After getting acquainted with the center of the capital of Italy, each of you will probably want to see the picturesque shores of the nearby lakes. You can see the fabulous beauty with your own eyes, since all the lakes are well connected by transport routes. Being in the center of the capital, you can easily organize an unforgettable day on your own in one of the following picturesque places without spending extra money on a guide and a car.
1) Lake Maggiore:
Interestingly, Lake Maggiore is located on the territory of two countries - Italy and Switzerland, but 80% of the area lies on the Italian side. This is a very picturesque and romantic place where the natural beauty of nature is intertwined with historical sights, luxurious palaces, villas and museums. The cultural life of the coast is also very rich. Various exhibitions and festivals are held here all year round.
Popular resorts are: Verbania, Stresa, Intra.
Be sure to visit nearby Boromean Islands: Isola Bella, Isola Madre. (You can buy tickets for the boat on the spot, the price is around 10 euros.) It is impossible not to mention the 17th century Villa Taranto, Villa Pallavicino, and the monastery of Caterina del Sasso. Travel time is from 45 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the chosen transport, train speed and traffic jams if you are traveling by car.
How to get there by car? The A9 highway leads to the lake.
How to get there by train?
You can buy a train ticket on-line. Follow the link to trenitalia.com. . There you can see the schedule and ticket prices.
ATTENTION! If you bought a train ticket through a machine at the station, be sure to validate your tickets before boarding the train. There are special composters next to the platform.
If you bought a ticket online and printed it yourself, then you no longer need to compost anything. You can also save the file to your phone and show the ticket code from your phone to the checking controller.
2) Another picturesque lake, which is located near Milan - Lake Como.
It won’t be difficult to get there on your own; just an hour by train and you’re already there. Lake Como– one of the deepest and most beautiful lakes in Europe. This is one of the most popular holiday destinations for both Italians and foreign tourists. Many celebrities own luxury villas on the shores of an alpine lake, and the beauty of this lake is captured in world-famous films.
You can take walks along the picturesque coast all year round. During the summer season, the beach season is open on Lake Como. Here you can taste Lombard fish dishes. Among attractions in the city of Como it is impossible not to mention the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, the Broletto Palace, and the Baradello Castle.
IN Bellagio: Villa Melzi, Villa Serbelloni and park, old town.
IN Varenna: Villa Monastero, Vezio Castle, Villa Cipressi.
Organized around the lake cruises by settlements: Menaggio, Bellagio, Varenna. One way fare is about 2 to 10 euros, depending on the route. Round trip ticket from 5.5 to 20 euros. You can buy tickets for the boats on the spot. You can choose a combined ticket with the opportunity to visit all lake towns, for example the centro lago ticket - this includes Menaggio, Varenna, Bellagio, Tremezo, Lenno and Cadenabbia.
How to get there by car? The fastest route is the A9 Como-Chiaso motorway, then turn onto the Regina SS340 road leading to Como.
How to get there by train? You can buy a train ticket on-line. Follow the link to trenitalia.com. Select “tutti i treni” (all trains), indicate “da” Milano (tutte le staizioni) “a” Garda, and press “cerca” - search.
3) Lake Garda (Lago di Garda)- the largest lake in Italy.
The city is located on the southern coast of Garda Sirmione. It offers a magnificent panorama, rising 30 meters above sea level. Sirmione attracts tourists with its ancient winding streets, historical sites and thermal centers.
There are small islands: Garda island, San Biagio island; famous resorts: Salo, Limone sul Garda, Riva del Garda, Lazise, Peschiera del Garda.
How to get there by car? From the A4 Milano-Venice motorway, take the exit at Peschiera, Sirmione or the A22 Brennero-Modena motorway.
4) Lake Iseo (Lago d’Iseo)
- a small lake in size, located between the provinces of Bergamo and Brescia, in no way inferior in its picturesque places to the previously listed lakes.
The magnificence of the landscapes is mesmerizing. In the middle of the lake there is the largest natural lake island, Monte Isola is the highest inhabited island in Europe. You can get to the island by cruising boat, you can buy a ticket right there, the cost of the ticket will cost you 5-10 euros. This is an ideal place for a walk that will allow you to enjoy unforgettable scenery. There are many restaurants on the island that offer local cuisine. The ideal time to spend time is from May to September. Major tourist resorts: the city of Iseo, the city of Lovere Castro, Sarmico, Pisogne.
