Getting there by public transport
Monte Isola is located in the middle of Lake Iseo and can be reached by ferry (Navigazione Lago Iseo).
From Sulzano you can reach the village of Peschiera Maraglio di Monte Isola and from
Sale Marasino there is a direct connection to the island in Carzano.
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
The villages of Lake Iseo from which ferries leave are connected to Brescia by the Brescia - Iseo - Edolo railway line.
For information on accessibility of rail transport, please visit:
http://www.trenord.it/it/assistenza/viaggiatori-con-disabilita.aspx
For information on the public transport lines serving the villages of Lake Iseo,
please visit: www.arriva.it and www.fnmautoservizi.it
For information on how to reach Monte Isola, please visit:
http://www.visitmonteisola.it/come-arrivare/
In all the villages of departure of the ferries to Monte Isola there are parking lots. In Sulzano you can park on the blue lines near the pier (Piazza Teofilo Folengo), a parking space is reserved for disabled pass holders.
Getting around
On Monte Isola car circulation is forbidden, tourists can only use public transport or bicycles. For information on bus schedules connecting the villages of Monte Isola: http://www.monteisola.gov.it/pagine/autobus/
Peschiera Maraglio can be reached by ferry from Sulzano.

Entrance
The church of San Michele Arcangelo, which rises in the upper part of the town, can be reached from the Peschiera Maraglio pier, via a 200-meter flat path, followed by 12 steps (11 cm high each) and a slightly sloping path of about 50 meters.
The church can be accessed by passing in succession: 7 consecutive steps (18 cm high each) with handrail (100 cm high above the floor), 1 step (18 cm high), a double leaf door (46 cm wide each) and a hinged door (62 cm wide).

Getting around.
San Michele was built in the seventeenth century on the ruins of a previous church. The entrance door in ebony is adorned with two cornucopias in high relief. The church consists of a single nave that can be visited without obstacles and has benches with kneelers (seat height: 46 cm).
The altar can be reached by passing 3 steps (16 cm high each); the four side chapels, dedicated to the relics, to the Sacred Heart, to the Madonna del Rosario and to San Rocco, are preceded by 2 steps (15 cm high each).
The church is richly decorated with floral patterned stuccos and many frescoes that embellish the interior.