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Holiday rentals in Como's picturesque paradise
Lettings to enjoy the beauty of the lake
If you are looking for a holiday letting in Como you can find interesting solutions, such as rentals with terrace or garden where you can see the lake and appreciate the charm. Alternatively, there are holiday rentals located right in the historic centre, allowing you to fully experience the liveliness and beauty. They have different sizes and are adapted to the different living needs of guests.
Bright and quiet
Your holiday rental in Como can have special features, but of all will ensure you the quiet, but still be well served by means and exercises. Better still if it has a private car park and if it is not too far from the place of departure of the ferries. Fortunately for you, there are many possibilities to find holiday rentals in Como with these features and, probably, even with some more. Just to mention one of the many possibilities, the proximity of the funicular that leads to Brunate. For more people are also available villas, spacious and prestigious, ideal for a holiday for aristocrats. And if you want to experience a timeless beauty that has captivated visitors for centuries, you should book a holiday letting in Lake Como.
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The accommodations in Como come with:
- Pets Allowed
- Terrace
- Internet
- Garden
- Parking
Holidays in Como
Recognize Como's Landmarks
The centre on the lakeside
The Lombard capital of the province, Como has a fundamental role as a city that is part of the Lombard area of lakes. Located in the extreme south of the lake of the same name, also known as Lario, it attracts international tourism and has always been renowned for its silk industry. If you book a holiday letting in Como, in the central area, means being able to enjoy everything that the heart of the city reserves and, at the same time, being able to live on the lakeside. From here, among other things, there are many boats that leave for daily tours to reach the most characteristic towns along the banks of this stretch of water.
The Alps behind
Our holiday rental and lettings in Como overlooks the lake, and they may have windows behind it that open onto a mountain landscape. The city, in fact, is located in a basin on the slopes of the Alps. The city centre, of considerable artistic interest and great charm, is formed by a historical nucleus which, still today, maintains the aspect of the Roman castrum intact. The watchtowers and the walls date back to the Middle Ages. The natural scenery that frames the city is as valuable as the historical one.
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Lake Como for families
If you have decided to spend your holidays on the lake with your family if you rent a holiday letting in Como, you can fully experience the city and its many possibilities for fun. The different beaches and shores on the Como coast of the lake combine a landscape of sweet tones and wild, with coasts that can make children happy. At the Lido near Villa Olmo, for example, children can also take part in a swimming school while their mothers can devote themselves to a healthy water aerobics course. If you're seeking relaxation, outdoor adventures, or cultural experiences for your family, our holiday rentals in Bellagio, a charming town on Lake Como offers you the perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. It's no wonder that Bellagio continues to captivate the hearts of visitors from around the world.
Lake Como for navigators
The many boats of the Lake's Navigation Authority provide the opportunity to visit the lake from the perspective of the lake itself. The experience is really exciting and, even in this case, will manage to capture the interest of children and young people. the fleet, among other things, also has inside vintage boats, capable of giving even more flavour to the trip. If you like to use the boat as a means of transport, do not miss this opportunity to have a different perspective of the lake, its villages and the beautiful patrician villas that stand on its shores. Explore these options for holiday rentals and lettings in Como to make the most of your lakeside adventure.
Did you know that Europe's largest dune, the Dune du Pilat, is nearly 3 kilometres long and 500 metres wide, reaching 110 metres in height, and moving inland at 5 metres a year, and is perched right alongside the southern end of Arcachon Bay!
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Find out the best travel tips for Como!
Top 5 travel tips
1. Attending the Music Festival
In Como, the appointment with the Music Festival is annual. The event, which is attended by internationally renowned musicians and composers, is particularly awaited, also because it touches all forms of music: the notes of symphonic, lyrical, light and electronic music start from the Arena of Villa Olmo and reach cloisters, streets, gardens and every part of the city. All holiday rentals in Como, for a few days a year, can experience this magic. Still wanting more? Find a villa in Bellagio and indulge yourself in its lively culture and colourful festivals
2. A city for cyclists
The Lakes cycle route crosses one of the most spectacular scenarios in Northern Italy. It extends for 160 km, also touching Lake Como and connecting it with Lake Maggiore and with lakes of fame and smaller size. The route runs entirely on cycle paths or secondary roads with little traffic and that allows you to ride in peace without taking risks.
3. Going to Brunate by funicular
The Como funicular, inaugurated in 1894, is still today an exceptional means of transport to reach the village of Brunate, which dominates from above Como. The funicular ride gives you a panoramic view of the lake and the natural scenery that surrounds it. Brunate, in turn, is rich in greenery and beautiful villas, and walking through its streets is a real pleasure.
4. Going to Como Cathedral
Como Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, is one of the most iconic landmarks in Como. This stunning cathedral is a prime example of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Its construction dates back to the 14th century, and it took centuries to complete. The exterior features intricate details, including sculptures, statues, and ornate decorations.
5. Visiting the old Villa Olmo
Villa Olmo is an impressive neoclassical villa that sits on the shores of Lake Como. Built in the late 18th century, the villa is renowned for its architectural beauty and its magnificent parkland. It has hosted numerous historical figures, including Napoleon Bonaparte. You can improve your experience by booking a villa in Como near the Villa Olmo!
Information about holiday lettings in Como
🏡 Holiday lettings available: | 320 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -54%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £40. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, air conditioning and balcony. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 74 properties. |
📶 For workation: | 97% of the properties. |