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Bernina DiavolezzaIonad scíobortha ar ardaer le radhairc phánaróimiceacha oighir agus rochtain fhiarlíne i rith an bhliain.
Stáisiún sléibhe ar Bhealach Bernina le lochanna alpíne agus an stáisiún traenach is airde ar an bhealach.
Stáisiún sléibhe iargúlta le radharcanna spréachúla síos go Val Poschiavo agus an Ghlacóir Palü.
Bailte na Seirce i dteanga na Seirce le harnéisí barócach, an t-ionad stairiúil, agus atmaisféar Mheánthearrach.
Sráidbhaile ciúin ar bhruach Lago di Poschiavo le tráigh agus radharc sléibhe.
Baile na dAlp le sáncóir pheacúnda, fionchóirc scéimh Nebbiolo
Ardaíonn cáblaí cuairteoirí go stáisiún Diavolezza os comhair bhallai oighir bán-gorm Piz Palü.
Frithchaitear beanna sléibhe i lochanna Alpach ag stáisiún mullach pas Ospizio Bernina.
Frámaíonn fuinneoga traenach Oighear Palü ó stáisiún Alp Grüm ard os cionn Val Poschiavo.
Ardaíonn túir eaglaise barócacha ó chearnóga sráidbhaile Itáilise-labhartha Poschiavo agus sráideanna cúnga.
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Lombardy, Italy's most populous region, features Milan as its capital, known for fashion and design. It is the largest region in the country, rich in lakes, mountains, and historic towns. The region is renowned for its diverse landscapes, including Lake Como, famous for its villas and dramatic scenery, and the Franciacorta area, recognized for high-quality sparkling wines. Off the beaten path, towns like Pavia offer medieval architecture and a vibrant university atmosphere. The region is also home to the ancient city of Bergamo, where the Città Alta boasts stunning Venetian walls. Lombardy's culinary scene is marked by risottos and polenta, showcasing local ingredients and traditions.