Is Lake Como worth visiting? 100,000% yes. It’s touristy, but the incredible scenery, easy ferries, charming villages and relaxed atmosphere make it one of my favourite places in Italy.
Is Lake Como worth visiting? 100,000% yes. It’s touristy, but the incredible scenery, easy ferries, charming villages and relaxed atmosphere make it one of my favourite places in Italy.
How many days do you need in Lake Como? I’d recommend four days, but here’s how to plan your trip whether you have just one day or up to five.
Only have one day for Lake Como? Here’s my exact itinerary from Milan, taking you from Varenna to Bellagio and Villa Carlotta by train and ferry.
Wondering where to stay in Lake Como? I’d choose Bellagio as your base. Here’s why I recommend it, plus two central hotels and my favourite budget-friendly farm stay.
Is Milan worth visiting? I’ve been three times in different seasons, and honestly, I’m still not a fan. Here’s why I’d visit for a day, but wouldn’t stay much longer.
Discover the 10 best things to do in Milan, from climbing the Duomo rooftop and exploring Navigli to finding hidden churches, art and beautiful neighbourhoods.
Wondering where to stay in Milan? Here’s my guide to the best areas, hostels and hotels in Milan, from lively Navigli to the Duomo and Central Station.
Thinking about backpacking Northern Italy? From hostels and budgets to transport, solo travel and the best route, here’s my honest guide based on my own experiences travelling through Northern Italy.
Is Northern Italy worth visiting? Absolutely. From Lake Como and the Dolomites to beautiful cities, mountains, lakes and amazing food, Northern Italy has so much to offer. Here’s my honest take, including the downsides.
Is Italy worth visiting? YES. From incredible food and ancient history to beaches, mountains, lakes and beautiful cities, Italy has so much to offer. But it also has some downsides. Here’s my honest opinion after travelling around Italy.