To take in ALL of Argegno’s cuteness at once (or at least most of it), there are two options. Then just keep walking to see what you can find.

Head towards the orange building at the top of the square with ‘ panificio’ (bakery) written on its awning and turn left. To get a flavour of Argegno’s ‘super cute’ status, we recommend an exploration of the narrow cobbled alleyways leading off of the village’s central square, Piazza Roma. Newcomers have come along and built new homes on the upper slopes, but thankfully the new builds are out of sight and haven’t affected Argegno’s irresistible ancient charm. Since the village is penned into a small area of land between two mountains to the West and Lake Como to the East, there’s not a great deal of room for expansion.

Argegno is Super CuteĪrgegno is a small village that is home to around 650 permanent inhabitants and boasts only a handful of amenities (as you’ll see as we delve further into this post). Pin Almost all of Argegno can be seen from the pedestrian bridge near the marina Pin The quiet narrow streets behind Piazza Roma are great for exploring Pin Jade glamorously props up a doorway in the quiet back streets 1. If you’re open to the idea of staying somewhere a little quieter and quainter than Lake Como’s big four tourist destinations, read on. We’ve collated ten reasons why we think Argegno is worthy of your consideration.

La piazetta trminal 4s