Lake Como is stunning! It was recently voted the most beautiful lake in Europe, and lake Garda came in second place. High recommend visits to both of them.
It takes me back to working in the travel industry, selling holidays from the 'lakes and mountains' brochures. Ingrams, Crystal etc...You brought the place to life! Beautiful!
Unfortunately the sky wasn't quite as blue as what appears in the brochures, but it's definitely the sort of place that forces you to slow down and relax.
Went to Como from Milan, beautiful place. We went on the lake boat trip, in March, stayed on the open top deck when everyone was undercover. I'm Scottish I can cope, "it's not really that cold" - The cough I started off with progressed to pneumonia, off work for 2 months. 14 years later I still don't feel I've fully recovered. Would love to go again, but I wouldn't be so foolish next time.
Spent a few days in Milan in Sept two years ago before heading to Como (seriously warm during the daytime and spectacular thunderstorms at night) to celebrate our anniversary - the 5 days in and around Como were quite incredible (accommodation was over €1k per night for 5-star, but worth it given the occasion) it's a beautiful area and the people fabulous. I look forward to your return trip.
Hello, next time you come here to Lake Como, come from Milano Centrale to Varenna, the central lake area Varenna-Menaggio-Bellagio is the most famous and popular. You can take a ferry ride around the lake and get off anywhere to explore... spring or autumn is best, summer very busy!
Did that a few years ago. Stayed a couple of nights there in Varenna, and used a day pass on the ferries. Such a beautiful place. The station was on the hillside, a little steep on the road back up, but not too difficult.
Of course, Trenord is the company, from Milano Centrale through Lecco to Varenna, although the train will go on to Sondrio and Tirano, so that is what you want to look for on the board ..
Hello , Thanks for ur helpful comment ..I was planing to do so when I reach there & I found an offer from trenord train company on there website for round trip from Milan to varena + open day ferry tickets ..my concern is that would I be able to get back to Milan from como not from Varena ? I wanted to do so in order to get the chance to see all in one day Varena- bellagio then como ..I was trying to contact Trenord company but couldn’t find a way to do it online
We love the Italian Swiss canton of Ticino on the otherside of the border with Locarno and Lugano. Both of which have great boat trips on lakes. If I remember correctly TILO is a joint Swiss / Italian company linking TIcino and LOmbardia hence the name. It is a regional service between Milano and Bellinzona.
Reminds me of my youth, went on a bike tour of the Italian Lakes, Venice and then down to Bologna. Took the train from Victoria, disembarked at Como to start the bike tour.
last year i did the Bergamo thing (after steve marsh's video) and like you i did the lake Como trip too ( i took the other train to Lecco) it is stunning, and surprisingly easy to get to.
I can recommend taking the boat from Como to either Menaggio or Bellagio and taking the bus back. Particularly the bus ride is one which you will not forget easily. And if you have time you can visit some of the small towns or villages en route. Some great local markets (there's a folder about these at the Como tourist centre).
I did this jounrney a few years back. Part of a special holiday. Bergamo - Milan- Lake Como- Milan - Venice. This video brings back special memories. Thankyou. 😊
I just clicked on a video for Lake Como because I want to go there. It's perfect, I'm staying next to the Cadorna station. Glad to see the train goes straight to Lake Como.
I went from Milan to Varenna on the RE8. Lovely views of lake como and the amazing grounds and gardens of Vila Monastero. Slightly longer train ride but the views along the way are magnificent
I've been there but I don't remember it! About 25 years ago. Italy is so beautiful. I tried to learn the language as my daughter is half Italian but I don't remember any of that either! Enjoyable video Scott, thanks.
Looks absolutely beautiful, can see why so many celebs buy a home in the area. Your ability to smell rain is because you can smell petirchor, I can smell it too.
In Northern Italy the Tennants they serve is Tennants super (yes, that one) in 1/2 pints, it is deemed as a dark beer there and very popular especially in Milan in the suburbs.
This was great Scott. A real trip down memory lane as I lived about 10 mins away from the Stazione Centrale when I lived in Milan and we would often catch the train to Como. I also remember taking my parents when they were over for a holiday from the UK as they adored it. Try to come back in May or September. It's way too busy and hot in the summer.
