Como
Como is a city at the southern tip of Lake Como in northern Italy. It's known for the Gothic Como Cathedral, a scenic funicular railway and a waterfront promenade. The Museo Didattico della Seta traces the history of Como's silk industry, while the Tempio Voltiano museum is dedicated to Italian physicist Alessandro Volta. Just north are the lakeside gardens of the palatial Villa Olmo, as well as other stately villas.
People born in Como (First 49 people) - Page 2
Frediana Biasutti
Italian journalist
Giacomo Maspero
Basketball player
Gianfranco Aliverti
Politician
Gianluca Roda
Italian race car driver
Giorgio Galli
Football player
Giovanni Corti
Italian priest
Alessia Piazza
Italian football player
Katia Coppola
Football player
Marco Mallus
Italian footballer
Ivan Bargna
Author
Mario Martinelli
Politician
Massimo Ferrario
Matteo Battistini
Football player
Morris Corti
DJ
Nadia Lanfranconi
Actress
Nicolò Carandini
Italian ambassador
Nicolò Bianchi
Italian football player
Paola Brumana
Football player
Paolo Giovio
Italian physician
Angelo Rizzoli
Italian film producer
Emiliano Mascetti
Italian football player
Ennio Tarantola
Italian aircraft pilot
Riccardo Piatti
Italian tennis coach
Davide Orrico
Italian cyclist
Massimiliano Notari
Italian association football manager
Massimiliano Guidetti
Football manager
Sofia Busato
Gymnast
Mario Landriscina
Italian Politician
Lucius Verginius Rufus
Commander
Filippo Mondelli
Italian rower
Alberto Rizzoli
Italian publisher
Mauro Magatti
Author
Grazia Lissi
Italian journalist
Giovanni Brenna
Italian football player
Arialdo
Saint
Aldo Galli
Italian painter
Manlio Rho
Painter
Mario Radice
Italian painter
Luca Princiotta
Italian guitarist
Alessio Iovine
Footballer
Gabriele Procida
Italian professional basketball player
Alberto Angiolini
Basketball player
David Papineau
British philosopher
Davide Caremi
Italian footballer
Giuseppe Cocconi
Italian physicist
Giacomo Gattuso
Italian football manager
Matilde Marcolli
Italian-American mathematician
