Como is at the same time the name and province and a small town and one, more precisely, the northwestern part of the reservoir in the north of Italy in Lombardy. In this part of the country a very good, developed transport connection, so it is not difficult to get to rest. How to choose how to go - by car or fly on the plane to solve you.
Como is just 40 kilometers from Milan, so the easiest way to get to Linate Airport, one adult ticket price to both ends will be approximately 270-300 euros. Why is Linate, not Malpensa or Bergamo? Because Linate is located right in the city, because Bergamo is already at 40 kilometers, and Malpensa is 45 kilometers away. But on the other hand, if you fly to Malpensa Airport, then you can sit on a direct train to the area of Cainan in Milan from which the train is departed to Como. In principle, this is not particularly important at what airport you are prigite. Of all three there is a convenient shuttle service to the city center, and it takes a move no longer than 30-40 minutes. In any case, the como will need to travel by train.
In Milan and from the Central and from the station, Nord Cornna are sent to trains, more precisely by train, in Como every half an hour. The time on the way is a little less than an hour, the cost of the ticket is not more than 5 euros per person. In Jathia, very comfortable electric trains, so worry about what she points and ceases does not fall.
In Como, you will arrive at the station San Jovani
(Only here you need to be very attentive, because you can accidentally go to Switzerland. The next station is already Kyassso Switzerland), or to the Lago Nord station - this station is ultimately, so nothing will drive anything.
Another option is to take a car for rent in Milan. So you can see the surroundings and do not depend on the transport. Wolzwagen Polo Type car rental in Milan at the airport for a week will cost approximately 400 euros.
You can also immediately "from the house" to leave on my iron horse, then it will be faster to get through Hungary and Slovenia. On the E70's highway, you will move towards Milan through Venice and Verona, which are also worthy of visits. Next, follow the A8 track and follow the COMO / CHIASSO signs. At the COMO CENTRO Congress, go to Via Cecilio, follow the Via Giovio signs. Thus, you live in the city from the south side, but it will be more interesting to enter the city from the north, with the entry of Cernobbio, so you will see the literal villas literally from the first minute in the city. All the time in the way will take approximately 23 hours.