Located near the lake, Cathedral is one of the most remarkable monuments of northern Italy: long 87 meters and 75 to the height of the dome, was designed by Filippo...
The Volta Temple was opened in 1928 as a worthy venue of the collections and the original instruments of Alessandro Volta (1745-1827), on the initiative of Francis...
The Museum is dedicated to scientific education and includes two sections: the Section "Tools Workshop", that comes from the Physics Laboratory built by Alessandro...
The Archaeological Museum is housed in the Giovio Palace, house of Counts until 1913, when it was purchased by the City. The building, dating from the late Middle...
The Museo Storico Giuseppe Garibaldi is housed in Palazzo Olginati, originally built in the 15th century but frequently renovated, most recently halfway through the...
The construction was commissioned by Marquis Innocenzo Odescalchi, Neoclassical architect Simone Cantoni. The building, built on the west bank of Como Lake, was...
The Civic Art Collections of Volpi Palace, an imposing seventeenth-century building, are part of the circuit "Civic Museums of Como." The exhibition has a...
MUST (Textile Studio Museum) houses the collection of about 3.000 exhibits of antique textiles dating from the fifth to the nineteenth century and over 1.700 books...
The Museum was founded in the '20s as a collection of educational scientific materials from the "Sala Casartelli" of Carducci Institute, acquired by Henry Musa in...
Lake Como is a natural pre-alpine lake in Lombardy, falling in the provinces of Como and Lecco. It is the largest lake in Italy by extension perimeter. In 2014 it was...
The Educational Silk Museum was founded in 1985, thanks to the initiative of two associations ("Class '27" and "Former Alumni of Silk Factory") with the aim to...
Como listen (Lombard: Còmm; Latin: Novum Comum) is a city and comune in Lombardy, Italy. It is the administrative capital of the Province of Como. Its proximity to...