A town in Como Province, Lombardy, northern Italy. Population 3,050 (1990). Located at the tip of a promontory that splits the inverted Y-shaped Lake Como into two as it heads south, the town is famous among the many resorts scattered around the shores of Lake Como due to its excellent location surrounded by the lake on three sides. Home to the 12th century Church of San Giacomo, the villas of the Melzi family and the Serbelloni family, both of which have gardens facing the lake, and more. [Aichi Hagiwara] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
イタリア北部,ロンバルディア州コモ県の町。人口3050(1990)。逆Y字形のコモ湖を南に向かって二つに分岐させている岬の先端にあり,三方を湖に囲まれた絶好の立地条件により,コモ湖畔に点在する数多い保養地のなかでも名高い。12世紀建立のサン・ジャコモ教会や,湖に面した庭園をもつメルツィ家の別荘,セルベロニ家の別荘などがある。【萩原 愛一】
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