Been there a few times, for some reason I’ve found Scottish beers in a lot of bars in Northern Italy, even in remote non touristy villages. I’ve only ever been in the winter time, each time it’s been cold, grey and wet, yet I loved it
If you ever go back to Bergamo, you should think about getting a train to Brescia and visit the castle, its location is like Edinburgh castle, on a hill, and its a stunning place too, used to be an zoo at some point too, and if you feel even more adventurous, on the same trip take a train from Brescia to Lake Iseo, where you can get a small 10 min boat trip over to Monte Isola island, it rivals lake Como. A Plane, a train and a boat all in 1 day, perfect for you scott 😀
I’ve really enjoyed this one Scott (not that I don’t enjoy em all) 😁What a lovely trip to make and how magnificent was Como!!Thanks for keeping us laughing too ‘I think I’ll follow that man’… hilarious 😂sending best wishes Clive
Great video, we did the same trip the Tuesday after Easter, weather was beautiful, but “platform roulette” is what we experienced too on the way back to Milan!!!
They are beautiful, but I feel Iseo is a better choice for tourists with public transport. You can easily reach all the major village on the east coast of lake Iseo with a train from Brescia. Idro, on the other hand, it's a two and a half hours bus ride from Brescia, on a line with only 6 runs a day.
About that Tilo/Trenord confusion: TiLo is the operator of regional trains in Ticino and between Ticino and Lombardy, and is a joint venture between Trenord and SBB. The TiLo RE80 between Milano Centrale and Locarno is the fastest train between Milan and Como (even slightly faster than the EC) and is a perfectly normal regional train, also when it comes to tickets. Trains to Como Lago are a bit slower, just like the S11 from Garibaldi, but are super convenient to/from central Milan, as Milano Cadorna is located just next to the Sforza Castle. Anyway, to fully appreciate the beauty of the lake you better take the RE to Sondrio/Tirano and get off at Varenna (just 1h from Milan) and eventually get a ferry to Bellagio, Menaggio, Tremezzo, etc.
I'm a newbee to your channel Scott.. both you and Steve marsh ....brilliant...enjoyed this video..lake garda is beautiful in May time so I'm sure como is also..👍
Hello! Ha! I was there last Saturday, the weather was certainly much much nicer, and there were a considerable amount of people. You can indeed take the Trenord from Como Lago to Milano Cadorna (near Castello Sforzesco) that´s the way we did it, we actually went straight from the Airport (Malpensa) via Saronno. Lake Como is really beautiful! Bellaggio in particular.
Loved the video, & your humour. How far was the station from the lake & what was the coffee like? Thanks from NZ. thinking of going to lake como April or May next year.
Beautiful Como! If you ever come back...Brunatte, through the funicular is really worth it, plenty of places to walk and find breathtaking views of the lake, is a half day ride, and if you like to navigate the lake, I suggest stops at Bellagio and Varenna, this navigation takes you the whole day, but is really worth it too.
Looks a great area. I've never been to Lake Como (I've been to Lake Garda which was wonderful). Amazing that First class can be 1 Euro more....in UK that would be at least double most of the time. Gone from 50K subs to 60K in the blink of an eye!
Hi 👋 my friend its my second time watching you as I only been to North Italy along time ago and I also remember you doing a RUclips video with Steve in Scotland
Did the same trip in March, Como is absolutely stunning! For the next time I highly recommend taking the fast service boat to Bellagio!! ;) For me, it'll be staying on the train till Lugano the next time :)) and paying for the 1st class.. the Trenord back to Milan was absolutely packed, barely any standing room. I also had the luxury of traveling with a group of local scouts on top of me constantly stepping on my feet - what could possibly go wrong lol
The only downside of Como San Giovanni is that is much farther from the lakeside than Como Lago station which is served by trains from Cadorna station in Milan. As for the funicular I did take it up to Brunate a few times and believe me it is a lovely spot and food is better than in Como
Hi Scott, we did the same trip in September last year, however as it was a Sunday it was full of tourist and day trippers and we didnt get a Lake cruise. But a good stroll like you round the town and lakeside was done. Also concur the Milan Centrale is a stunning station and was worth the trip om its own
Just Gorgeous (apart from MuckDonalds)! Living a hundred miles away, I was forever being asked directions in Melbourne in years past. Same thing happened in London, Oslo and Bergen..!
