Grand Hotel Bristol - Stresa

An increasing number of companies are gaining awareness of the value of team building events. Sharing experiences, excitement and fun, learning how to face challenges together or working as a team on the field, helps to build a tight-knit team. A team which is able to react to circumstances and stress in the best manner possible, and able to work under pressure to tight deadlines. Team building involves acknowledging the individual skills of each team member, then using them to achieve the objective. The Aquadventure Park is perfectly suited for these activities. First and foremost, due to the location: magnificent Lake Maggiore, a pearl of a destination with numerous accommodation facilities. In addition, the friendly and polite staff, are present to cater to all your needs during each phase of the event. In this manner, we ensure that the corporate event is planned to meet your requirements. Last, but not least, due to the wide range of events that it offers. All activities are particularly suitable to develop team spirit and provide fun and thrills at the same time. In addition to the wide range of activities which can be carried out in the park; sailing trips, horse riding, canyoning and numerous other activities can be booked in the close vicinity. An ideal mix, ensuring a successful day

Malpensa is the intercontinental airport of the North Italy. It is about 50 kilometers far from the center of Milan. The Terminal 1 is dedicated to the scheduled flights and the Terminal 2 is dedicated to the charter flights. A free shuttle connecting the two terminals is available every 15 minutes about for twenty-four hours a day.

Until about 1630, Isola Bella (which at the time was known as the Lower Island as opposed to the Upper Island, now known as "Dei Pescatori" or Fisherman's island) was essentially, a strip of land and rock inhabited by fishermen. Construction of the first buildings began on the orders of Giulio Cesare Borromeo (1593-1638), but it was Carlo III (1586-1652) who really dedicated himself to a real purchasing campaign, giving rise to the first concrete interventions. He called the island Isabella, in honour of his wife Isabella D'Adda. However, those who should really be considered responsible for the transformation of the island were however, his children Cardinal Giberto III (1615-1672) and in particular, Vitaliano VI (1620-1690), who introduced innovations and improvements to their father's initial project. The palace and gardens were conceived as a single unit with great scenographic impact, and the island began to take the shape of an imaginary vessel with the villa built on the narrowest part in the north (forward deck) and the garden on the widest part in the south (after deck). In order to complete this great work, a number of important architects succeeded each other from the latter half of the seventeenth century until the middle of the nineteenth century. These included Giovanni Angelo Crivelli, Filippo Gagnola, Carlo Fontana, and later, Giulio Galliori, Cosimo Morelli, Giuseppe Zanoia, and Luigi Canonica. After several centuries of work, Prince Vitaliano X Borromeo Arese (1892-1982) completed the palace by constructing the Salone Grande or Grand Hall (1948-1952), the northern façade and the large harbour, built in the upper part of the island (1948-1958).