Italy’s lakes are not just bodies of water; they’re cultural havens, historical treasures, and pockets of natural beauty. Among the crown jewels of the Italian lakes are Lake Como and Lake Garda, two ...

But a question that comes up again and again for travellers contemplating a trip to this beautiful part of the world is: Lake Como or Lake Garda? Choosing between Lake Como or Lake Garda is certainly ...

Lake Como. At about 82 square miles, Lake Maggiore is Italy’s second-largest lake after Lake Garda. Its opposing shores are in two different regions of Italy, Lombardy to the east and Piedmont ...

Picture yourself cruising gently across a glassy lake, the mountain peaks outlined in soft sunlight as they hug the water's edge. A light breeze carries the scent of blooming jasmine, and stately ...

When the desire is to be surrounded with nothing but nature, consider making a visit to any of the most beautiful lakes in ...

Just 90 minutes from Lake Como, this stunning lake is cheaper ... The second-largest lake in Italy and the largest in southern Switzerland is best taken in aboard a leisurely boat trip where ...

the second-largest lake in Italy that stretches into Switzerland. Over-tourism has long been a problem at neighbouring Lake Como, so my expectations for a relaxing holiday to the Italian ...

Nneya Richards Northern Italy’s beautiful lake region, with water nestled among the Pre-Alps, is a welcome reprieve for Italians and visitors alike from northern industrial cities. Lake Como is ...

This charming 16th-century locanda has one of the most stunning locations on the lake, offering a... Read expert review ...