In order to get to Como to the Como Nord Lago you need to depart from a third station, Cadorna (which is the most central, being just 10 minutes on foot from the Duomo). Also, from the west end of the lake front, there is the funicular to Brunate, a village just above Como. Next time check it out. FInally, TILO isn't a local operatior, it's a joint venture between the Italian and the Swiss operators.
Como Lago is the best route...Starts Cadorna Station in Milan - Double decker trains too...Como Lago at the waters edge... The main station in Como is a lengthy walk away. Milan Centrale is so beautiful though.
Better to train from Milan C.LE to Varenna Escino. You end up in the middle of the Lake Como region and can take a all day ferry pass btwn Varenna, Menaggio and Bellagio. Menaggio is the most peaceful imho
Scott next time you visit Sutton head out to Howth to McNeills pub all pints are €5.00 on a Friday night from 5-8 pm and after that only €5.90. The food is also excellent there and you can have a special from Monday to Thursday of seafood chowder with homemade brown bread and a quarter pounder with chips for only €22. You can also get the 101 bus to the Airport for only €3 from Sutton dart station which is the next one down from Howth you were at Sutton dart station when you visited Burrow beach
Good video, did you take a look at the 1st class catering offering? I'm travelling from Milan to Genoa in a few weeks fron now, have booked 1st class, hoping for level boarding to save having to lift the suit cases too much ... was last in Mlian for the 2015 Expo and then I took a French train to Chambery (using the line that is currently closed by a landslide), when we got back to Milan my Mrs almost fell off the train because the steps were so high/steep.
@@andrewyoung749 I read it as a comment rather than a joke - I’ve had a number of people seriously state this ‘fact’ over the last couple of years. Sometimes I’ll explain, on other days I just give up. Finito Benito!
I went to Como, one of the first stops when I did American Music Abroad back in 2016. We mostly had lunch and stuff on the lake. 13:02 seems fairly familiar, I'll have to go back through my hard drives and try and potentially narrow where I had a pizza-and I scarfed that whole thing solo
Like a few others I would recommend the regional train to Sondrio/Tirano and get off at Varenna, which has cutesy back streets, a lovely ruined fort on the hill, and ferries to Bellagio and elsewhere. That’s where all the tourists were instead of Como! Or carry on the same train to Valtellina, which is a gorgeous valley close to the Swiss border, and ending up in Tirano for the connection to St Moritz and the Bernina Express. Book the Bernina train in advance if you want a scenic carriage. Or just go down to the bottom of Lake Como, to Colico, where there are far fewer international tourists so the atmosphere is much more Italian. I can feel approaching rain too - it’s the sudden drop in air pressure and less birdsong.
Hey, there are Trenord trains that also go to Centrale so that should not be the indicator. You should look at the train number. Also an easier route for you would be to go from Milan to Varenna (como station). It takes you to the middle of the lake and is easier to get to Bellagio. Enjoy!
The three Milan's rlwy stations for lakes resorts (lakes Maggiore, Lugano, Como and Garda, this one the farest, are connected by metro line 2 (green one): Milano Nord Cadorna for Como Lago and Laveno, Milano Garibaldi for Arona, Stresa, Laveno, Luino (lake Maggiore) and Porto Ceresio (lake Lugano), Milano Centrale for lake Maggiore (Arona, Stresa) Como San Giovanni, Lecco, Varenna.
The Moto Guzzi factory is the oldest continuously operating motorcycle builder in Europe. It is located at Madello del Lario on the shore of Lake Como. Might be interesting to take a tour if possible.
Planes, trains, and motorcycles. The Moto Guzzi motorcycle factory is located on the shores of Lake Como. Making bikes for more than 100 years in the same factory. A beautiful part if Italy! I wish it were me!
Lakes and mountains are my favourite holiday destinations! Throw in a train journey - even better! Lovely to see this video.
Lake Como is stunning! It was recently voted the most beautiful lake in Europe, and lake Garda came in second place. High recommend visits to both of them.
It takes me back to working in the travel industry, selling holidays from the 'lakes and mountains' brochures. Ingrams, Crystal etc...You brought the place to life! Beautiful!
