Como Trip Overview
Lake Como, with its chief town Como, has been a leisure location since the Roman age: visited by aristocrats and wealthy citizens, it has kept this exclusive allure since then. Gorgeous gardens and villas are visible from the lake, while art treasures are scattered all around the lakeside, dotted by small, charming villages.
This private experience will allow you to discover the lake from an unusual perspective: by a helicopter, you will fly over Lario and perceive its characteristic “Y” shape, exploring the “sines and gulfs” described by the famous Italian writer Alessandro Manzoni in his masterpiece, “I promessi sposi”.
Meanwhile, you will chill out sipping a glass of iced saprkling white wine: a toast to the wonders of this enchanting surrounding.
Additional Info
Duration: 2 hours
Starts: Como, Italy
Trip Category: Air, Helicopter & Balloon Tours >> Helicopter Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Como, Lombardy, Italy
Lake Como, with its chief town Como, has been a leisure location since the Roman age: visited by aristocrats and wealthy citizens, it has kept this exclusive allure since then. Gorgeous gardens and villas are visible from the lake, while art treasures are scattered all around the lakeside, dotted by small, charming villages.
This private experience will allow you to discover the lake from an unusual perspective: by a helicopter, you will fly over Lario and perceive its characteristic “Y” shape, exploring the “sines and gulfs” described by the famous Italian writer Alessandro Manzoni in his masterpiece, “I promessi sposi”.
Meanwhile, you will chill out sipping a glass of iced saprkling white wine: a toast to the wonders of this enchanting surrounding.
Itinerary
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Pass By: Lake Como, Lake Como, Lombardy
This glacial lake, lying 50 km North of Milan and close to the Swiss-Italian border, has always had a strong appeal for artists and tourists. Since the Roman age, it has been a leisure location for aristocrats and still, due to the quite impervious configuration, it has not been reached by the mass tourism.
It shows a characteristic “Y” shape, dividing itself into the “Como branch” (South-West), the “Lecco branch” (South-East) and the “Colico basin” (North).
