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.
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Carlo Carlone
Italian painter
Abundius
Saint
Baldassare Longoni
Artist
Alessandro Volta
Italian physicist
Giuseppe Terragni
Italian architect
Ettore A. Albertoni
Author
Francesco Pasquale Ricci
Composer
Filippo Taglioni
Italian choreographer
Ico Parisi
Architect
Gianfranco Miglio
Former Senator of Italy
Abundius
Saint
Antonio Spallino
Former Mayor of Como
Francesco Somaini
Italian sculptor
Carlo Carlone
Italian painter
Carla Badiali
Artist
Alessandro Maggiolini
Carlo Stefano Anastasio Ciceri
Felice Bonomini
Giambattista Castelnuovo
Giulio Reiner
Aviator
Feliciano Ninguarda
Prelate
Giuseppe Marzorati
Luigi Guanella
Italian priest
Michelino
Singer
Riky Maltese Musician
Musician
Virgilio Ranzato
Italian composer
Manlio Rho
Painter
Luigi Picchi
Organist
Amantius of Como
Saint
Ettore Adalberto Albertoni
Author
Gianni Vernuccio
Film director
Enrico da Sessa
Bruno Ballarini
Football player
Pietro Piacentini
Paolo Carcano
Politico
Napoleone della Torre
Bruno Maggioni
Writer
Nikolaus II, Prince Esterházy
Genova Thaon Di Revel
Former Deputy of the Kingdom of Italy
Marcelo Guinle
Argentine Politician
Ignacio Comonfort
Former President of Mexico
Mohamed Amin Film director
Egyptian film director
Cornel Piper
Canadian football player
Jim Bohlen
Canadian Politician
Cornel Piper
Canadian football player
Allan Brooks
Ornithologist
E. C. Pielou
Canadian author