Unfortunately the sky wasn't quite as blue as what appears in the brochures, but it's definitely the sort of place that forces you to slow down and relax.
Hi Scott. I always look forward to your videos. Probably my favourite you tuber, with your laid back and amusing comments. Keep them coming, please.
Went to Como from Milan, beautiful place. We went on the lake boat trip, in March, stayed on the open top deck when everyone was undercover. I'm Scottish I can cope, "it's not really that cold" - The cough I started off with progressed to pneumonia, off work for 2 months. 14 years later I still don't feel I've fully recovered. Would love to go again, but I wouldn't be so foolish next time.
I can smell oncoming snow and have been able to since I was a kid! I was pleased to see people eating outside whatever they were wearing.
me too
Spent a few days in Milan in Sept two years ago before heading to Como (seriously warm during the daytime and spectacular thunderstorms at night) to celebrate our anniversary - the 5 days in and around Como were quite incredible (accommodation was over €1k per night for 5-star, but worth it given the occasion) it's a beautiful area and the people fabulous. I look forward to your return trip.
I am a big fan of Trieste and Bologna, but from your video, Como is up there. On the bucket list!
Nooo
Hello, next time you come here to Lake Como, come from Milano Centrale to Varenna, the central lake area Varenna-Menaggio-Bellagio is the most famous and popular. You can take a ferry ride around the lake and get off anywhere to explore... spring or autumn is best, summer very busy!
Did that a few years ago. Stayed a couple of nights there in Varenna, and used a day pass on the ferries. Such a beautiful place. The station was on the hillside, a little steep on the road back up, but not too difficult.
Please can you tell me which train company you travelled with from central to varenna
Of course, Trenord is the company, from Milano Centrale through Lecco to Varenna, although the train will go on to Sondrio and Tirano, so that is what you want to look for on the board ..
Hello , Thanks for ur helpful comment ..I was planing to do so when I reach there & I found an offer from trenord train company on there website for round trip from Milan to varena + open day ferry tickets ..my concern is that would I be able to get back to Milan from como not from Varena ? I wanted to do so in order to get the chance to see all in one day Varena- bellagio then como ..I was trying to contact Trenord company but couldn’t find a way to do it online
@@maialsubaie3655 Hi yes you can from Como San Giovanni station, with Trenord
Wow... Como my birthplace..... 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 I moved to Glasgow years ago... But still my place........ 😍👍
We love the Italian Swiss canton of Ticino
on the otherside of the border
with Locarno and Lugano.
Both of which have great boat trips on lakes.
If I remember correctly TILO
is a joint Swiss / Italian company
linking TIcino and LOmbardia
hence the name.
It is a regional service between
Milano and Bellinzona.
Great timing. I'm flying out to Milan from Edinburgh on Saturday and lake Como will be a day trip soon after.
Reminds me of my youth, went on a bike tour of the Italian Lakes, Venice and then down to Bologna. Took the train from Victoria, disembarked at Como to start the bike tour.
last year i did the Bergamo thing (after steve marsh's video) and like you i did the lake Como trip too ( i took the other train to Lecco) it is stunning, and surprisingly easy to get to.
I can recommend taking the boat from Como to either Menaggio or Bellagio and taking the bus back. Particularly the bus ride is one which you will not forget easily. And if you have time you can visit some of the small towns or villages en route. Some great local markets (there's a folder about these at the Como tourist centre).
I did this jounrney a few years back. Part of a special holiday. Bergamo - Milan- Lake Como- Milan - Venice. This video brings back special memories. Thankyou. 😊
I just clicked on a video for Lake Como because I want to go there. It's perfect, I'm staying next to the Cadorna station. Glad to see the train goes straight to Lake Como.
Lake Como, Garda, Maggiore, Iseo, etc. Marvelous!!
I went from Milan to Varenna on the RE8. Lovely views of lake como and the amazing grounds and gardens of Vila Monastero. Slightly longer train ride but the views along the way are magnificent
I can also smell rain but I feel snow. 😄 A super day trip. Thank you.
Como looks such a lovely town to visit . I look forward to your return . I really enjoy your travel videos
Thanks Scott, I'm off to Milan next month and this looks a nice day trip!
