Como Companion
Como Companion is an online newsletter for English-speaking residents and visitors to Como, Italy. It
Como Companion is an online newsletter and page with a range of information about Como. This page complements the newsletter by detailing upcoming exhibitions, musical events or other initiatives from service providers in the Como area. It aims to promote slow food and slow tourism for the benefit of English-speaking residents and visitors alike.
03/06/2026
Lake Como, primo bacino from the Parco Spina Verde
22/04/2026
April 25th is Liberation Day when Italy celebrates the civil uprising that heralded the defeat of the N***s and the collapse of the fascist regime. April 25th was also the date when Mussolini gathered senior members of his government together in Como’s Prefecture
Como, April 25th 1945: Mussolini’s Fight or Flight Moment April 25th is Liberation Day when Italy celebrates the civil uprising that heralded the defeat of the N***s and the collapse of the fascist regime. April 25th was also the date when Mussolini gathe…
14/04/2026
The Cloister at the Basilica Sant' Abbondio, now occupied by the Universita dell' Insubria.
07/04/2026
In December 2025 Italy won an award for authentic cuisine from UNESCO in the category of Intangible Cultural Heritage. We ask what makes for authenticity and where can it be found in Como.
Como: Looking for Culinary Authenticity In December 2025 Italy won an award for authentic cuisine from UNESCO in the category of Intangible Cultural Heritage. We ask what makes for authenticity and where can it be found in Como.
02/04/2026
Santuario di San Donato
20/03/2026
Como Cathedral
10/03/2026
Viale Geno, Como at dusk
28/02/2026
Asilo Sant'Elia, looking through the glass walls and up to Castello Baradelli
31/01/2026
Porto Torre
30/01/2026
Once the N***s had occupied Northern and Central Italy from September 8th 1943, escape across the border to Switzerland was the only option for many Jews seeking safety. But the Swiss had issued an anti-semitic decree back on August 13, 1942 that closed their borders to most Jews
Escaping the Holocaust- Via Switzerland? Once the N***s had occupied Northern and Central Italy from September 8th 1943, escape across the border to Switzerland was the only option for many Jews seeking safety. But the Swiss had issued an…
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