Italian Lakes

From the slopes surrounding Lakes Maggiore, Lugano and Como, walk ancient trails, walk through the gardens of 18th-century villas and find many quaint lakeside villages. Absorb the area's cultural village lifestyle and take in amazing views of lakes, forest green hills and snow topped mountains. For many years, the Italian lakes have been a favourite holiday destination from Roman historians to aristocratic Europeans to today's many celebrities, all impressed by its hot climate, quiet lakesides, and its regional tasty cuisine. Como is known to be the most beautiful of all the Italian lakes. The tourist friendly and delightful town of Bellagio, found where the main body of water meets its eastern Lecco branch, and Varenna, on the clean eastern shore, both deserve a visit. Or you can explore the lake by boat—travel is also rally effortless and the views are breath-taking.