Transfer from Munich - Airport
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Departure from Munich - Airport
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Estimated arrival to Genoa
15:50h

Trip duration: 410min

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Pavia Monastery
Italy

75 min

Pavia monastery is the highlight of the entire region of North Italy. It is an architectural marvel founded in 1396 and designed by the same... architects who crafted the Duomo of Milan. The striking complex is adorned with Renaissance and Gothic styles, detailed stained windows and frescoes in the church apse. The very informative guided tour reveals all the amazing features of the impressive structure like the church choir, the royal tombs, the frescoes, 2 inner courtyards and monks' cells. There is also a small shop run by the monks selling a variety of home made products such as soap, oils and herbal treatments. The abbey is closed during lunch time, from 11:30-14:00.

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Landsberg am Lech
Germany

75 min

Landsberg am Lech is a quaint and pretty little town which managed to preserve some of its medieval and renaissance appearance. The heart of the... town is the main square with a beautiful fountain Marienbrunnen. Walk down the narrow alleys and admire the Bayertor Gate which is said to be the finest remaining city gate in Bavaria and enter the Holy Cross Church whose interior is decorated with rich Baroque and Rococo decorations.

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Gavi Fortress
Italy

105 min

It is well worth to pass the narrow road leading to this massive fortress for its fascinating history and a stunning panorama from the top.... The origins of the fortress are unknown but it is assumed that it dates back to pre-Roman or Roman times. It has changed several owners during the course of centuries for which it has passed different transformations. During the second half of the 19th century the fortress became a criminal jail, which continued to be up until the beginning of the following century and during the two world wars it was a prisoner-of-war camp.

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Morimondo Abbey
Italy

75 min

Morimondo Abbey was founded in 1134 by the group of monks who came here from France. The monastery looks like an imposing four storey building... of austere serenity. This appearance was regained after the complete renovation in 2008. Its interiors are worth exploring, especially a fresco by Bernardino Luini, a 15th century crucifix, a 14th century holy water font and a wooden choir which is a prime example of Bramante’s promotion of Renaissance style in Northern Italy. The visit to this abbey offers a perfect respite from everyday life as well as a nice insight on life in the Middle Ages, including information about food, cooking, energy, and water.

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Como
Italy

105 min

A unique place to visit. With its rich history and dramatic scenery, this destination is ideal for both relaxing and active holiday. From historical point... of view, it is recommended to visit San Carpoforo, dating from 4th, the famous Gothic cathedral and the neoclassical Villa Olmo which welcomed Napoleon, Franz Ferdinand I, Giuseppe Garibaldi, and other prominent persons. But perhaps even more mesmerizing is the beauty of nature, so do take some extra time to ride the funicular from Como to nearby Brunate to enjoy the breathtaking views. Como is so renowned for its picturesque setting and welcoming locals that many celebrities bought villas in this area.

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Dornbirn
Austria

75 min

Art and nature lovers will love Dornbirn. Oh, and car lovers as well! As for the art lovers, please be welcomed in Flatz Museum and... in the Kunstraum Dornbirn. As for the nature lovers, take a walk to the spectacular Rappenlochschlucht which is one of the largest canyons in Central Europe. And car admirers certainly shouldn’t miss The Rolls-Royce Museum.