Lenno...
A Sleepy Town with Perks
Lenno may not seem like the obvious place in which tourists would want to spend their Lake Como holiday, but rest assured that a visit into this charming town may yield very pleasant surprises.
Perhaps most famous for its hand-made olive oil which you are sometimes lucky to come accross at various Lake Como restaurants, Lenno offers more to its visitors than just a bottle of oil.
In fact, on Fridays and Saturdays, a local restaurant/bar called the Lido, turns into a hot nightclub, where people dance on the beach or on the covered dance floor while enjoying cheap drinks and an exciting atmosphere. FYI: The restaurant closes at 11pm but the beach bar closes at 4am!
Getting Here
From Milano, you can take a train to Como and then take the C10 bus to Lenno.
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Where to Stay
There is a wide range of Lenno hotels at one's disposition ranging from one to four stars.
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What To Do
The most exciting attraction in Lenno, by far, is Villa Balbianello. Now a museum, its interiors exhibit details on the extraordinary lifestyle of one of Italy's richest men and last owners of the villa - Guido Monzoni.
You can also visit two interesting churches dating back from the 11th and 12th centuries - the Church of San Stefano and San Battistero and the Abbazia dell' Acquafredda.
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