🇮🇹Walking in the rain in the small town of Como

#JanuaryGoodDestinations2025 After arriving in Milan, in addition to touring the city, you may want to plan a day to visit Lake Como in the northern suburbs. As the third largest lake in Italy, Lake Como is not only a place of beautiful natural scenery, but also a famous holiday resort in Europe. The beauty here attracts countless tourists to explore. Lake Como is located in the Lombardy region of Italy. Although its area is smaller than Lake Garda (Lago di Garda) in the Tuscany region of Venice and Lake Maggiore (Lago Maggiore) on the Swiss border, its unique charm is no less. The lakeside town of Como is named after the lake and is known as the "Silk City". It not only has Gothic and Renaissance buildings such as the ancient town hall built in 1215 and the 14th-century marble church, but also the National Silk Academy and the Silk Research Institute, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery while gaining an in-depth understanding of Italy's silk culture.