Abbazia  di  Piona​

Latest update: 6 March 2022
Situated towards the northern tip of Lake Como on its eastern shores, Abbazia di Piona is a 13th century abbey that's open to visitors. 

Built in 1242, the abbey is situated up a hill on a peninsula which also has its own ferry stop. 

Although just 8 kilometres away, the nearby lakeside town of Colico is a 15 minute drive away as the roads leading up to the abbey are quite steep and narrow. Head a little way south and you'll reach the well-known towns of Bellano and Varenna while in the other direction you can find Verceia on Lake Mezzola. 
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Abbazia di Piona, Łąkę Como
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​​Opening-times:

​Morning: 09:00 - 12:00

Afternoon: 14:30 - 18:00
Masses:

​Mon - Sat: 07:00

​Sundays and holidays: 09:30 - 11:00
Province: Lecco

Region: Lombardy

Close by: ​Colico, Dorio, Dervio, Verceia, Lake Mezzola​

Lake Como ferry stop: ​Piona

​Nearest train station: ​Piona (6 km)

Fly to: ​​​​​​​​​​​​Milan Bergamo (80 km), Milan Malpensa (115 km)

​Recommended accommodation: Hotel ​Risi (8 km)

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