Location: Province of Lecco
Top Things to do in Province of Lecco
7 Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Province of Lecco That You Shouldn't Miss
The Province of Lecco (Italian: Provincia di Lecco) is a province in the Lombardy region of Italy. Its capital is the city of Lecco.
Restaurants in Province of Lecco
1. Aero Club Monte Cornizzolo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 194 reviews
2. Campanile di San Nicolo
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5.0 based on 471 reviews
Lecco's clock tower is the second highest tower in Italy and one of the highest in Europe. Now it's possible to visit it, in some days and only with reservation, thanks to the project that aims to revalue this monument. It will be a unique experience that will lead from the full of history basement of the tower up to the terrace on top of it from where you can admire a full 360 view of the city, the lake and its mountains.
Reviewed By AnaP10290 - Romania, null
We didn't climb this impressive tower, but we spent 3 days in this beautiful city. It makes a very good base for visiting Lake Como. We loved Lecco with it's lake promenade, gorgeous views, nice streets and buildings... This is a city where I would love to live.
3. Piani D'Erna
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4.5 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By lynn2108 - Colchester, United Kingdom
Visited here as we love hiking. The bus took us straight from central Lecco to the cable car, a quick journey up to the most amazing views of Lecco and Lake Como. The signposts for hikes weren’t the best but we did find our way to a small hike which took us a couple of hours to complete. The restaurant at the top was full so we waited and took the cable car to the restaurant at the bottom and had a very welcomed beer with a great sandwich. Simple and tasty! Would definitely recommend this!
4. Monte due Mani (Bivacco Locatelli)
5. Monte Resegone
6. Jungle Raider Park Margno
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
Jungle Raider Park is the original adventure and amusement park built in the trees: a skill path hanging in the air, which shifts from logs to wooden walkways, from Nepalese bridges to ropes connecting one tree to the next. It's a new way to spend a day in the outdoors, combining fun and physical exercise with nature and the experience of immersed in the woods.
