Almost too hard to miss when beginning your street hiking in Brunate…read more 14th century build ~ unbelievable how this was constructed so long ago atop of the mountain. The sanctuary design still has you feel awe & peace when taking a moment of pause. An amazing presence for the neighborhood.

This seems the same listing but with different name for the Como Cathedral. The duomo in Como is…read moredefinitely worth visiting, which is usually referred as the last cathedral built in Italy. It's very beautiful and spectacular both outside and inside, and it's the most impressive church in this area. I'd certainly recommend visiting here.

This church entry is free. This is Cathedral at Como. It is at the southern tip of the Lake Como…read more It is not the most beautiful but it ideal place to visit since it is free. It is simple Duomo - Cathedral. It do not have the most lavish decoration but serve the purpose of people worship and confession. It is the light of the area. It does have beautiful ceilings, columns, and dome. Each participate section serve a purpose for the faithful to pray. The inside is good enough but the outside is just ordinary. The square in front the church is alway business and restaurant surrounded the area. Close by has coffee shop.

It's a small church located in Como town, which is not accessible to public. You can only see the…read moreinside of the church at the entrance, and that's the only part available from outside.

This is an extremely plain and boring building that's squished between other buildings. If you look…read moreat my photo, that's literally ALL there is to the outside of the basilica. This is the least impressive basilica I've seen in Italy. They project images on it at night, but they need to do that to make it remotely interesting. I glanced inside but it's not very small compared to the other places.

B o n g i o r n o... What a quant little Palazzo located next to Lake Como. Palazzo means square…read more Walk around on the ancient cobblestone streets to the many shops, eateries and churches. Plenty of Gelaterias for the ice cream addicts like myself. All though, it's a little hard to tell where one Palazzo ends and the other one starts, it's all one beautiful village.