Island of San Giulio on Lake D'orta. If you want to know more, click on the picture. How to get there by car? From the A4 motorway from Milan, take the exit at Casello, Palazzo sull Oglio, Capriolo, Lake Iseo.
Have a nice trip!
Are you staying in Milan or Bergamo and want to go to Lake Como on your own for a day? Nothing could be simpler. Even eight hours is enough to visit the most interesting places and villas, enjoy a boat trip and eat pizza.
And if you plan your trip well, you'll get a day of relaxation rather than intense running around. Author project about Italy Itally.ru Elvi Usmanova shared with Difficulty.net her experience of what to look at Como first.
When I was first going to Lombardy, a region in northern Italy adjacent to Switzerland, I doubted whether to go to Lake Como. I thought that this was an expensive and pretentious place, where vacationers stroll along the embankment, walk in new dresses and eat in expensive restaurants, and the prices are like in the Moscow Ritz-Carlton. These are such funny stereotypes! Probably, this is exactly what someone is going for, but the majority of people relax differently.
A lake of crazy beauty with a view of the mountains - I immediately fell in love. Look at the map - from Milan to Lake Como it’s a stone’s throw (~ 43-45 kilometers) to this inverted letter Y, each arm of which is 26 km long. From coast to coast at its widest point - 4 km.
Once upon a time, along the banks of Como there were only fishing villages, but gradually aristocrats, business magnates, high-ranking military officers, artists, captivated by the beauty of the local nature, occupied the best areas. The richer the new resident of these places was, the closer to the water he built a villa. That's why the most "freaky" views are from boats.
Check the schedule and travel by water. It's not difficult: ferries on Lake Como operate all year round. There are also small water carriers, but why spend extra euros?
Milanese (and not only them!) adore the lake. They come for half a day or a day, or for a couple of weeks - they live in numerous guesthouses, hotels or rent apartments. It’s cheaper where it’s higher, away from the water.
When is the best time to go to Lake Como? In April-May or late September-early October, so as not to crowd among other tourists. This is the time of blooming of azaleas or red leaves on maples. June is also good: you will have good photos. And in July-August there are only crowds in the background and sweaty faces. Plus prices for accommodation at this time are much higher. No, this is not at all what you dream about.
Below I give an approximate one-day itinerary along the “golden triangle” of Como: Varenna - Bellagio - Villa Carlotta. Enough for a first acquaintance, but, of course, this is a small part of what is possible.
Ideally, go around the lake completely, at least in a couple of days. But that's another story, and now a mini-case. Only what you need and nothing superfluous.
Here is a plan for an independent trip:
1. From Milan or Bergamo to Varenna
Train from Milan to Varenna:
From Milano Centrale train station the train leaves at 8:20, arriving at Varenna-Esino station at 9:23 (of course, you need to check the schedule each time before your trip). It is better to sit on the left side in the direction of travel - the views are better there. Tickets start from 6.70 euros. Don't miss this first train, the next one leaves for Varenna in only 2 hours.
Train from Bergamo to Varenna:
There is no direct train, but it is convenient with a transfer. We go like this: departure from Bergamo at 8:08, arrival at Varenna-Esino station at 09:23. Change in Lecco, the station is tiny, so you'll quickly find your bearings. The ticket costs from 5.50 euros, it is better to immediately take a return ticket. Trains from Bergamo to Lake Como leave once an hour. And don’t forget to validate your ticket, otherwise you’ll be fined. Conductors go frequently.
From the station to the pier 300 meters. But don’t rush straight to the boat, but go and see this quiet and peaceful town.
Minimum program in Varenna
Stroll along the embankment, go to the main square, enjoy a strong and inexpensive espresso. Everything is close here. The route “station - Old Town - coffee - pier” will take at least 1 hour.
Maximum program
I recommend it to lovers of gardens and beautiful views Villa Monastero(Monastero) on Via Polvani, 4 (this is a continuation of Via 4 Novembre, which comes from the city center). From the pier to the villa it is 750 meters, and a little longer from the station. The long narrow garden, which runs along the lake, is full of roses, magnolias and palm trees. It is neglected and overgrown in places, but very cute. You need at least half an hour for a walk, but at least 1.5 hours is better.
