Lake and surroundings

Located at the foot of Mount Bisbino, between Como and the Swiss border, Cernobbio attracts visitors for its natural and architectural charm. Strolling along the famous lakeside promenade, one can admire the elegant villas reflected in the waters of Lake Como, such as the famous Villa d'Este, which hosts international events every year and whose gardens enrich the surrounding landscape with beauty.

Known as the 'Pearl of Lake Como', Bellagio is characterised by its picturesque streets, charming gardens and breathtaking views. Situated on the promontory that separates the Como branch from the Lecco branch, Bellagio offers slow tourism with walks along the lakefront, shopping among craft workshops and visits to the parks and gardens in the area.

Comacina Island, at 600 metres long and 200 metres wide, is a unique destination on Lake Como. Accessible by boat from the village of Ossuccio, the island offers natural landscapes and sites of archaeological interest. Among the main attractions are the remains of the Basilica of Sant'Eufemia and the fascinating coastal landscape that surrounds it.

Located on the western shore of Lake Como, Menaggio is one of the most popular villages in the area. Attractions not to be missed include the historic centre, with its charming cobbled streets and characteristic squares, the lakeside promenade, the medieval castle and the Villa Mylius Vigoni, an elegant historic residence surrounded by an English-style park. Excursions and a wide range of outdoor activities are also possible from Menaggio.