Top Things to do in Somma Lombardo
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10 Things to do in Somma Lombardo That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Somma Lombardo, Italy including Estetica Relax Time, Chiesa di Santo Stefano, Chiesa di San Bernardino, Santuario di San Carlo - Lazzaretto, Base Geodetica, likepark parcheggio in aeroporto milano malpensa T1 & T2, Dighe del Panperduto, Santuario della Madonna della Ghianda, Volandia Parco e Museo del Volo Malpensa, Castello Visconti di San Vito.
Restaurants in Somma Lombardo
1. Estetica Relax Time
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Ert-Somma is a Spa which offers to its clients a wellness area, a beauty area and a fitness area. Its purpose is to make its clients relaxed and give them attention. All these things are possible thanks to the staff who is high-qualified and thanks to the cured location. In some cases, there is the possibility for the clients to reserve all the Spa area and have dinner there.
2. Chiesa di Santo Stefano
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Chiesa di San Bernardino
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Santuario di San Carlo - Lazzaretto
5. Base Geodetica
6. likepark parcheggio in aeroporto milano malpensa T1 & T2
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
From likepark parking in Milan Malpensa Airport T1 & T2 Via Luigi Bailo, 18, 21019 VA Malpensa Airport Park in Malpensa Airport Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 cheap free Milan Malpensa Airport
7. Dighe del Panperduto
8. Santuario della Madonna della Ghianda
9. Volandia Parco e Museo del Volo Malpensa
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4.0 based on 1,163 reviews
Take a look around you - the walls are steeped in history, dreams and the future. You are at Volandia, where a wonderful exhibition itinerary takes you deep into the history of international aeronautics, with focus on the companies that have written the story of the province of Varese, the province with wings, and all of Lombardy and Italian industry.The exhibition is divided into five areas: forms of flight, fixed wing, rotary wing, model aircraft and the convertiplane. It tells the great history of flight in all its forms, from pioneer flights in hot-air balloons to the first aircraft in the early 1900s right through to the convertiplane, the perfect fusion of vertical and horizontal flight.The Park and Museum of Flight has plenty of indoor and outdoor areas for children, with space dedicated to the different age brackets. For older visitors there is the simulation area, library, historical archives (consultable online), convention room and film showings.The Volandia Store stocks a wealth of park and museum gifts and mascots and many other wonderful articles.As you walk around the park and museum you can listen to exciting adventures involving the aircraft on show told by volunteers of the “Friends of Volandia” association, whose members include fanatics and former workers at the aircraft companies. If you would like to join the association, just ask.. Members are easy to recognise in their red uniform.The Flight Café is the perfect place to take a break and have something to eat and drink.Volandia makes flight dreams and fun happen.Visit our website to discover our pavillon and the newly SPACE AREA.
Reviewed By dianam307 - Italy, null
Having all positive and negative reviews in mind, I would still suggest to visit this place and spend your afternoon there. The museum is a bit "tired" and has a shabby appearance. It is situated in a former aircraft factory and occupies a vast territory. The exposition represents flight history from first planes, air balloons into air space. There is a huge exposition of helicopters. Myself and my kids really enjoyed it, as some of them you can enter. There is nothing better when you can actually touch what you see. To have the best from this museum: choose a sunny day to visit. The museum is consisted of separate buildings, you need to go outside to visit them. Part of exposition, like aircarfts are outside as well. Take a sandwich with you and snacks for when you get hungry. There are a couple of tables outside. There are few bars on the territory and a restaurant, but in my opinion, not worth your visit. We paid double for croissants at the bar. There were only few choices for the snacks.
10. Castello Visconti di San Vito
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By peterszalay - Budapest, Hungary
pretty nice and restored castle from the middle ages. had a friendly and detailed tour guide in italian and english, she had no problem with speaking on 2 laguages for the same group of people at the same time.
