Hotels Lomazzo, Guesthouses Lomazzo and Residences Lomazzo

Lomazzo is an appreciated tourist destination, since it is situated halfway between Como and Milan, where sweet rolling hills give way to the large Po Valley and the densely populated areas around Milan. It is very famous since it was the seat of the historical Peace of Lomazzo, which was stipulated between Como and Milan in the XIII century, after years of fierce fighting for the conquest of the surrounding territories.

Hotels in Lomazzo, which boast elegant common spaces and comfortable bedrooms, are the ideal accommodation facilities for business travellers heading to Milan and those looking for modern services and facilities. Hotels provided with beauty centre give guests the possibility to enjoy utmost rest and relax while regenerating their body and mind. Situated just in the heart of privileged panoramic positions, farmhouses and inns give guests the possibility to reach the nearby resorts in a short time, and offer them the possibility to enjoy welcoming spaces and tasty traditional specialities.

The entrance to the city is dominated by a majestic Peace Arch, which bears witness to past glorious vicissitudes. The Lombard-Medieval Tower, which is the city centre's most representative monument, was erected in 1904 to ensure inhabitants a proper water supply. Villa Carcano Raimondi is an interesting example of Lombard-style Renaissance architecture, and its halls are now open to the general public. This sumptuous villa, which originally was an elegant private residence, is surrounded by a large garden which has recently been appointed national monument. The eighteenth-century Church of St. Siro has a sumptuous Baroque facade and its interior is embellished by outstanding sculptures and frescos and by a precious painting.
Not to be missed is the visit of the popular Brolo, that is to say the square where the famous peace treaty was stipulated and engraved in a stone which is situated in front of the Church of St. Vito.
Last but not least the visit of Somaini Cotton Mill, whose complex, which was open in 1883, still retains its original aspect.