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Lierna is located between Varenna and Mandello del Lario on the eastern shore of Lake Como. The village is known for the historic Castello di Lierna, the beach of Riva Bianca and the Sentiero del Viandante hiking trail. Lierna combines history, nature and one of the most beautiful beaches on Lake Como.
Tavernola is a small and fairly unremarkable village on Lake Como. It is somewhat tucked away from the main road and often goes unnoticed. You can recognize Tavernola by the large boathouse where the ferry boats are maintained.
Gera Lario is a peaceful village in the northern part of Lake Como. Thanks to its constant winds, beautiful natural surroundings and numerous hiking opportunities, it is an ideal destination for those who want to experience the lake in an active way.
Colico is located at the northern tip of Lake Como, where the lake meets the Pian di Spagna Nature Reserve and the Valtellina valley. The village is known for its wide beaches, excellent watersports and spectacular natural surroundings.
Dongo is a lively village on the northwestern shore of Lake Como, known for its scenic lakeside promenade, excellent watersports, beautiful hiking trails through the Valle Albano and its rich industrial heritage.
Maslianico is located on the southwestern shore of Lake Como, next to Cernobbio and just a short distance from the Swiss border. The quiet village is not a tourist destination in its own right, but it serves as a convenient base for exploring Como and the southern part of Lake Como.
High above Lake Como lies Pigra, a small and peaceful village away from the crowds. A place where simplicity and nature come together and where you can enjoy one of the most beautiful views over the lake and the surrounding Alps. The experience begins with the spectacular cable car ride to the top.
Griante is a picturesque village on the western shore of Lake Como, with a sunny setting and views of Bellagio. It is known for its elegant villas such as Villa Carlotta. Today, Griante is an idyllic destination where nature, culture, and tranquillity come together, surrounded by blooming azaleas and scenic walking routes.
Sormano is located in the heart of the Triangolo Lariano, between the two branches of Lake Como. The mountain village is world-famous for the legendary Muro di Sormano, but it also offers beautiful hiking trails, breathtaking views and a peaceful, authentic atmosphere.
Plesio sits high above Lake Como and is renowned for its spectacular panoramic views, authentic hamlets and beautiful hiking trails. This peaceful mountain village offers a completely different perspective of Lake Como, far removed from the bustle of the lakeshore.
Blevio is a charming village on the eastern shore of Lake Como, made up of seven historic hamlets that stretch up the slopes of Monte Boletto. With a history spanning more than 3,500 years, elegant villas, cultural attractions and scenic walking trails, Blevio offers a peaceful escape just a short distance from the city of Como.
Lezzeno is a charming, elongated village stretching along the shores of Lake Como, just a stone’s throw from Bellagio. It is the perfect place to soak up local culture, enjoy a wide range of water sports, or head into the surrounding mountains to explore its many scenic hiking trails.
Domaso is located on the northwestern shore of Lake Como, where the Livo River flows into the lake. This former fishing village is known for its long lakeside promenade, wide beaches, excellent water sports facilities and its authentic historic centre.
Tremezzo is located on the sunny western shore of Lake Como, between Lenno and Griante, directly opposite Bellagio. Part of the municipality of Tremezzina, the village is internationally renowned for Villa Carlotta, the Grand Hotel Tremezzo and its elegant lakeside promenade. Every year, Tremezzo ranks among the most popular destinations on Lake Como.
Sala Comacina is a small and authentic village on the western shore of Lake Como. Thanks to its unique location opposite Isola Comacina, its charming streets and its picturesque harbour, it is considered one of the most beautiful villages on the lake.
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From Villa Fontanelle and Villa Passalacqua to the Cascata del Pizzallo, Moltrasio is one of Lake Como’s hidden gems. Discover the top attractions and the best tips for your visit.
Bellano is just a few minutes from Varenna, yet it feels like a completely different world. The impressive Orrido di Bellano, the charming historic centre and the peaceful lakeside promenade make it the perfect complement to a visit to one of Lake Como’s most popular villages.
Mezzegra on Lake Como is a charming village located between Lenno and Tremezzo. The bay of Mezzegra looks like a postcard. In Mezzegra you can soak up culture and history. Its location in the central part of Lake Como makes Mezzegra a good base.
Lenno is located just behind the peninsula where Villa del Balbianello stands. The bay of Lenno, with its charming promenade, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful on Lake Como. In the summer, pleasure boats come and go, and la vita è bella in Lenno, just ask the fortunate residents.
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Colonno is a small picturesque village on Lake Como, nestled between Argegno and Sala Comacina. The popular walk, the Greenway del Lario, starts in Colonno. You can pleasantly wander through the narrow alleys of Colonno, searching for a local bar.
The small town of Torno has always had a strong charm: authentic, peaceful, and almost car-free. Beloved by tourists. The picturesque little square is, in our opinion, the most beautiful on Lake Como. Nothing more than a small harbor and a village café, where only the ferry stirs those dozing off.
Laglio is a charming village on Lake Como, best known for George Clooney’s Villa Oleandra. Yet its real appeal lies in its peaceful atmosphere, authentic streets and beautiful lake views. Discover the top sights and tips for visiting Laglio.
Carate Urio was formed by merging the villages of Carate and Urio and is bordered by Moltrasio and Laglio. The town climbs up the hillside, offering a beautiful view of Lake Como. You can enjoy beautiful walks there or simply stroll leisurely through the streets.
With its nickname, the “Pearl of Lake Como,” Bellagio sets high expectations. This small, charming town sits right at the tip of the Y-shaped Lake Como, splitting the lake into two branches. Bellagio is an absolute tourist hotspot.
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Argegno is a lively town on Lake Como, serving as one of the main midpoints between Como and Menaggio. You’ll find plenty of restaurants, bars, and a lively atmosphere there. Argegno is therefore a popular spot for tourists. The many new housing developments around the town show that Argegno is expanding rapidly.
Brunate is often described as the balcony of the Alps, offering stunning views of Lake Como. If you’re looking for a breathtaking panorama, Brunate is without a doubt your best option. A little train takes you up to Brunate in just six minutes, and on a clear day, you can even see Milan. Be sure to also visit the Faro Voltiano (Volta Lighthouse).
