Introduction to Lake Como: Lake Como (Como) is one of the famous lakes in the Alps of northern Italy and the most poetic among them. The shore is dominated by cliffs in many places, and the Alps (which can be skied year-round) form a wall at the northern end of the lake. Grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, chestnuts, etc. are mostly cultivated on the lakeside; salmon, trout, eels, herring and other fish species are produced in the lake. It is famous for its beautiful natural scenery. There are many gorgeous villas and parks built on the lakeside. The area along the lake is a tourist attraction. Boats can be accessed on the lake. Lake Como is famous for its climate and lush vegetation resources. The climate is warm and humid, which promotes the lush growth of plants. Some famous international films are also shot here. Some of the most attractive villas on the lakeside are of great historical and architectural value. Many celebrities in European and American society are proud to own a villa on Lake Como.