Varese is a city in Italy.

Varese (Italian: Varese) is located 55 kilometers north of Milan, Italy. It is a city in the Lombardy administrative region.

It is the capital of the province of Varese.

Varese is a city in the foothills of the Alps in northern Italy, near Lake Varese.

Population 79,405 (2012).

There are industries such as aircraft, cast iron, food, paper and leather.

There is a railway link to Milan.

A famous tourist center with churches, bell towers and other seventeenth-century architectural art.

Varese is an industrial city.

In the past there were mainly leather, textile and metal processing industries; today it is mainly the aerospace and electronics industries.

There is a European school in Varese.

Here students from four to 18 years old can learn different European languages.

There are many types of Varese cuisine, including the delicious saffron risotto, Milanese schnitzel, Pavia's special egg soup and pork fried cabbage, beef and potato fried rice, raw ham,

Freshwater fish and dried salmon.

Of all these foods, the most famous is the fine sheep cheese produced there.

In addition, large cakes, almond biscuits, mantua cakes, and pralines are all world-famous Italian desserts.

In terms of wine, the Varese region is famous for its Grumelo, Inferno and Sacera wines.

The sparkling wines of Francecote, Bonarda and Barbera of Pavia are even more famous.