I don’t indicate the opening hours of Villa Monastero - it depends on the month, changes often, and sometimes the villa is closed for conferences, so before your trip, check the schedule on the official website.
A ticket to the garden costs 5 euros, to the garden and to the villa - 8 euros (in 2018). Or you can buy a joint ticket to visit Villa Monastero and neighboring Villa Cipressi, whose tiny garden is especially beautiful when the wisteria are in bloom (April-May). Villa Cipressi is open from March to the end of October from 9 am to 6 pm, and in winter only on certain days, check the official website.
The dilapidated Castello di Vezio towering above the city (oh, what views of the lake there are from here!) is a 20-30 minute walk uphill, so it’s better to visit it next time.
After completing this program, go down to the embankment, buy a ferry ticket and go to Bellagio, the most beautiful city on Lake Como - the guidebooks don't lie.
Villa Monastero
2. From Varenna to Bellagio
The ship departs at 10:55, 11:30, etc.
The ferry from Varenna to Bellagio runs 1-2 times per hour, travel time is 10 minutes. From May to September, come to the box office early - there is a queue for tickets. The boat has an open and closed part - for those who are cold.
Bellagio is located on the tip of the peninsula and is considered the most luxurious town on Lake Como. The downside is a sea of tourists. Plan on 3-4 hours for a walk around the city: the old center, numerous shops, lunch on the embankment or - cheaper - on the old streets further from the shore. There are many cafes and restaurants, but in the summer crowds of tourists storm the establishments: at lunchtime, for example, it is difficult to find a table. And now the main thing: there are at least two beautiful villas here - Serbelloni and Melzi. The first one is actually next to the pier, but people are allowed into the garden twice a day and by appointment. And to the second one you have to walk 1.5 km. And the path through the garden is even longer. But it's easy to get into.
Bellagio
Villa Serbelloni
If, after getting off the ferry, turn left along Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini, and after 200 meters turn right and go up to Piazza della Chiesa, 14, you will reach the Promobellagio information office. It's a five minute walk from the ferry.
From the tour office at 11 a.m. and at 3 p.m., a walking tour through the garden of Villa Serbelloni, which dates back to the 15th century, starts. 150 years ago, a fashionable hotel was built here; now it is the only 5-star hotel on the lake. Winston Churchill, Clark Gable, Al Pacino and many other famous people spent the night there. The gardens are, of course, open to hotel guests, but others can only get in on a guided tour from April to November.
The gardens are amazing, the views are stunning. The excursion can be booked in advance by phone. +39 031 951555 or + 39 031 950204. My advice: if you don’t like speaking foreign languages, write to [email protected] or sign up through their Facebook page (called Promobellagio). Please note: Tours are limited to 6 people signed up.
The tour costs 9 euros and lasts 1.5 hours. If it is windy or rainy outside, then it is cancelled.
Villa Melzi
It takes about 15 minutes to get to Villa Melzi from the pier in the other direction. It is located on Via Lungolario Manzoni. The villa once belonged to Napoleon's ally Francesco Melzi. The coolest villa on the lake, in my opinion. The garden is well looked after, the paths are smooth, the bushes are trimmed, the flower beds are well-groomed - a rest for the eyes. There are already a lot of flowers in April, and most importantly, colorful azaleas are blooming. The beauty is incredible. Flowering lasts until mid-May, but it all depends on the weather.
There is a tiny museum of archaeological finds (Etruscan, Egyptian and Roman). On the shore there is a Moorish gazebo, where Franz Liszt once worked.
Villa Melzi is open from late March to October, daily from 9:30 to 18:30. Entrance - 6.50 euros.
3. From Bellagio to Tremezzo to Villa Carlotta
The ship leaves, for example, at 16:24.
Six minutes by boat and you are on the western shore of Lake Como, in Tremezzo. From the Tremezzo pier to the famous Villa Carlotta - 5 minutes on foot.
Prussian Princess Charlotte received this villa as a wedding gift from her mother. It's a pity that the poor princess didn't get to spend much time here - she died at 23 after giving birth to her fifth child.
