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LAKE COMO, ITALY (2024) | 12 BEST Things To Do In & Around Lake Como (+ Travel Tips)
Located in the North of Italy's Lombardy region, Lake Como is known for its dramatic beauty. Shaped like an upside-down Y, this vast lake stretches about 50 kilometers or 30 miles and is set against the foothills of the Italian Alps. Unlike other Italian lakes, Como boasts a chic atmosphere, with historic villas and elegant towns lining its ...
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