Getting there by public transport
Lovere can be reached by bus line C from Bergamo (Bergamo-Lovere-Boario line) and from Milan (BS1 line Sesto S. Giovanni-Ponte di Legno). For more details, please visit: http://www.bergamotrasporti.it/oraristampabili2.asp

Lovere is served by the ferries of the Navigazione Lago Iseo company. The service is organized to welcome passengers with reduced mobility. For more information, please visit: http://www.navigazionelagoiseo.it/orari-e-tariffe-traghetti-iseo/Info-e-servizi-a-bordo

For more information on mobility in the territory, please visit: https://www.visitlakeiseo.info/it/info/come-muoversi

Parking place
It is possible to park next to the church along via Fratelli Pellegrini (9 parking spaces). The road is on a steep slope; every 2 meters the sidewalk, paved with cobblestones, has 1 step (10 cm high). In Via XX Settembre, there is a parking area with many parking spaces, one of which is reserved for disabled pass holders. To reach the entrance of the church, it is necessary to walk about 100 meters on a steep slope.

Entrance
The entrance recommended for visitors with disabilities is located in via Fratelli Pellegrini and is preceded by a small and flat parvis, about 3 meters wide, paved in slightly uneven paved. The basilica can be accessed by passing in sequence a double leaf door (78 cm wide each) and a hinged door (95 cm wide).

Information for visitors
Paper brochures are available in 3 languages ¿¿ (Italian, English, German).

Getting around
The splendid and imposing fifteenth-century basilica is the largest church of the diocese of Brescia; the construction began in late-Gothic style and continued in Renaissance style. The interior is richly decorated and contains important frescoes. The building has a central nave and two side aisles, which can be visited without obstacles. It has benches (seat height: 50 cm).

On the left aisle, there are nine chapels, which have a step at the entrance and are closed by iron gates. The presbytery, also closed by a majestic gate, houses the main altar and a large organ with precious painted doors.