Not only the wonderful botanical garden is open to visitors, but also the building itself, light and spacious, which houses the art collection. The interiors are also impressive, especially the princess room. Among the exhibits are the marble “Cupid and Psyche” by Adamo Tadolini, “Palamed” and “Terpsichore” by Antonio Canova, etc. Don’t forget to look at the ceiling on the second floor - it’s fantastically beautiful!
By the way, the Italian fashion house Dolce&Gabbana recently filmed its Alta Sartoria collection for super-rich clients in this historical place. Jackets for 80 thousand euros and boots for 20 thousand looked good against her background. And I was glad that the villa received additional income that month.
But fashion is fashion, and usually the villa is open to everyone, although for a fee - a ticket to the garden and museum costs 10 euros. The multi-level garden has a huge variety of plants and trees: camellias, azaleas, rhododendrons (150 varieties), bay and citrus trees, bamboo and tea bushes. One hour was enough for us to make a circle around the garden, but you can come for the whole day. In summer it is cooler here and you can hide in the shade of trees, although there are few flowering plants at this time.
The website has already announced the work schedule for 2019: from March 22 to September 29 it is open from 9:00 to 19:30. In other months it closes to visitors earlier.
Here she is - the beautiful Carlotta!
4. Return to Milan or Bergamo
There are two options here.
The first is to return by ferry to Varenna and there take a direct train to Milan or with a change to Bergamo.
The second is suitable for those who come from Milan: take a speedboat and go back to the city of Como. Of course, you won’t have enough energy for the city itself, but a boat ride is good in itself. Along the way (on your right) don't miss the gem of Villa Balbianello in Lenno, perched on a high slope. If I had a lot of money, I would choose this place to live - it is hidden from prying eyes.
From Tremezzo the speedboat departs at 18:16 and 18:46. Travel time is 30-40 minutes, the ticket costs 10 euros. Have a nice trip and great impressions!
More photos of Lake Como
Varenna
Views from the ship of Lake Como and its unforgettable landscapes
Villa Melzi
Milan is not only the fashion capital of the world. This Italian city is filled with incredible sights. Medieval architecture, luxurious shops, narrow winding streets, delicious ice cream... And from the roof of the famous cathedral you can see a panorama of the entire city! All this attracts many tourists. But after seeing the city enough and walking through the famous shops, most tourists wonder: “Where to go from Milan?”
There is a lot to see in Bergamo. The historical walls stretch for five kilometers, surrounding the old city and the medieval architecture located in it. You can also get to the upper part of the city by funicular. The Cathedral of St. Mary Maggiore and the Colleoni Chapel are located here. The surrounding area of the city is also worth visiting, with its hills stretching all the way to distant Lake Como.
This is a wine region. Here you can taste award-winning wines. You can even meet wine producers and they will tell you about the process of producing this drink. And in the winery boutique you can buy something special.
And if you cross the border, you can visit the Swiss city of Lugano, admiring the picturesque Alps along the way.
Garda is the largest and most famous lake in Italy. It can be reached by train, which passes through the beautiful Lombardy countryside. Here you can not only take a cruise on the lake, but also visit the coastal cities of Sirmione and Desenzano.
Sirmione is considered the pearl of the lake. Tourists will be interested in visiting the fortress, the Roman villa and the caves of Catullus. And in the port of Desenzano there is an impressive medieval castle.
Photo: By Janericloebe, from Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)
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Shakespeare's Verona certainly deserves attention. Walking through the ancient streets of the city immortalized in his play, you can see Juliet's balcony. But not only Shakespearean heroes glorified Verona.
A Roman amphitheater built in the first century AD has been preserved here. And in the city center, Mercato Square is interesting.
Genoa, Italy's largest port, attracts tourists with its monuments and old town, which is partly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Walking along the coastline takes you to the colorful villages of Portofino and Santa Margherita Ligure. Here you will see fishing boats bobbing on the water.
Who would have thought that just a few hours from Milan lies the glorious alpine scenery of Interlaken? Once you take the train, after some time you will find yourself in another world. You will be surrounded by towering peaks, mountain lakes and gorgeous green countryside.
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Your own cottage on Lake Como is as prestigious as a house on Rublyovka. The first villas on the shore of the lake appeared during antiquity, for example, Pliny’s dacha stood not far from Virgil’s dacha. This area is often called one of the most romantic in Italy. Lake Como is the third largest in the Italian Republic and the deepest in all of Europe. Read the review, From Milan to Lake Como for one day.
