Few people know that Lake Como is not only home to luxurious villas and quaint historic villages; in fact, its waters are inhabited by a multitude of fish, at least 25 species. Lake Como’s fish has always been a fundamental ingredient of local gastronomy, and you can enjoy it along with other typical dishes such
Greenway del lago di Como is a 10 km (round trip) naturalistic and cultural route that goes through some of the most characteristic Lake Como’s villages, allowing visitors to discover ancient places of worship, historic villas and unforgettable natural views. The Greenway walk, which passes through Colonno, Sala Comacina, Tremezzina and Griante, is signaled through
Lake Como is one of the most famous and popular tourist destinations in Italy and in the world: its characteristic towns are the ideal location for couples and travellers seeking for a place that combines nature, elegance and fun. Lake Como offers so many things to do (and see) that you’d go crazy if you
Cernobbio, a small town overlooking Lake Como, is a delightful village of medieval origin that still shows the signs of its ancient and elegant past. Known to be the location of important international events (including the Ambrosetti Forum in Villa d'Este), Cernobbio offers many attractions. In this short virtual tour you will discover the best
Lake Como has always been one of the best and most luxurious Italian holiday destinations. Its shores, indeed, in the past, were frequented mainly by the rich Italian and European nobility, with artists, politicians or writers who used to meet in these beautiful villas on Lake Como. Many of these sumptuous homes have been
Lake Como, with its 46 km, offers to its visitors, and also to the locals, a huge number of beaches where to go during the summer in search of relaxation and freshness. Below you will find a list of the best beaches in Lake Como with the details of the services offered by each