Holiday apartment in Peschiera Borromeo between nature and history

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Holiday apartment in Peschiera Borromeo between nature and history

Peschiera Borromeo combines nature experiences with architectural history, sacred culture and museums in the surrounding area. Carengione represents the natural landscape, while Castello Borromeo and Chiesa SS. Cosma e Damiano embody the town’s historical and sacred themes respectively. The surrounding area also includes palaces, museums, parks and natural arches.

Carengione: woodland strips, ponds and access on foot

Carengione is an area of natural interest covering approximately 23 hectares in the Peschiera Borromeo area between Bettola, Mezzate and S. Bovio. Dense woodland strips with a high proportion of native forest species define its character and give the natural area a distinctly wooded structure. Carengione also includes small ponds. These are depressions and hollows from earlier excavations that were flooded by groundwater and now contribute to biodiversity as bodies of water.

Access to the Carengione nature area and its associated facilities is permitted exclusively on foot. For planning your visit, this means that the route to the facilities is intended to be taken on foot. The access rule is therefore an integral part of visiting this natural area.

Castello Borromeo: fortified farmstead with a history

Castello Borromeo is an ancient fortified farmstead built by Vitaliano I. Borromeo in the 15th century. In the late 16th century, Renato Borromeo restored the building, giving it its present appearance. The current appearance therefore belongs to a later phase of the building, while its designation as a fortified farmstead refers to its earlier origins.

Chiesa SS. Cosma e Damiano

Chiesa SS. Cosma e Damiano has been documented since the 13th century among the churches dependent on the Pieve di Mezzate. It was founded on 25 April 1602. The entrance is accessible to people with disabilities. Alongside the castle, the church is therefore one of the historical and sacred points of reference in Peschiera Borromeo.

Museums, palaces and special places in the surrounding area

Palazzo Uffici and Cascina Imperiale are palaces in the surrounding area of Peschiera Borromeo. Fondazione Prada and Besanàs Round Terrace are museums in the surrounding area of Peschiera Borromeo. Besozza is a park in the immediate vicinity of Peschiera Borromeo. Porta Garibaldi and Arco della Pace are natural arches in the surrounding area of Peschiera Borromeo. Parco Nord San Giuliano Milanese is a park in the surrounding area of Peschiera Borromeo. The surroundings thus complement the town’s history with further specific destinations related to culture, landscape and public space.

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