Lago di Como
In the southwest, the town is adjacent to a reservoir and all this is located at the foot of the Alps, on the border with Switzerland.
Como is often compared to a diamond, or a precious stone, framed by a lake and mountains. A very old settlement, it was incorporated into the Roman Empire in the 2nd century BC. e.
In the Middle Ages, Como was the center of contention with another Italian town - Milan
Once the Milanese ravaged the Comonian lands, and even earlier they burned the city buildings. Since the 15th century, the town has become one of the centers of book printing in Europe. Now there are more than 85 thousand local population. The settlement has many interesting attractions.
What to see in Como
The surrounding area of Como consists of numerous villages that stretch along the coast of a huge body of water. There are several dozen of them, among the most famous and visited are Lecco, Cernobbio, Laglio, Colico, Bellagio and others. It is unlikely that you will be able to visit all the interesting sights in one day, so you should plan your route in advance.
Old town of Como
The old part of the town is shaped like a regular quadrangle, which is protected by fortress walls; historians date them back to the 12th century. The main old streets are Lzheskalki, Pero, Vitani. It is on them that the largest number of buildings are concentrated, which date back to the medieval period; there are also earlier ones. A couple or three centuries ago, the main street of the nobility was Via Volta; you can visit it today. The main attraction on the street is the villa of the famous Italian scientist, thanks to whom it got its name; the street itself is built in a neoclassical architectural style. Nearby is the main square, where the three main calling cards of Como are located.
Cathedral of Como
The cathedral is adjacent to the central square, which is called Piazza, which literally translates into square in Russian. The second name of the cathedral is Duomo. Construction began at the end of the 14th century, in 1396, according to other sources in 1399, and ended only in 1740. Thus, construction lasted for 340 years. The façade of the building is made of marble. The originality lies in the fact that the basis is a romantic style, but the gates and other elements are made in Gothic. The fact is not surprising; during construction, fashion changed several times, including in architecture. The height of the dome is 75 meters. Inside you can see the luxurious interior and paintings dating back to the year 500. The wooden altar in the cathedral has been preserved from the 16th century.
Official site
http://www.cattedraledicomo.it/index.php/en/
Visiting the cathedral is free, you can even take photographs; it is prohibited to take pictures during religious services. You can get inside from 7:30 to 20:30 on weekdays and until 20:00 on weekends.
Piazza del Duomo on the map
Palazzo Broletto
The construction of the palace began in 1215 by order of the local city mayor, which is why in literature it is often called municipal. The old building is worth seeing if you come from Milan to Lake Como for one day. During construction, the palace was adjacent directly to the cathedral, thus trying to show the equality of city-secular power and power from God. Like other city buildings that were built over a long period of time, at least two architectural styles can be clearly traced in the architecture of the palace - Romanesque and Gothic. In addition to the two aforementioned styles, the façade has many details that date back to the Renaissance. Broletto has been rebuilt several times over the centuries. Since the 18th century, the palazzo served as a theater and later as a large store. The last large-scale restoration was carried out in 1927. Now it is a tourist site, as well as a center where various exhibitions and special events are held.
Palazzo Broletto on the map
Reservoir - Lake Como and funicular
The water surface of Como is called the natural miracle of Lombardy. It lies 40 kilometers from Milan. Holidays here are very popular among Italians and foreign tourists. Judge for yourself, fragments of films were filmed here: Star Wars, Ocean's 12, Casino Royale and others. Among the inhabitants of the villas are Madonna, Stallone, Ronaldini. Locals recommend visiting Como in late spring, when nature is fragrant. The destination is so popular that you can choose one of hundreds of tourist routes that are selected specifically for newlyweds, tourists with children or older people. You can focus on architecture, visiting museums, or active recreation. You can go further to combine everything at once and get the most out of your vacation. Since there are mountains near the lake, you can find a thematic route that will combine a climb or a full climb. For people who just need to climb the mountain there is a funicular.
