How long does it take to travel from Como to Lugano? The Como to Lugano train travel takes about 34 minutes, no matter when you leave.
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The simplest way to get from Italy to Switzerland is by train although driving is fine too. I bought a $23 train ticket from raileurope.com to go from Lake Como to Lugano and the ride was a breeze. While my ride took exactly 39 minuets, the quickest route is 25 minutes.
We were in both Lake Como and Lugano last May and found Lake Como (and the little towns) far more interesting. I've stayed in both and love each. They are different - Como more Italian of course which may make it seem less squeaky-clean than Lugano, an Italian-speaking but thoroughly antiseptic Swiss city.
For those who want to explore another country, but don't want to venture too far, Lugano, Switzerland is just an hour away by car or train from Lake Como.
Lugano is most certainly worth visiting, even just for a few hours. In a couple of hours, you will still be able to take in the beautiful views that Lugano has to offer.
Visit two countries and two famous lakes in one day with this day trip from Como. Ride an exclusive ferry across Lake Como to see the elegant towns from the water. Traveling with a Tour Leader, you'll first visit Lugano in Switzerland to sample Swiss chocolate and admire Lake Lugano.
Euros are accepted in many places, but you will most likely receive francs in return. US dollars are not accepted. There are ATM machines in Lugano that can be used to directly get Swiss francs using a debit or bank card. These are usually located near or inside every bank and/or post office.
The Bernina Express train route takes you through incredible alpine landscapes and a UNESCO World Heritage Site - it's that amazing. Think of all the clichés about the beauty of scenic train travel and multiply them by 1000. You'll end up on this journey through Switzerland.
While the entire length of the Bernina Express is an exceptionally scenic ride through Alpine landscape, there are a few extraordinary highlights along the way. Brusio Viaduct. From the town center of Tirano, Italy, the train quickly starts climbing and within a few minutes, crosses the border into Switzerland.
The main town of the group is Como which is located at the southern end of the lake. It is a more elegant resort than most and makes an excellent base for exploring the surrounding areas and towns.