I've been there but I don't remember it! About 25 years ago. Italy is so beautiful. I tried to learn the language as my daughter is half Italian but I don't remember any of that either! Enjoyable video Scott, thanks.
I spent a couple of years in Milan some years ago and I visited Como regularly at weekends. Thanks for this trip down memory lane Scott!
Watching this in Como right now - taking the train back to Milan tomorrow...
Looks absolutely beautiful, can see why so many celebs buy a home in the area. Your ability to smell rain is because you can smell petirchor, I can smell it too.
I'm glad you went to Lake Como too Scott I've heard it was lovely and it really is beautiful thanks for taking us along
In Northern Italy the Tennants they serve is Tennants super (yes, that one) in 1/2 pints, it is deemed as a dark beer there and very popular especially in Milan in the suburbs.
I've heard that it's Italy's trendiest "premium beer"
@@jmgrahit26 Probably wise to stick with a small 1/2 glass along with food as I am sure it is about 7.5% abv...
@@liveunpluggedartistsagency6542 lots of young Italians don't, though
Fantastic value, and immaculate train. An amazing place italy
This was great Scott. A real trip down memory lane as I lived about 10 mins away from the Stazione Centrale when I lived in Milan and we would often catch the train to Como. I also remember taking my parents when they were over for a holiday from the UK as they adored it. Try to come back in May or September. It's way too busy and hot in the summer.
You gave us an 2nd video in a week, took us to an interesting place, involved trains and a grand train station. What else could we ask for.
Been there a few times, for some reason I’ve found Scottish beers in a lot of bars in Northern Italy, even in remote non touristy villages. I’ve only ever been in the winter time, each time it’s been cold, grey and wet, yet I loved it
Watching this from Lake Como ❤
4:15 Scott, keep an eye out for the on platform car numbers. Right there over your shoulder 😉
If you ever go back to Bergamo, you should think about getting a train to Brescia and visit the castle, its location is like Edinburgh castle, on a hill, and its a stunning place too, used to be an zoo at some point too, and if you feel even more adventurous, on the same trip take a train from Brescia to Lake Iseo, where you can get a small 10 min boat trip over to Monte Isola island, it rivals lake Como. A Plane, a train and a boat all in 1 day, perfect for you scott 😀
10 days I was in Como and weather was hot as sumner. Many people are there and wonderful.
Scott, the Tennent's you get in Italy is Tennent's Super, tht high ABV one. It's Italy's trendiest "premium" lager
Very amazing video well done and keep up the great work and I love listening to your videos as I am fully blind
Fun fact for you Scott: Tennents Super is deemed a premium lager in Italy! Quite the contrast from Scotland
im flying there next week thank you so much
i was there august last year haha and took the same train from lake como to milan and yh lake como is huge and beautiful
I’ve really enjoyed this one Scott (not that I don’t enjoy em all) 😁What a lovely trip to make and how magnificent was Como!!Thanks for keeping us laughing too ‘I think I’ll follow that man’… hilarious 😂sending best wishes Clive
Great video, we did the same trip the Tuesday after Easter, weather was beautiful, but “platform roulette” is what we experienced too on the way back to Milan!!!
Well a nice tour of Como beautiful buildings and to see the lake thanks for the journey😊
Long way from corrour! Great video,
If you're looking for smaller and less crowded Italian lakes, you might like to explore Lake Iseo and Lake Idro.
They are beautiful, but I feel Iseo is a better choice for tourists with public transport. You can easily reach all the major village on the east coast of lake Iseo with a train from Brescia. Idro, on the other hand, it's a two and a half hours bus ride from Brescia, on a line with only 6 runs a day.
Perfect timing, Scott! I'm actually in the midst of planning this very same trip!
Nice video - I did it with Trenord each way. Highly recommended place to visit!
Great video mate! I plan on taking a trip to Milan/Como very soon so I will follow your instructions!
❤Italy. Thanks Scott.
Congratulations, you passed 60k.. thanks for the vid.
steve marsh surprise is like this is your life planes trains everything
💚💚😍. This is such a wonderful film; it's really fascinating to see! 👍💯
The regional train is the most popular option, I took it early on a Saturday and it was jam packed with tourists.
