Lecco Travel Guide

 leics Says:  There are some rather impressive castle walls still remaining, along with a filled-in and grassed moat, but you'll have to seek them out.From the railway station walk to the right, up Via Montello. Hopefully, you'll be able to spot the walls.They date from the 1300s, I... 

 leics Says:  I did find some little alleyways around Piazza Roma which gave me a taste of what Medieval Lecco might have been like.Some stepped, some cobbled, some leading to unexpected small squares (one still with its own well). Worth a wander round to see what you can see. You never... 

 leics Says:  It won't be particularly easy, and you won't be able to get inside.Look to the far north-west of Piazza Roma...you'll see part of a Medieval tower. Wander along the lakeside wand seek out its other sides...you'll find just a tiny part exposed.All the rest of the tower is... 

 leics Says:  To be fair, Lecco has created quite a pleasant lakeside promenade space, with tree and playgrounds and superb views across and along Lake Como.My day was grey and grim and overcast but in bright sunshine I'm sure the views would have been even more stunning.Worth a wander... 

 Graceful Says:  Its not really a restaraunt, but its just a really nice place to hang out and talk. They have lots of (delicious) variations of coffee, as well as tea, and a big selection of coffee accessories for sale (as well as chocolate!).They also have a set of advertisement postcards... 

 Graceful Says:  looks like a basic cafe'/bar from the outside, but inside and downstairs, you can see the natural beauty, inside its a rustic style "brick and cave" locale. During the day, lots of students grab lunch here, but its also a nice place to have a drink in the evening 

 microsensazione Says:  Hello!I have tried to do a test using Google Map with these assumptions:- BEGIN is the boat landing in "Lungolario Cesare Battisti" Lecco- END is a rental company in "Via Ettore Monti, 59/A, 23851 Galbiate-Lecco"I don't know your habits so it's difficult to suggest the right... 

 Aurorae Says:  Whichever mountain you climb around Como lake, you're guaranteed a spectacular view!However, you can be unlucky and meet the "fog", which is not the real fog, but the "state" of air at that moment, that reduces the visibility, and thus prevents clear shots and full enjoyment... 

 Ekaterinburg Says:  Lakeshore promenade at LeccoThe lakeside promenade at Lecco is one of the prettiest and pedestrian friendly, I've ever walked on. When you come downhill from the train station and eventually arrive at one of the two main piazzas, you are right on the lakeshore and the... 

 Ekaterinburg Says:  From my descriptions so far it's quite likely that one could forget that there is a town in Lecco as well as THAT lake. Well there certainly is a town and the little I saw of it looked very pleasant indeed. I walked directly from the train station to the lake down a steep... 

 Ekaterinburg Says:  This part of Lake Como is sometimes known as Lake Lecco but for me it was Lake Como at Lecco and in my humble opinion, just perfect. Given how diiificult it is to get to Como itself from Bergamo and the extra time it would have taken me to go on to Bellagio or Varenna ,... 

 Ekaterinburg Says:  Lecco is situated almost at the end of the eastern leg of lake Como, almost diametrically opposite Laglio on the western leg, where George Clooney has a villa. This just about sums up Lecco. It has the lake, it has the snowcapped mountain peaks and green villa-studded...