Here is the rough itinerary. Option 1 : Start Milan at 9 AM Reaches Lugano at 1020. Mainly interested in doing a cruise /boat ride at the Lake. Leave Lugano by train - there is a 1322 train and reaches Como at 1400. Como first do a lake boat ride and then also do a Brunate Funicular ride specially to visit the lighthouse.
Traveling from Milan to Como by train is very easy. Catch a train from the Milan Central station to Como S Giovanni. You can also take the Milan Porta Garibaldi station to the main Como station as well. The ride is about 37 minutes. You can find all the options and times here.
Catching the train from Milan is a great way to get to Lake Como. Como, at the base of the western arm, has a major train station on the Milan to Switzerland line. On the eastern side of the lake, the Varenna-Esino station (Tirano-Lecco-Milan line) is a popular gateway for those staying in Varenna, or villages further north.One of the many excellent e-bike tours in Como, this three-hour excursion provides outdoor enthusiasts with a local guide to lead them through the villages of Laglio, Moltrasio, and Cernobbio, and later across the border into Swiss vineyards. Cost: from $120 per person. Duration: Three hours. Distance: 20 - 30 miles. Here are eight of the very best day trips from Milan. Lake Como. Why go?: To experience la bella vita. Studded with lavish villas and backed by the dramatic scenery of the Italian Alps, languid Lake Como was a playground for the rich and famous long before George Clooney showed up on the scene. Perhaps the best way to experience the lake is by Lake Como. (Photo by Francesco Meroni/Getty Images) Lake Iseo. For a low-key, family-friendly break, visit Lake Iseo. Ferry over to Monte Isola, an island in the middle of the lake where you can rent bikes and lap the island, stopping to dive into the cool lake waters or to admire the teeny islet of Loreto, which is home to a private castle towering over Iseo's crystal blue waters. The easiest towns to get to are Como, Varenna, Dervio and Colico Piano, all being servied by trains. The best towns are Como, because it has the most to see and do, and Varenna, its gorgeous and has great ferry connections across the lake.
Puglia’s capital city of Bari has daily flights to Milan, and from there you can take a train to Lake Como. The second fastest route to get from Puglia to the Lakes District would be via train. Traveling by rail will take anywhere from 8-11 hours, depending on connections, and you can expect at least two transfers during the trip.
The cheapest way to get from Milan Cathedral to Lake Como costs only $475, and the quickest way takes just 15¼ hours. Find the travel option that best suits you. Rome2Rio uses cookies to help personalize content and show you personalised ads.
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