Lake Como, in Italy, has been considered a leading location for tourists planning on spending a holiday walking in Italy.
(prHWY.com) January 21, 2013 - London, United Kingdom -- Lake Como, in Italy, has been considered a leading location for tourists planning on spending a holiday walking in Italy.
The distinction was presented by online travel portal EasierTravel, which considered the region's wealth of potential walking holiday trails - from mountain hikes to lakeside strolls or visits to nearby Lake Lugano or to the Sanagra Valley, by the old Wayfarer's Route.
Lake Como's breathtaking landscapes, quaint villages, and "network of well trodden paths linking pretty villages and rural settlements" were also pointed out as strong arguments in favour of the region as a prime destination for those planning to go
walking in Italy.
Lake Como is situated in the northern Italian region of Lombardy and is the country's third biggest lake. It is also noteworthy for being of glacial origin, which is uncommon in Mediterranean countries.
To learn more about walking in Italy, visit Ramblers Worldwide Holidays, the
experts in worldwide, guided walking adventures at
www.ramblersholidays.co.uk.
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