About that Tilo/Trenord confusion: TiLo is the operator of regional trains in Ticino and between Ticino and Lombardy, and is a joint venture between Trenord and SBB. The TiLo RE80 between Milano Centrale and Locarno is the fastest train between Milan and Como (even slightly faster than the EC) and is a perfectly normal regional train, also when it comes to tickets. Trains to Como Lago are a bit slower, just like the S11 from Garibaldi, but are super convenient to/from central Milan, as Milano Cadorna is located just next to the Sforza Castle.
Anyway, to fully appreciate the beauty of the lake you better take the RE to Sondrio/Tirano and get off at Varenna (just 1h from Milan) and eventually get a ferry to Bellagio, Menaggio, Tremezzo, etc.
Thank you sir. I appreciate your outstanding performance
I'm a newbee to your channel Scott.. both you and Steve marsh ....brilliant...enjoyed this video..lake garda is beautiful in May time so I'm sure como is also..👍
Hello!
Ha! I was there last Saturday, the weather was certainly much much nicer, and there were a considerable amount of people.
You can indeed take the Trenord from Como Lago to Milano Cadorna (near Castello Sforzesco) that´s the way we did it, we actually went straight from the Airport (Malpensa) via Saronno.
Lake Como is really beautiful! Bellaggio in particular.
Loved the video, & your humour. How far was the station from the lake & what was the coffee like? Thanks from NZ. thinking of going to lake como April or May next year.
Beautiful Como! If you ever come back...Brunatte, through the funicular is really worth it, plenty of places to walk and find breathtaking views of the lake, is a half day ride, and if you like to navigate the lake, I suggest stops at Bellagio and Varenna, this navigation takes you the whole day, but is really worth it too.
Looks a great area. I've never been to Lake Como (I've been to Lake Garda which was wonderful). Amazing that First class can be 1 Euro more....in UK that would be at least double most of the time. Gone from 50K subs to 60K in the blink of an eye!
Just got back from Bergamo and Varenna , fantastic places.
Beautiful, thank you, Scott. 🎉
Good video Scott.
Hi 👋 my friend its my second time watching you as I only been to North Italy along time ago and I also remember you doing a RUclips video with Steve in Scotland
Did the same trip in March, Como is absolutely stunning! For the next time I highly recommend taking the fast service boat to Bellagio!! ;) For me, it'll be staying on the train till Lugano the next time :)) and paying for the 1st class.. the Trenord back to Milan was absolutely packed, barely any standing room. I also had the luxury of traveling with a group of local scouts on top of me constantly stepping on my feet - what could possibly go wrong lol
The only downside of Como San Giovanni is that is much farther from the lakeside than Como Lago station which is served by trains from Cadorna station in Milan.
As for the funicular I did take it up to Brunate a few times and believe me it is a lovely spot and food is better than in Como
Hi Scott, we did the same trip in September last year, however as it was a Sunday it was full of tourist and day trippers and we didnt get a Lake cruise. But a good stroll like you round the town and lakeside was done. Also concur the Milan Centrale is a stunning station and was worth the trip om its own
Just Gorgeous (apart from MuckDonalds)!
Living a hundred miles away, I was forever being asked directions in Melbourne in years past. Same thing happened in London, Oslo and Bergen..!
Love you channel Scott. Very entertaining and fun. Would love to go to Italy someday.
In order to get to Como to the Como Nord Lago you need to depart from a third station, Cadorna (which is the most central, being just 10 minutes on foot from the Duomo). Also, from the west end of the lake front, there is the funicular to Brunate, a village just above Como. Next time check it out. FInally, TILO isn't a local operatior, it's a joint venture between the Italian and the Swiss operators.
Did the same train journey a few years ago lovely place
Great to see the Maintenance loco behind you.
Como Lago is the best route...Starts Cadorna Station in Milan - Double decker trains too...Como Lago at the waters edge... The main station in Como is a lengthy walk away.
Milan Centrale is so beautiful though.
