What to do on November 1 in Lombardy: 13 events and activities for All Saints' Day 2024

In Bergamo we recommend strolling through the streets of the Città Alta, reachable on foot or by funicular. Here you can admire the view and try typical trattorias, such as, Mimì - La Casa dei Sapori.

In addition, during this very weekend, you will have the opportunity to travel to Cologno al Serio, 30 minutes from the center of Bergamo, to try the polenta taragna. This year will be the eighth year of this sagra!

In this area, finally, we offer a horseback ride in the Bergamo hills.

A day at the pumpkin patch è an experience you can have in several locations in Lombardy. For example, near Pavia, you will find The Village of Pumpkins - Pura Vida Farm, where you can walk among expanses of pumpkins of all shapes and sizes and participate in various creative workshops.

At Ceraseto, in Lodi, in addition to pumpkin picking, you can enjoy activities such as: mask workshops, autumn wreath making, or motor games and pilates sessions.

Finally, we suggest the pumpkin fields Tulipania, in the province of Bergamo, and Shirin Tulips, in Ornago, which transform from tulip fields into pumpkin fields in autumn.

The Valtellina è an ideal destination for discovering the mountain landscapes of Lombardy, hiking in the woods and participating in local events.

Among the various activities you can try: a trekking in Val di Mello, a rafting on the Adda River, or a&39;hike on a quad.

Finally, on Saturday November 2, in Lanzada, you will have the opportunity to spend a night in a mine. The experience is priced at 30€ per person, with dinner included.

Mantova è a city rich in monuments and palaces, such as, Palazzo Ducale, i.e., the palace of the Gonzagas, and Palazzo Te, a Renaissance villa. These two buildings represent the artistic heritage of the cityà.

The first palace è can be visited almost every day from 9€ per person. While, Palazzo Te, provides an entrance fee from 11€ per person.

Furthermore, in this city, we recommend you take a boat ride on the Mincio River, or, a horseback ride along the river.

An'excellent opportunity to enjoy the last moments of autumn è having lunch at a farmhouse. Among the different options, we suggest the Cascina di Mezzo farmhouse, located about 20 km from Milan, where you can enjoy lunch surrounded by nature.

Also, in the province of Lecco, you will have the opportunity to spend a day in the green with a farmhouse lunch overlooking the lake. 

Finally, about 40 km from Bergamo, we suggest you enjoy a typical lunch of polenta or pumpkin gnocchi, at the restaurant "La Cantinetta".

If you would like to stay in the cityà of Milan, we suggest you drop by the ninth edition of JAZZMI, a festival dedicated to the world of jazz.

In fact, until November 13, you will have the opportunity to attend concerts in theaters, clubs and alternative spaces, as well as film screenings, exhibitions and events.

The festival features programming that includes performances, both by emerging artists and byinternationally renowned artists, and the cost of the ticket depends on the individual event chosen.

At Bormio you will have the opportunity to relax at the natural baths or stroll through the historic center.

Furthermore, Bormio also offers numerous activities such as trekking, e-bike tours or walks with alpaca or to horse.

Finally, for a different experience, we suggest a guided tour of the cellars of Casa Braulio, producer of the famous local bitters.

Lake Como, full of villages, villas and stories, è a perfect destination to spend a day immersed in the green.

Menaggio, given its strategic location, è an optimal starting point to take the ferry and head to the other resorts on the lake.

In addition, we suggest a stroll through the historic center of Como, through the colorful streets of Bellagio or along the lakefront of Varenna.

Finally, we recommend that you visit some of the many villas, found on the shores of the lake. In particular we suggest Villa del Balbianello, VIlla Monastero, Villa Cipressi and the gardens of Villa Olmo.

Inside Monza Park is the Villa Reale, which we recommend you visit, not only for its many rooms, but also because, at this time, it hosts the exhibition dedicated to the masterpieces of graphic design of the '900.

The cost of admission to the villa è is 10€ per person, while the gardens are free to enter.

Inside Monza Park you will also find the'Autodromo Nazionale, known as the "Temple of Speedà". Each month, the racetrack offers a variety of events and experiences, with a cost starting from 25&euros; per person.

Cremona, the city of the violin, hosts several initiatives during this period, including theSTRADIVARIfestival, the most important musical event organized by the Violin Museum.

In the historic center, you can walk around and visit Palazzo Mina Bolzesi, the Torrazzo and the Palazzo Comunale. On the occasion of autumn, we suggest a stop at the Festival of the Mostarda. 

Finally, you can visit Crema, a town, about 40 km from Cremona, full of activities, such as, balloon rides, vintage markets and events, organized by CREM'AMARE.

The Castello Scaligero di Sirmione, built by the Della Scala family, è a lacustrine fortress, that is, entirely surrounded by the lake. This castle è one of the most significant examples of medieval architecture in Italy.

You can visit it every day, except Monday, with an entrance fee that starts from 6€ per person.

In addition, the small town è surrounded by other localities, such as: Desenzano and Peschiera del Garda, which are ideal for strolling along the lake.

On the other hand, if you would like to indulge in some relaxation, we offer an entry into spa, or a boat ride at sunset.

Crespi d'Adda, in Lombardy, is a working-class village founded by the Crespi family in the late 19th century between Bergamo and Milan. The village was created for textile factory workers and offered housing, schools, a church, and social services.

It became a World Heritage Site in 1995, is a unique example of industrial town planning and can be visited as an open-air museum.

You can explore the village independently, which is open daily. Alternatively, guided tours are available from €6 per person.

To discover the hills of the'Oltrepò Pavese, on the border between Lombardy and Emilia Romagna, we recommend a ride on an e-bike, a degustation in the vineyard or a lunch at an agritourism.

For sports enthusiasts, we suggest a loop trail, which can be hiked or biked to the Lake Trebecco, created by the Molato Dam. This trail è of high difficulty given its length and steepness.