Lombardy is the region in Italy that strikes a balance between the Italy of centuries past and country’s progression toward innovation. Lombardy may be known for its bustling city life in Milan (the region's capital and Italy's premier business hub), but it also encompasses picturesque medieval villages, glitzy lakeside resorts, glacial lakes and stunning mountain passes. 

Breathtaking natural landscapes with iconic vistas like Lake Como with the Alps as a backdrop are synonymous with la dolce vita (the sweet life). World renowned fashion and art––like Leonard da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” and the Salone Internazionale del Mobile fair with Design Week––draw tourists and business travelers from all around the world. And in case you didn’t know, Lombardy has the most UNESCO World Heritage sites of any Italian region as well as the most Michelin-starred restaurants.