Better to train from Milan C.LE to Varenna Escino. You end up in the middle of the Lake Como region and can take a all day ferry pass btwn Varenna, Menaggio and Bellagio. Menaggio is the most peaceful imho
Scott next time you visit Sutton head out to Howth to McNeills pub all pints are €5.00 on a Friday night from 5-8 pm and after that only €5.90. The food is also excellent there and you can have a special from Monday to Thursday of seafood chowder with homemade brown bread and a quarter pounder with chips for only €22. You can also get the 101 bus to the Airport for only €3 from Sutton dart station which is the next one down from Howth you were at Sutton dart station when you visited Burrow beach
Thank you!!! :) Your video is helping me plan my trip!!!
love the videos mate
Good video, did you take a look at the 1st class catering offering?
I'm travelling from Milan to Genoa in a few weeks fron now, have booked 1st class, hoping for level boarding to save having to lift the suit cases too much ... was last in Mlian for the 2015 Expo and then I took a French train to Chambery (using the line that is currently closed by a landslide), when we got back to Milan my Mrs almost fell off the train because the steps were so high/steep.
2 videos in one week ❤❤❤
Well done Scot, i'm sure Lake Como would be a lot better in the summer, and i for one was 100% sure you were going to have pizza !! :)
Great video and great views
Right on time! Il Duce would have been proud
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@@FL-by9xz its a joke about train times in re 'say what you like about Mussolini but he made the trains run to time'...
@@andrewyoung749 I read it as a comment rather than a joke - I’ve had a number of people seriously state this ‘fact’ over the last couple of years. Sometimes I’ll explain, on other days I just give up.
Finito Benito!
I agree, with Blair likeing his designer brands. Is he a fan of Hollister and Superdry?
Nice one! thanks for sharing!
I went to Como, one of the first stops when I did American Music Abroad back in 2016. We mostly had lunch and stuff on the lake. 13:02 seems fairly familiar, I'll have to go back through my hard drives and try and potentially narrow where I had a pizza-and I scarfed that whole thing solo
Which boat ride would you suggest to see lake como. Will be arriving in mid September
Like a few others I would recommend the regional train to Sondrio/Tirano and get off at Varenna, which has cutesy back streets, a lovely ruined fort on the hill, and ferries to Bellagio and elsewhere. That’s where all the tourists were instead of Como! Or carry on the same train to Valtellina, which is a gorgeous valley close to the Swiss border, and ending up in Tirano for the connection to St Moritz and the Bernina Express. Book the Bernina train in advance if you want a scenic carriage. Or just go down to the bottom of Lake Como, to Colico, where there are far fewer international tourists so the atmosphere is much more Italian.
I can feel approaching rain too - it’s the sudden drop in air pressure and less birdsong.
Hey, there are Trenord trains that also go to Centrale so that should not be the indicator. You should look at the train number. Also an easier route for you would be to go from Milan to Varenna (como station). It takes you to the middle of the lake and is easier to get to Bellagio. Enjoy!
Scott, you must look so confident that amount of people who ask you for directions.
Are they trying to make ScotRail look good
Good video thanks 👍
Lake como beautiful spent a week there excellent.
Went to Milan in November, I was roasting walking around eating ice cream 😂 everyone else had massive jackets on, I'm definitely a highland lass lol
The three Milan's rlwy stations for lakes resorts (lakes Maggiore, Lugano, Como and Garda, this one the farest, are connected by metro line 2 (green one): Milano Nord Cadorna for Como Lago and Laveno, Milano Garibaldi for Arona, Stresa, Laveno, Luino (lake Maggiore) and Porto Ceresio (lake Lugano), Milano Centrale for lake Maggiore (Arona, Stresa) Como San Giovanni, Lecco, Varenna.
It is lovely there Como,😊
A SCOTT, HELPING THE IRISH OUT 🤔, LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Scots and Irish have something in common, a strong dislike of the UK, but at least one of them told the Crown to go bugger off.
Very easy I did the trip in 1970!
‘Bad idea, he’s following his wife’. Wow ouch 😂
The Moto Guzzi factory is the oldest continuously operating motorcycle builder in Europe. It is located at Madello del Lario on the shore of Lake Como. Might be interesting to take a tour if possible.
Planes, trains, and motorcycles. The Moto Guzzi motorcycle factory is located on the shores of Lake Como. Making bikes for more than 100 years in the same factory.
A beautiful part if Italy!
I wish it were me!