Comer See - Reiseführer - Lago di Como

Lake Como, also known as Lario, is one of the most beautifully situated lakes in Europe. The unique combination of almost alpine landscapes, Mediterranean vegetation, and the settlements that climb high up the mountains makes Lake Como truly distinctive. In spring, it showcases a striking contrast: while snowfields shimmer on the mountains, a fireworks display of colors ignites along the sun-kissed shores below. Camellias and azaleas compete in bloom in the gardens of the old villas. Exhibitions honoring these colorful plants attract the first visitors to the lake as early as February. It is these majestic villas that draw the greatest attraction around Lake Como. Ranging from small and enchanting to elegant and grand, they present themselves as architectural delights. Many also boast opulent parks filled with plants from all over the world. The mountainous region, on the other hand, conceals a rare flora that has become native here and appreciates the mild climate of the southern pre-Alps, just like the travelers.