Best Time to go!

The peak season at Lake Como is, of course, in the summer! During this time, you’ll see a lot of people around and full parking lots if you’re traveling by car. You might not prefer this, unless you want to swim, in which case you would need to go in the summer.

Spring and autumn are the shoulder seasons; there are fewer tourists and you’ll find free parking spaces too. Attractions will not be as crowded and you’ll be able to enjoy your trip if you prefer fewer people around. However, a slight downside is the rain. It’s more likely to rain in the spring, especially at the end of April and May. In the autumn, you may also encounter some rainy days. But even if it rains, Lake Como and its surroundings are beautiful, so don’t forget to take your raincoat with you.