Lake  Alserio​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 30 November 2023
​Situated in the Province of Como, Lake Alserio covers an area of 1.2 square kilometres. The lake is 8 metres deep at its deepest point and stands at an elevation of 260 metres above sea level.

​Nearby places of interest include Lake Pusiano, Lake Montorfano, Lake Annone and Como, while the recommended accommodation for Lake Alserio is La Corte di Lurago.
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Lake Alserio is a small and picturesque lake located in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, situated near the town of Alserio. While it may not be as famous as some of the larger lakes in the area, Lake Alserio offers a peaceful and charming setting, making it an attractive destination for tourists seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
History
Lake Alserio has a history that dates back to ancient times. It was formed during the last glacial period and has been a significant geographical feature in the region for millennia. Over the centuries, the lake and its surrounding areas have been inhabited and influenced by various cultures and communities, contributing to its cultural heritage and historical significance.
Key features and nearby attractions
  • Scenic Beauty: The lake's serene and unspoiled surroundings make it a peaceful spot for relaxation and contemplation. The lush greenery, calm waters, and surrounding hills provide a tranquil ambiance for visitors.
  • Walking and Hiking: The area around Lake Alserio offers several walking and hiking trails, providing opportunities for nature enthusiasts to explore the scenic landscapes and enjoy beautiful views of the lake.
  • Fishing: Fishing is a popular activity on Lake Alserio, with the lake being home to various fish species. Visitors can try their hand at fishing or simply enjoy watching the local fishermen at work.
  • Watersports: While Lake Alserio may not support large water sports, visitors can still enjoy paddling, rowing, or kayaking on its calm waters.
  • Lakeside Dining: The shores of Lake Alserio are dotted with small restaurants and cafes where visitors can savor authentic Italian cuisine and enjoy the lovely lake views.
  • Nearby Attractions: The town of Alserio and the surrounding area offer other points of interest worth exploring, including historical sites, charming villages, and cultural landmarks.
Lago di Alserio
Province: Como

Region: Lombardy

Surface area: 1.2 km²

Maximum depth: 8 metres

Surface elevation: 260 metres

Highlights: Giardini a Lago, Bosco della Buerga

​Close by: ​​Lake Pusiano, Lake Montorfano, Lake Annone, Como​

​Recommended accommodation: La Corte di Lurago (5 km)​

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Alserio, Lombardy

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