THE NORTHERN LAKES
The northern Italian lakes embody a rare and timeless elegance, where nature and culture exist in perfect harmony. From the dramatic alpine backdrop of Lake Como to the vibrant, sun-kissed shores of Lake Garda, each destination reveals its own distinct character while sharing an atmosphere of understated sophistication. Explore the lakes of northern Italy, and enjoy the beauty that has attracted visitors for many decades.
About The Northern Lakes.
Visitors come here to relax and enjoy the stunning beauty of the lakes and their opulent villas. Lake Como, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Garda are the most popular, and the latter one attracts those interested in water sports.
Lakes To Visit
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From the main cities such as Como and Lecco, to the smaller and lesser-known towns that hide unique gems. All united by the como charm characterized by flower gardens, woods, inlets, valleys, prestigious villas and medieval architecture.
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Lake Garda offers the visitor a beautiful natural landscape, and the art and history enthusiast authentic gems such as the Vittoriale degli Italiani, the Ugo da Como Foundation in Lonato or the Grotte di Catullo in Sirmione.
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Lake Maggiore (Lago Maggiore) is only the second largest of northern Italy lakes. Its most popular attractions are on the western shore with the subtropical parks.
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Lake Iseo radiates a tranquil, almost undiscovered beauty for travelers who want to experience authentic Italy. Crystal-clear water and picturesque fishing villages meet the impressive mountain world of the Alps. Lake Iseo is a perfect blend of natural beauty, historical significance and cultural diversity.
Sacro Monte — Heritage Site
Villa Crespi — Lake Orta
Villa Crespi — Lake Orta
Villa Crespi — Lake Orta
Laqua by the Lake — Orta
Laqua by the Lake — Orta
Como Lake — [Photo by: Mariya Georgieva] — [• Unsplash]
Como Lake — [Photo by: Ric Govic] — [• Unsplash]
Grand Hotel Fasano — Garda Lake
Castello dal Pozzo — Lago Maggiore