Was man am Comer See essen sollte: Missoltini, Polenta und Seefisch
The complete Lake Como food guide: missoltini, perch risotto, polenta uncia, pizzoccheri, the alpine cheeses and Valtellina wines, and where each dish is done best.
Der Comer-See-Blog
Everything below is organised the way people actually plan a trip here: start with the essentials, pick what interests you, then browse the villages or dig into the latest articles further down.
Start planning Lake Como
The essentials, in the order most first-time visitors need them.
- Reiseführer Comer SeeWhere to start if this is your first trip.
- Ferry GuideTimetables, routes and how tickets actually work.
- From Milan & AirportsMalpensa, Linate and Bergamo to the lake.
- Where to StayWhich town to base yourself in, and why.
- Best Time to VisitSeason by season, what to expect.
- Parking GuideDriving in, ZTLs and where to leave the car.
Choose what interests you
Jump straight to the kind of trip you’re planning.
- Villages & TownsAll 50, mapped and filterable.
- Villas & LandmarksThe grand houses and gardens worth the detour.
- Walking & HikingTrails, viewpoints and how strenuous they really are.
- FamiliesFerries, strollers, heat and what actually works with kids.
- Solo TravelIndependent planning without overplanning.
- Rainy-Day PlanningA practical backup plan when the weather turns.
- Film LocationsStar Wars, Casino Royale and other screen sites.
- Culture & FoodHistory, tradition and the character behind the postcard.
Explore the villages
A small selection to start with — the full map covers all 50.
- ComoFirst-time visitors and day-trippers from Milan wanting a city base with shops, restaurants and transport.
- CernobbioVilla and garden lovers after old-world glamour on the western shore, without the crowds.
- VarennaCouples and garden lovers wanting a calmer base than Bellagio once the day boats leave.
- NessoPhotographers and walkers hunting the quieter, dramatic side of the eastern shore.
- GravedonaRomanesque architecture and open-water swimming on the upper lake, without the crowds.
- LeccoA genuine Italian city over a resort — literature, mountains and lower prices.
Practical planning
Transport, timing and getting around without stress.
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Der Comer See im Herbst und Winter: Was ist wann geöffnet
What is open on Lake Como from October to March: villa closing dates, the winter ferry timetable, which villages stay alive, Christmas in Como and a three-day winter plan.
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Comer-See-Reiseroute: 1, 2, 3 und 5 Tage, geplant per Fähre
Four ready-to-use Lake Como itineraries for 1, 2, 3 and 5 days, built around real ferry legs, villa opening days and where to sleep, with a rainy-day swap for every day.
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Lake Como Villages: Map & Guide to Every Town and Hamlet
Explore every village and hamlet on Lake Como with an interactive map and filterable guide — organized by shore, transport access, and what each place is best for.
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Vercana am Comer See: das Terrassendorf oberhalb von Domaso
Panoramablicke, ruhige Hanglage und Wanderer, die mehr als das Seeufer erkunden möchten.
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Vassena am Comer See: das Hafenherz von Oliveto Lario
Ein ruhiger Hafen, Olivenlandschaften und ein wenig besuchter Ausgangspunkt am Lecco-Arm.
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Tavernola am Comer See: das erste Dorf hinter Como
Verkehrsverbindungen, Bootsfreunde und Reisende zwischen Como und Cernobbio.
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Sorico am Comer See: wo sich der See zu den Alpen öffnet
Vogelbeobachtung, leichte Naturwege und Reisende, die den Übergang vom See zu den Alpen erleben möchten.
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Piona am Comer See: die Abteihalbinsel am oberen See
Romanische Architektur, stille Landschaften und ein besinnlicher halber Tag am oberen See.
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Perledo am Comer See: die Bergdörfer oberhalb von Varenna
Wandern, Ausblicke von den Hügeln und Reisende, die mehr als Varennas Uferpromenade entdecken möchten.
