Discover the best top things to do in Italian Alps, Italy including Apicoltura Morati, Epoque Antichita e Restauro, Paul DEMARIA - The Open Lake & Landscape Studio d’Arte, Libreria Antiquaria Perini, Micromercato Moltrasio, Mostra Delle Miniature e Dei Presepi, Oberhasler, Normen Stern Pittore Art Gallery, Piazza delle Erbe, Accademia Carrara.
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In the centre of Stresa you'll find in this shop a lot of furniture especially from the 19th century; old items coming from our past everyday life and rare pieces of collection like coffee grinders, lamps, wood boxes, keys. Paolo, the owner, will help you to discover these courious items telling you their history. He search, collect and restored himself all the pieces of his antique shop.You will be welcome!.
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Open Afternoons and Evenings, Apr-Oct (and happily by appointment in the Mornings or during the Winter season). We have a permanent display of original oil paintings for Paul Demaria Guaitamacchi collectors worldwide featuring Landscapes, Still lifes, Interiors and paintings of Lake Como in the many possible settings and seasons. Prices include our hand-treated frames (from Florence), taxes/fees and International Shipping and we are pleased to offer complimentary Wine and Snacks with all painting purchases. See our website to view our currently Available Paintings (marked by a Green Dot) and to read client testimonials dating back to 2004. Also see our reviews here on TripAdvisor and on our Facebook page (Paul Demaria Guaitamacchi). Private viewings are available. Please contact Paolo or Melita if you have any questions (or for an appointment!).
We found the studio by accident while visiting Varenna in 2017 and spent hours here looking at all the beautiful paintings ... Melkita was so helpful. Paul’s talent is exceptional The landscape of Varenna is displayed for all to see in our dining room in Houston
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Libreria Antiquaria Perini was founded in Como in 1968 by Carlo and Ruth Perini, who moved to Verona in 1970 and in 1972 based the gallery in via Sciesa 11. It's now ruled by Alberto and Marcus Perini, the second generation in this family-business, with the help of Marcus' wife Antonella. We published 50 catalogues of antique and rare books, maps, decorative prints and old masters. We recently increased our inventory and interests opening a window on the modern market of contemporary masters and vintage posters.
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Local quality food products and everything you need for your home. Monica and Paolo are waiting to serve you with sympathy and kindness . FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY.
Part of the magic of renting a holiday house are certainly the home cooked meals. This makes the local grocery store to THE partner in crime. Paolo and Monica certainly went above and beyond, if they didn’t have what we were looking for, they’d get it for us, tips for the perfect ragu included. It wouldn’t be far fetched to call their micromercato the heart of Moltrasio. They welcomed us with open arms, were more helpful than you could wish for and made this charming little town feel a little bit like home. Grazie!
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How do you feel about entering a SACRED and a bit magical world? It's right here, under the Congress Hall of Andalo... a place where everything seems to have become smaller to be easily visited in all of its beauty. Do you know the park Italia in Miniatura? The idea is very similar, here in Andalo you can see a similar exhibition but with a religious-based topic. They're the sacred miniatures of the permanent exhibition, that offers a series of masterpieces of solidarity created by the experts hands of Gino e Ivan Simoni and starting from this year, there's also the wooden nativity scene created by Elio Pellegrini. Cathedrals, houses, detailed sacred representations that are real masterpieces to find out and be amazed! A special and unmissable world that will surprise and marvel you and your children. Remember...the magic of this place is created only if you talk quietly. An unmissable visit during your holidays in Andalo!
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Garni Hosler in the hills of Merano is surrounded by the vineyards and apple plantations of the Weger family farm. With our homey apartments, the charming Garni concept is making its comeback in South Tyrol. Why you should stay at our Garni revival hotel, we hear you ask? Our modern farm apartments, a wonderful breakfast, a pool with self-service bar and a sauna, a wine terrace and mopeds for rent are only a few great reasons. Plus, you just have to meet our neighbour: our very own Oberhaslerhof, a traditional farm, growing fruit and herbs and producing wine, with farm shop and farm tours. 16 apartments in the new house and 3 in the old farm house. On our neighbouring farm, we sell farm products and home-made delicacies like Knodel, wine, jam and many more. From the vegetable garden you can get everything you need for your perfect dinner. You can also use the Weber kettle bbq in the garden for free. We look forward to your visit! Best wishes, The Weger Family
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It's no wonder that this is one of the most historic and picturesque squares in Italy: in antiquity, it served as a Roman forum; today, it contains many historic buildings, sculptures with a popular and colorful market overflowing with fresh fruits and vegetables.
Lovely little square with plenty of restaurants, shops & market stalls, can get busy at times, great area for having a drink & people watching
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The picture gallery of the Accademia Carrara, founded in 1796 by Giacomo Carrara, is considered to be the fruit of Italian collecting and one of the finest European art museum. Over six hundred artworks are on display in the museum, arranged in 28 rooms over two floors. They include masterpieces by Pisanello, Mantegna, Bellini, Botticelli, Raphael, Titian, Lotto, Moroni and other leading Italian painters, offering a journey through five centuries of Italian art history, from the beginning of the fifteenth to the end of the nineteenth century.
The Pinacoteca Accademia Carrara contains an astonishing collection of paintings from the 14th to the 18th centuries, among the important in Italy, and includes masterpieces from Mantegna, Bellini, Raffaello, and Canaletto. Some of the more modern works reflect the macchiaioli, such as those of Giuseppe Pillizza da Volpeda. The Accademia has almost 1,800 paintings in all, plus 134 sculptures, almost 3,000 drawings, 7,500 prints, and about 1,200 coins and medals from ancient Greece to the 18th century. They are housed in a handsome 18th century edifice built as an art school with a pinacoteca (museum) on the upper floor. When the latter grew too big, the school moved out and the whole building became a museum. It was thoughtfully renovated some years ago and re-opened in 2015 as a well-organized, well-lit, well-maintained museum, with collections arranged chronologically and divided by schools of art. Too bad for the museum that almost nobody comes, but that works to the great advantage of art lovers who do.
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