Lory House - Lory House

Lory House is a modern and cozy apartment in Pavia, ideal for families, couples, or small groups. Located on the first floor with an elevator, it offers 4 sleeping places in two bedrooms: one double and one with two single beds. Its strategic location allows easy access to the city center, the university, and the main attractions. Tastefully furnished, it features bright and comfortable spaces. The living area is well-organized, and the bathroom is fully equipped with all amenities. Perfect ... The space Lory House is a cozy apartment with a modern design, perfect for a comfortable stay in Pavia. Located on the first floor with an elevator, it offers an ideal accommodation for families, couples, or small groups, with 4 beds distributed in two bedrooms: one double and one with two single beds. Its strategic location allows easy access to the city center, the university, and Pavia's main attractions, making it an excellent choice for both tourism and business stays. The apartment is tastefully furnished, featuring modern and welcoming spaces. The living area is bright and well-organized, while the bathroom, equipped with all comforts, ensures a practical and relaxing stay. Perfect for those seeking a convenient and well-connected accommodation without compromising on style and functionality. SERVICES Services included: • Household linen, bed and bathroom linen • Courtesy line • Water, Electricity, Heating • Wi-Fi internet • Parking Services on Request: - Extra cleaning €70.00 - Additional towels €6.00/person - Additional linen and towels €12.00/person ATTRACTIONS Pavia is a Lombard city rich in history and charm, known for its Roman origins and for being the capital of the Lombard Kingdom. Its historic center preserves magnificent monuments such as the Certosa di Pavia, a Renaissance masterpiece, the Covered Bridge over the Ticino River, and the Cathedral with its impressive dome. The Basilica of San Michele Maggiore, in Romanesque style, was the site of the coronation of Frederick Barbarossa. Pavia is also home to one of the oldest universities in Europe, founded in 1361, where Alessandro Volta studied. The Naviglio Pavese, designed by Leonardo da Vinci, connected the city to Milan for transporting marble used in the construction of the Milan Cathedral. Borgo Ticino, with its colorful houses and lively atmosphere, reflects the city's river traditions. The Oltrepò Pavese, famous for its Pinot Noir and sparkling wines, makes Pavia a must-visit destination for lovers of fine wine and local gastronomy. Registration details IT018110C2K9GIKBD6