Discovering Lake Como
Lake Como, nestled in the Italian Alps, has been a retreat for aristocrats and the wealthy since Roman times. Its unique Y-shape offers varied landscapes and picturesque towns along its shores.
Bellagio: Lake's Jewel
Bellagio, known as 'the Pearl of Lake Como,' sits at the intersection of the lake's three branches. It's famed for its cobbled lanes, elegant buildings, and stunning Villa Melzi gardens.
Villa del Balbianello
Accessible by boat, Villa del Balbianello's breathtaking beauty has graced films like 'Casino Royale.' Its terraced gardens and views are unmatched, making it a top excursion destination.
Boat Tour Magic
A private boat tour offers unrivaled views of villas and gardens lining the shores. Experienced skippers can reveal hidden gems and narratives that enhance the Lake Como experience.
Como's Silk Legacy
Como's silk industry is centuries old, with a reputation for quality. Visit educational museums or silk factories to learn about the intricate process and buy exquisite souvenirs.
Ancient Castles Afloat
The ruins of Castello di Vezio, perched above Varenna, provide a historical excursion. Enjoy falconry displays and panoramic vistas of the lake and its surroundings.
Authentic Cuisine Experience
No excursion is complete without savoring local flavors. Lakeside restaurants offer dishes like 'risotto con filetti di pesce persico,' a must-try made with fresh fish from the lake.Underwater Village Mystery
Lake Como hides the sunken village of Piona, submerged after a 17th-century landslide and visible to divers today.
What shape is Lake Como?
Circular
Y-shaped
Rectangle
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