Capitolium of Brixia The temple was built in 73AD during the rule of emperor Vespasiano. It used to be the center of the Roman town and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Image Copyright: Di Marco Assini from Italia, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=46866650 Castle It overlooks the city from the summit of the hill Cidneo, in the heart of the city. It's one of the most fascinating castles in Italy. Don't miss the enchanting view over the city from the medieval walls of our Castle!
Santa Giulia The convent, founded at the wish of King Desiderius and his wife Ansa in 753AD now hosts the city museum. It's a UNESCO world Heritage Site. In the museum you will see the Winged Victory and Desiderius'Cross, simbols of the city.
Piazza Loggia The square, designed in the midst of the Renaissance, is one of the landmarks of Brescia. It holds memories of the most tragic event in Brescia's recent history.
Piazza Duomo The square used to be the center of the city during the middle age. It contains the two cathedrals: Old and New, and the oldest municipal building in the city: Palace of the Broletto.
Piazza Vittoria Designed by Marcello Piacentini during the fascist period, it's a beautiful example of rationalist architecture.
Porta Bruciata This roman building is just 200 meters from the Inn and marks the beginning of Corso Mameli
Mostasù delle Cossere This statue, to which the emperor Arrigo VII cut the nose, is witness of the fights between Guelphes and Ghibellines. It's just a few meters from the Inn.
Pallata The Tower was built during the Middle Age and used as a prison. It's one of the landmarks of the city. Locanda delle Mercanzie is just around the corner.