Where is Lake Como?

Lake Como, also known as Lario,  is the third-largest lake in Italy (after Lake Garda and Lake Maggiore). One of the deepest lakes in Europe, Lake Como has a maximum depth of about 410 meters (448 yards).

Its distinctive shape, which resembles an inverted Y, is the result of glaciers melting and the ancient Adda river's erosive action. Due to this, the two southern branches were created, in the middle of which is the renowned Bellagio.

One of the most beautiful landscapes in the world may be seen in Lake Como, which is situated at the base of the Alps. You'll be astonished to learn about the variety of activities to do at Lake Garda if you plan to visit the Italian lakes.