Bellagio was always famous for its unique location, situated at the shore of Lake Como on a peninsula. A beautiful town full of life and full of flowers, it offers visitors incredible cuisine and beautiful architecture to explore. Although it is a well-known place, the locals are helpful and always smiling. Como is pure Italy and a gem in the north of the country you shouldn’t miss.
Being a well-known retreat for wealthy people throughout the ages, many impressive villas were built around the lake of Como. Some of them are still standing today, rich and spacious palaces with beautiful gardens built in different styles. Many of them are private, but some can be visited during a guided tour or on your own.
Lake Como is situated in northern Italy and is one of the largest bodies of water in the country. It is well known for its beautiful towns and spacious villas. In summer, when it’s unbearably hot in many parts of the country, Italian people like to retreat to Como for relaxation in a more temperate climate. Already in ancient times, the lake was known for its splendid summer houses. Today, the lake remains a popular travel destination all around the year for Italians and international guests alike.
Mythen is a distinct mountain range in central Switzerland. It consists of the large Mythen (1898 M.) and small Mythen (1811), and it is a popular destination for hikers and adventure seekers in the country. The views from the top are unique, and on clear days, you can see all of Vierwaldstätter Lake and the Swiss Alps in full glory. The climb requires some stamina but is doable. On the top, there is a small cafe and a cross, as is a tradition in the Alpine countries. But it is not all about the goal of reaching the top; on the way, you will have some fantastic views and worthwhile experiences with nature. Never forget, though, to greet other wanderers with a wholehearted “Grüetzi miteinand!”
Shot during quiet days in the Summer of 2021 around Zurich Lake in Switzerland.
Zurich Lake is situated in central Switzerland, close to the city of Zurich. It has a length of 40 km and a width of approximately 3 km. Although it is situated in an area that is densely populated, it is known to be very clean, and inhabitants like to use it for a swim or fishing. It is a critical natural habitat and the blue lung of the region Zurich.
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