The holiday house is situated in Riva di Solto in a newly built villa immersed in olive trees with wonderful view of Lake Iseo and Montisola.
This is a large studio of 60 m² with bathroom and two separate areas for cooking and for the night. The studio is fully furnished with all possible modern conveniences and overlooks a large terrace of 50 m² for the exclusive use.

Located in a panoramic location yet central: all services are easily reached on foot (the beach, shops, restaurants, pharmacy).

 ATTIVITA’ 

 The holiday house  is situated in Riva di Solto (Bergamo)  by the Lake Iseo and it provides a spectacular view as well as tranquillity.

Riva di Solto is close to the cities of Bergamo and Brescia, both of which are important centres, rich in history and with plenty of culture.

Near the Riva di Solto village there are various attractions available in each time of the year and to adapt them to your own, your family’s or your friends’ desires.

 For people loving sports, there is a variety of activities to be done on the lake, such as sailing, windsurfing, wakeboarding, kayaking or rowing. Furthermore, there is the opportunity to enjoy winter sports in the nearby skiing areas. There are also facilities for playing tennis, soccer, volleyball, basketball or for swimming, etc...

 If you enjoy outdoors activities, you can go on excursions either by walking, horseback-riding or mountainbiking in the hills or in the foorhills of the Alps. A visit to one of the following sights is also worthwile: Valle del Freddo, the turf fields of Sebino, the Pyramids of Zone. You could also go on a boat-trip on the Lake Iseo and go to the splendid Montisola, the largest island of all European lakes.

 In respect of culture, we recommend a visit to the Accademia Tadini in Lovere, to the rockpainting in the Valley of Camonica, to Pisogne with its frescos of Romanino, to Trescore with frescos of Lotto. Also the cities of Bergamo and Brescia offer a whole variety of important artisitc, historical and architectural objects of interest.

 Last but not least, there are guides to the culinary art as well, including wine and the Italian cuisine, that direct you to the renowned products of the Franciacorta region and the Valley of Calepio.