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Hotel Cristallo Brescia
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: 3.54 / 5
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The Cristallo Hotel is conveniently located and offers quick access to everything guests will need during their stay - tourist attractions, shopping, the expo center of Brescia, the historical center. It is also an ideal hotel for all... more
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UNA Hotel Brescia
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: 4.18 / 5
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The luxury Una Hotel Brescia is housed in a beautiful building, equipped with all modern amenities. The hotel offers easy access to several important attractions, located very close by. This hotel is the best choice for business and... more
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Albergo Orologio
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: 4.29 / 5
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Features: Access for disabled, Central heating, Room service (24h), Newspaper stand, 24-hour front desk, Laundry, Valet parking, Tourist information, Internet cafe, Facilities for disabled people, Fax service, Air conditioning, Cable TV, Rooms for... more
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Palazzo Arzaga Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort
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Features: Spa centre, Fitness club, Facilities for disabled people, Banqueting services, Pets accepted, Golf course at hotel, Room service (part time), Restaurant, Rooms for non-smokers... more
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About Brescia
The name of Brescia comes from an ancient Indo-European root meaning an elevated place - possibly a fortress. This city of 200,000 people boasts more than 2,000 years of history. It began under Caesar in 49 BC. As early as in the 2nd century AD Brescia became a port, some archaelogical proofs for that can be seen today in Via Mantova. Brescia had its unfair share in the Huns' raids into the dying Roman Empire in the 6th century. After that, the city would most often be subject to power games between bigger local city-states, though there were time when it found itself able to cooperate with some powers against, for example, Venice. Ironically, Brescians themselves would once asked Venice to protect them against the power-hungry Viscontis from Milan.