabernet Franc
• Cabernet Sauvignon

Some words to remember before you Wineries in Lombardy:

English	Italian
Wine	Vino
Winery	Cantina
Vine	Vigne
Vineyard	Vigneto
Wine route	Strada del Vino
Cheers!	Salute!

These are the best wineries to visit in Lombardy:

• Cascina Le Preseglie


• Tallarini


• Cantina Gozzi


• Le Strie

These wineries in Lombardy have restaurants:

• Cantina Ricchi


• Azienda Agricola Bottarelli Franco & Valerio


• Azienda Vinicola Botti di Botti Enrico


• Al Rocol

These wineries in Lombardy have accommodation:

• Defilippi - I Gessi


• Ricci CurbastroAzienda Agricola


• Cascina Le Preseglie


• Cobue

Most of the wineries in Lombardy are located in the wine regions in the countryside. The best way to prepare a visit to a winery in Lombardy is to book your visit in advance on our website.

The best wineries to visit during your holiday or vacation to Lombardy are:

• Cantina Ricchi


• Tenuta Travaglino


• Tallarini


• Al Rocol

These wineries in Lombardy are open to the public with booking in advance:

• Cantina Ceresa


• Le Strie


• Cantina Gozzi


• Ronco Calino

This is our selection of small & boutique wineries in Lombardy that you can visit:

• Luca Faccinelli


• Il Cipresso


• Le Strie

These are the best family wineries in Lombardy that you can visit:

• Cantina Gozzi


• Azienda Vinicola Botti di Botti Enrico


• Ronco Calino


• Peri Bigogno

Use our interactive Lombardy winery map to browse wineries near Milano, Bergamo and Mantova.

If you want to know what makes Lombardy wines so special, take a guided tour offered by the wineries and unmask the process that goes into a fine bottle of wine. Wineries in Lombardy have a tasting room but you can try their wines outdoors as well. Use the details from our website as the basis for your next expedition, so you visit different areas in turn and taste the wines made by different wineries.
There are lots of wineries in Lombardy along the wine route that offer accommodation. You can always buy your favorite Lombardy wine directly from the winery which can be taken home as a souvenir.

The famous wine of Lombardy is Franciacorta. Franciacorta is a sparkling wine produced in the region using the traditional method, similar to Champagne. It is made primarily from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Blanc grapes. Franciacorta is known for its elegance, complexity, and fine bubbles, making it one of Italy's most prestigious sparkling wines.

The specialty of Lombardy, a region in northern Italy, lies in its diverse culinary offerings. Lombardy is renowned for its rich and creamy risottos, including the famous saffron-infused Risotto alla Milanese. The region also boasts traditional dishes such as ossobuco (braised veal shanks) and the iconic panettone, a delicious sweet bread enjoyed during the festive season.