Milan Car Rentals


About Milan Car Rentals and The Almighty Smart Car

Use this online guide to learn how to get the best deals from Milan car rental companies.

Everyone loves the flexibility of being able to travel when and where they want. So one way to get to Lake Como from Milan is to rent a car which will allow you to explore all the charming little towns and points of interest along the way and at your very own pace! It is also fun to take your car onto one of the ferry boats which will let you explore the other parts the lake.

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Originally posted 2012-12-01 18:42:41. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Domaso

Domaso…
The Windsurfing Capital

The La Breva winds have created ideal conditions for water sports enthusiasts in Domaso, Italy.

Domaso is the hot-spot of Lake Como’s northern end. Young people abound as numerous watersport opportunities such as windsurfing, swimming, sailing, fishing unite with great nightclubs, restaurants and bars and the town remains vibrant all throughout the day and night.

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Originally posted 2012-12-01 02:12:56. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Lake Como Italy Weather

Lake Como, Italy Weather Details

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Lake Como, Italy weather is mild all year round. Compared to other regions in Central Europe, Lake Como is renowned for its superb Mediterranean-like climate where tropical and sub-tropical plants can grow year-round.

Italian weather is famed for its mild temperatures and balmy, Mediterranean sunshine. Winters are never very harsh and summers are never scalding hot.

During my first days in this Italian lake I had asked my friend, “Do palm trees grow here year round?”

He gave me a resound “Yes!”

I naively asked again…”Even in the winter?

He gave me another “Yes!”

Lake Como Italy weather is considered a micro-climate – a kind of cross between Mediterranean and sub-tropical climates.

It is renowned for its moderate winters and hot, generally dry summers. Palm trees actually survive year-round, a symbol of Lake Como’s sub-tropical climate and other beautiful plants such as camellias and magnolias also survive the winter months.

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Originally posted 2014-04-10 16:57:45. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Gravedona


Gravedona…
A Unique Medieval Experience

In Gravedona, one is quickly haunted by ghosts of the past with a town that has retained its medieval urban plan and a creepy church dating from the 12th century.

Gravedona may not be too far from Domaso, Lake Como’s windsurfing capital but the feel of the town is world’s apart. Even the residential houses tend to keep an ancient look about them, transporting tourists several hundred years back in time.

For others, however, Gravedona may seem like a more convenient base to get their watersports needs met than Domaso. After all, it has one of the most beautiful lakeside promenades found anywhere on the lake, great bicycle paths, sandy beaches, public tennis courts and a variety of sailing centers.

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Originally posted 2012-12-01 02:20:47. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Varenna


Varenna Italy…

A Piece of Heaven in Lake Como

Some consider Varenna Italy to be the most heavenly of all the towns on the Lake of Como. Elegant and peaceful, it captures the breath of its visitors with charming rustic houses, a matrix of narrow cobble-stoned alleyways, and its lovely lakeside promenade…

A nice stroll along the long, lakeside promenade which begins from the boat harbor is one of our favorite ways to unwind and relax…letting the peaceful sound of the waves from the deep-blue water, and the calming breezes capture your senses.

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Originally posted 2014-11-29 15:31:48. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Argegno


Argegno…
A Quiet Little Gem Hidden on the Lake

Although locals may consider Argegno a sleepy town, it is in fact a popular tourist destination.

It’s secluded location, backed by a tall-rising, majestic mountain offers superb views of Lake Como and an incredibly picturesque town. Some tourists, choose Argegno only as a passing-by town to get to ski-lifts and mountain trails nearby, or as a lunch stop for those enjoying the slow ferry ride up and down the lake.

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Originally posted 2012-12-01 00:36:03. Republished by Blog Post Promoter