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Lago di Como is an inverted Y-shaped alpine lake located in the northern part of Italy - Lombardy. It is the third largest Italian lake and one of the deepest in Europe.

Lago di Como is the ideal summer holiday destination for anyone who wants to combine sunbathing on the beach with active sports and hiking. The flourishing gardens and beaches with warm water form a contrast to the snow-capped peaks of the Alps.

Water sports, mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, tennis and climbing are all on offer. Sailing and fishing boats are moored side by side in the many small harbours. Around Lago di Como there are many beautiful buildings, a romantic coastal promenade, typical villages, castles and Alpine nature.









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