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This is a video of my trip to the Como Lake, Italy.
🅵🅰🅲🆃🆂 & 🅲🆄🆁🅸🅾🆂🅸🆃🅸🅴🆂 :
Lake Como, also known as Lario, is the third largest Italian lake (after Lake Garda and Lake Maggiore). Located at the foot of the Alps, Lake Como offers some of the most romantic and picturesque sceneries in the world.
Its characteristic shape, resembling an inverted Y, comes from the melting of glaciers combined with the erosive action of the ancient Adda river. This led to the formation of the two southern branches that culminate in the cities of Como and Lecco, in the middle of which lies the famous Bellagio.
❗You will be surprised to learn about the many things to do on Lake Como, especially if you decide to stay more than one day!
The distances between towns are such that you can visit at least 3 or 4 villages by local transportation, and you can lose yourself among enchanting villas and gardens, relax with a private boat tour or on your favorite beach, and even rejuvenate with a healthy nature walk.
The entire perimeter of Lake Como is dotted with charming villages and towns. The most popular destinations are certainly Bellagio, Varenna and the city that gives the lake its name, Como.
In each of these locations, as well as in the others you will find described on this website, there is no shortage of opportunities for shopping, walking in nature, visiting beautiful villas and botanical gardens, or participating in unforgettable experiences.
❗If this is your first time in Lake Como, don’t limit yourself to visiting only the best-known locations! Take some time to read the guides I have put together and find the destinations that best suit your interests.
For example, if you love nature, you will find plenty to do in Menaggio. Do you want to get your fill of villas and gardens? Then Tremezzina (or the mid-lake towns in general) might be the right destination for you.
But what is the best town to stay in Lake Como? It depends not only on your interests, but also on the length of your stay and your travel needs.
Boat trips and tours are something that I’d definitely recommend to anyone who wants to experience Lake Como at its best.
📷 Whether you visit Lake Como for a day or stay longer, board a boat, relax and enjoy the view of the lake from a unique perspective. Take a power bank with you because you will take so many photos!
Boat tours are basically of two types: public or private. Here’s how they work.
Public boat service
The local public navigation company (Navigazione Laghi) provides several routes that connect all of the most popular towns along Lake Como’s shores, at a convenient price. The ideal service for getting from one city to another during your Lake Como vacation. Learn more about public boat service on Lake Como!
Private boat tours
With a driver at your disposal, you have the chance to choose your favourite itinerary and the length of your cruise. If you are traveling with your better half or with your friends, take a private boat tour and experience Lake Como at your own pace, maybe at sunset and with a fine bottle of prosecco!
If you visit Lake Como in the summer, be sure to visit the beautiful beaches on its shores.
Lake Como’s beaches are the perfect place to relax during hot summer days and, in some cases, also offer the opportunity to go sailing or windsurfing (particularly on the northern branch of the lake).
Beaches can be found in every corner of Lake Como, but if you are looking for clean and pure waters, I recommend going to the central and northern parts of the lake.
Of course, the public beaches in the most popular towns are especially busy during the summer, not only by tourists but also by locals.
Therefore, if you want to reserve a cozy spot, you’d better get up early and get to your favorite beach before it is full. Alternatively, reserve your sunbed at one of the lake’s many lidos to experience your day in total comfort.
If you come to Lake Como between mid-March and mid-November, you’ll be able to visit Villa Balbianello (Tremezzina), Villa Melzi (Bellagio), Villa Monastero (Varenna) and many other historic mansions overlooking the water.
A paradise for those who love gardens in bloom and magnificent historic residences!
In the summer, these villas very often host classical music events or guided tours that will introduce you to the history of the place and trivia related to the people who lived in the villa or contributed to its construction.
Sometimes these mansions have special openings in the off-season as well, so if you plan to visit Lake Como in winter I recommend that you check their official websites.
Ready to go? Enjoy your tour of Lake Como, Italy!
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