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10 luxurious alternatives to Lake Como found across Europe

10 luxurious alternatives to Lake Como found across Europe                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 [Lake Annecy]( 10 Luxurious Alternatives to Lake Como Across Europe Hi , Lake Como’s crystal-clear water, dramatic scenery, picturesque villages, and five-star hotels—not to mention its A-list celebrity visitors—have all contributed to the region’s popularity. While Como is undoubtedly breathtaking, there are other bodies of water in Europe that deserve just as much attention. From the shores of Lough Corrib in Ireland, where you can stay in an ancient castle, to the turquoise waters of Lake Päijänne in Finland, where you can spend the night in a floating hotel made entirely of glass, [these are the best lakes in Europe for a luxury vacation](. [GO HERE, NOT THERE]( [GuideGeek]( Explore More Lakes [Lake Braies]( 7 Italian Lakes to Visit That Aren’t Lake Como The best Italian lakes cater to a variety of interests, whether you're into active sports like hiking, paragliding, or paddleboarding, or prefer a more relaxed lakeside activity, like sipping an Aperol spritz with a view. Discover these seven stunning Italian lakes, along with tips on how to reach them, what to do, and the best times to visit. [READ MORE]( [Lake Como]( The Deepest Lake in Italy Has Shores Dotted With Centuries-Old Villas Lake Como, or Lago di Como, is to Italy what the Riviera is to France: an area so beautiful and serene that it has attracted the rich and famous for centuries. It’s still worth visiting, as the charm that made it popular in the past is very much alive today. [READ MORE]( [Oeschinen Lake]( You Need to Put This Gorgeous Lake on Your Switzerland Itinerary You may not have heard of it, but a quick online search for a few photos will show you why it’s considered one of the most stunning outdoor areas in Switzerland (hint: the surrounding mountain peaks rise more than 4,000 feet above the lake). [READ MORE]( [Slovenia Lake]( The Best Things to See in Slovenia Beyond Lake Bled Take your time exploring the lakes, caves, and mountains; seaside towns or ski resorts, depending on the season; and the historic settlements in between. Even if you’re just passing through to see Lake Bled, remember there’s much more to Slovenia than that. [READ MORE]( [ViaRhôna]( Wine, Lakes, Mountains, and Castles: the Best Towns for Cycling in France The best way to reach places where roads don’t connect and to get closer to lake views is by bicycle. Cycling bridges the gap between the destination and the journey, allowing you to cover great distances while experiencing a location up close. It folds the highlights of a place into the romance of the journey. [READ MORE]( [Lake Orta]( Lake Orta Is an Affordable, Unspoiled Escape Just Outside Milan At a time when the major northern Italian pre-alpine lakes—Maggiore, Como, and Garda—are overrun with tourists and VIPs like George Clooney, nearby Lake Orta is experiencing the opposite. This lake remains largely undiscovered, likely because locals are quietly working to keep it to themselves. [READ MORE]( [Interlaken and Lake Thun]( Switzerland's Jungfrau Travel Pass Is a Portal to the ‘Top of Europe’ From Wilderswil village, a heritage cogwheel train chugs up to a panoramic mountain ridge, offering views from the 'Top of Swiss Tradition.' Elsewhere in the region, a 100-year-old funicular climbs above the iconic twin lakes of Thun and Brienz, reaching the 'Top of Interlaken' for a stunning aerial view of the famous resort town near the Jungfrau. [READ MORE]( [dolphins swimming in Loch Ness]( How to Go Wildlife Spotting for the Real Creatures of Loch Ness Loch Ness, a ribbon of inky water winding through the rugged Scottish Highlands, beckons not only with whispers of mythical beasts but also with a vibrant tapestry of wildlife. Red deer graze on heather-clad slopes, while otters frolic in the cool depths. Whether or not a monster lurks below, one thing is certain: there’s an abundance of wildlife in, on, and around Loch Ness. Here’s how to spot it. [READ MORE]( [Lake Annecy]( Healing Spas, Lake Cruises, and World-Class Gastronomy in France Évian-les-Bains, Annecy, and Aix-les-Bains are three storybook towns that create the perfect Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes itinerary. While summer and winter are peak seasons in the region, the shoulder seasons also offer plenty of sunshine, making it a great year-round destination. Here’s where to go, what to do, where to eat and stay, and how to get around on your whirlwind tour of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes’s charming small towns. [READ MORE]( 📍Where To Stay [Lake Como Hotels]( These 7 Lake Como Hotels Are What Italian Dream Vacations Are Made Of To make the most of your time around Lake Como, finding the right place to stay is key—whether it’s a five-star hotel on the water or a boutique hotel in one of the charming nearby towns. [READ MORE]( [Lake Como Airbnb]( The Best Airbnbs Near Lake Como to Live Out Your Italian Dream Whether you’re taking a solo trip, going on your honeymoon, planning a family vacation, or traveling with friends, the northern Italian getaway of your dreams is probably for rent, without the Hollywood price tag. Here are eight of the most beautiful, affordable Lake Como Airbnbs. [READ MORE]( [Italian Airbnbs]( The 25 of the Dreamiest (and Affordable) Airbnbs in Italy Italy’s stunning beauty might put your camera to the test, but these Airbnbs won’t break your wallet. With a little effort, you can find comfortable, private lodging for well under $200/night—especially if you’re willing to trade a bit of extra space for a memorable view. That way, you’ll have more cash for dining, which will definitely leave a mark if you’re experiencing Italy the right way. [READ MORE]( [TOO MANY EMAILS? UPDATE YOUR FREQUENCY HERE]( EXPLORE THE WORLD WITH MATADOR FOLLOW US HERE [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( [tk]( [in]( Move this email to your primary inbox or add Hello@MatadorNetwork.com as a contact so you never miss an email from us. Update your [email preferences]( or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Matador Network, all rights reserved PO Box 7775, Suite 40021 San Francisco, California 94120, United States of America [Terms of Service](

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