Lakes  of  Lombardy

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 18 November 2023
The beautiful lakes of Lombardy are perhaps the most attractive feature of the region and provide the most compelling reasons to visit or spend a holiday here. 

The Lombardy region has the three greatest lakes of Italy within its confines: Lake Como, Lake Maggiore which it shares with the neighbouring region of Piedmont, and Lake Garda which is split between Lombardy, Veneto and Trentino Alto Adige/South Tyrol.

​Those three however are just the tip of the iceberg with the likes of Lake Lugano, Lake Iseo, Lake Idro and Lake Varese all in Lombardy. 
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Lake  Como

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Lake Como, Lombardy

Lake  garda

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Lake Garda, Lombardy

Lake  Maggiore

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Lake Maggiore, Lombardy

Lake  Iseo

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Lake Iseo, Lombardy

Lake  Lugano

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Lake Lugano, Lombardy

Lake  Idro

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Lake Idro, Lombardy

Lake  Varese

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Lake Varese, Lombardy

Lake  Mezzola

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Lake Mezzola, Lombardy

Lake  Monate

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Lake Monate, Lombardy

Lake  Alserio

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Lake Alserio, Lombardy

Lake  Olginate

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Lake Olginate, Lombardy

Lake  Garlate

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Lake Garlate, Lombardy

Lake  Annone

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Lake Annone, Lombardy

Lake  Comabbio

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Lake Comabbio, Lombardy

Lake  Montorfano

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Lake Montorfano, Lombardy

Lake  Pusiano

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Lake Pusiano, Lombardy

Lake  Segrino

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Lake Segrino, Lombardy

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