When we talk about lakes in northern Italy it's hard not to consider Lake Como. The most famous lake in Lombardy, located 50 kilometers north of Milan, it is the deepest lake in Italy and the third largest by surface area and volume. Historically, the lake has been known since Roman times and today remains one of Italy’s most interesting tourist destinations, so much so that it was crowned the most beautiful lake in the world by the Huffington Post in 2014. The lake is not just a place for vacations worthy of a Roman patrician; rather, it has a wilder side waiting to be discovered. Today we will try to please all our walking readers by talking about trekking around Lake Como..
There are several trails that, year after year, welcome tens of thousands of tourists from all over Italy. For this reason today or the Apennines.
Reaching the tower is very easy because there is a well-marked path lasting about anhour starting from Piazzale Camerlata. This is doubly useful especially for those arriving in the city by train rather than by private transport; in fact, it is reachable with a comfortable 15-minute walk from the Como Camerlata station..
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We could spend more days talking about all the trekking routes around Lake Como that you can do, such is the beauty of that part of Italy.Since Alessandro Manzoni wrote about it until today, it has been hard for tourists not to be a little captivated by the lake’s stunning views, especially since many notable figures have also chosen to spend their holidays there.If you’re looking for someone to visit Lake Como and its undeniable beauties with, try signing up for Meeters to meet someone new!