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Como: Lake Como's Historic and Modern City

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Location and History: Como is located at the southern end of Lake Como in Lombardy, Italy
Founded by Romans as a communication point between Rome and northern territories
Known for silk production until 1980s
Birthplace of Pliny the Elder and Younger and inventor Alessandro Volta
Climate: Winter temperatures can drop below freezing with high humidity
Annual snowfall ranges from 20-50 cm, highest in valleys
Summer temperatures reach up to 36°C
High rainfall with frequent thunderstorms
Transportation: Connected to Milan via E35 motorway
Two main train stations: Como San Giovanni and Como Lago
No airport, but Milan has Malpensa and Linate airports
Lake Como offers boat and ferry services
Attractions: Faro Voltiano lighthouse offers lake views
14th-century Gothic-Renaissance Cathedral with Pliny statues
Basilica di Sant'Abbondio built in 11th century
Villa Olmo with 780 trees and public gardens
Cuisine: Known for freshwater fish dishes like misultin and whitefish
Traditional polenta dishes include uncia and tocch
Famous cheeses include semuda and zincarlin
Local specialties include cutizza and miascia cake