Official website of the local funicular
http://www.funicolarecomo.it
Opening hours from 6:00 to 23:00. The fare starts from five euros. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Funicolare Como Brunate on the map
How to get to Como
The best way to get there is from Milan, which has an international airport with regular flights from major airlines, including Aeroflot and Alitalia. The cheapest offer today can be considered air travel operated by Pobeda, however, it should be clarified that the plane flies to Bergamo. But along with this there is also a plus: you can immediately buy a combined plane plus bus ticket, the bus will take you directly to Milan.
Upon arrival you need to get to the train station. Next, how to save money and get from Milan to Lake Como in one day. Hint, the bus from the airport runs to Milan's central station - Milano Centrale.
From Milan to Lake Como for one day: Option One
At the station you need to buy a ticket for the local regional train that goes to Varenna Esino. A one-way ticket costs 6.5 euros per person. Before traveling, it is better to check the schedule in advance, available on the website
http://www.trenitalia.com/tcom-en
Or download an application to your smartphone called
Locomotimes
Travel time to the arrival point will be 1 hour and 15 minutes.
The fact is that Como is quite a huge body of water, and the town of the same name stands at the very beginning. If you arrive at this exact point, you will have to move further by boat to see all the beauty, which is more expensive.
Varenna is located almost at the very central point of the lake. Next are two more useful links for downloading to your smartphone - this is an application that allows you to plot a route, including schedules of boats, ferries and other lake transport.
Link for android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.navlaghi,
Link for Apple
https://itunes.apple.com/it/artist/gestione-navigazione-laghi/id838836472
The closest place geographically to Varenna is the town of Lenno and the famous Villa Balbianello, where episodes of the Star Wars saga were filmed.
From Milan to Lake Como for one day: Option Two
From the central station and beyond you can take a direct train.
The average travel time to the city of Como takes about 35-40 minutes. The fare varies from 5 to 6.5 euros per person, depending on the starting point of departure and final stop.
There are almost never discounts in this direction, since this traffic is in high demand.
For Christmas and major holidays, it may be that all tickets are sold out if they include seats.
The first train from the Central Station departs at 9:20 and then runs once an hour.
You can also leave from other stations Garibaldi and Cadorna; the average interval between trains is 2 hours.
Other ways from Milan to Lake Como for one day
If you use a rented car, the journey will take you less than one hour; the distance from Milan to Como is 55 kilometers.
The price tag for renting a car for a day in Milan starts from 17 euros
The route along which you can go to the big water is called Milano Laghi, or highway and the digital index A9.
This road is absolutely free.
Its only drawback is the fences placed along it, which do not allow you to move out to admire the beautiful views near the water.
Be careful if you decide to use a taxi
Do not forget that the Como reservoir is very large in area and also an urban center with the same name. You will need to clearly explain to the taxi driver in advance where you want to go, this will directly affect the final calculation of the trip. On average, the price one way will cost from 45 euros.
Excursion to Lake Como
And the easiest way to leave Milan for Lake Como for one day is to purchase a sightseeing tour. As a rule, they come in two types - 9-hour and 12-hour. You can use the services of both large travel agencies and individual certified guides who conduct excursions in their own personal vehicles.
As for the price of tours, they cost from 50 to 120 euros per person. The most expensive tours will be weekend tours. But they include lunch in a restaurant, yachting, visiting villas and historical monuments. Such a tour can cost up to 250 euros per person.
How much does it cost to travel around Lake Como?
It is possible to travel around the lake itself by boats and ferries. They depart from different points such as Varenna, Menangio, Bellagio and others.
All items can be viewed in a special application for a smartphone, which was described above, or on the official website at
http://www.navigazionelaghi.it/eng/c_illago.html
You can also download a water navigation guide on the website. Fares are very different one way from 5 to 12.6 euros for transporting one person. The most expensive round trip ticket is estimated at 23 euros, direction Como-Lecco.
Where to stay in Como
There are a lot of different hotels in Como to suit every taste, most of them are three-star. There are both five-star luxury hotels and the most budget hostels. Many work with the most famous booking services.
The cost of rooms in three-star hotels is around 5,000 rubles per night. But if you try, you can find a good housing option for up to 3,000 rubles. There are discounts, but to find them you will have to monitor quite a lot of hotels and spend a lot of time. For example, there are as many as 30 hotels on booking that are considered the best. There are a total of 138 different hotels and inns in Como where you can stay overnight.
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