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Lake Ceresio<\/h1>\n

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Lake Ceresio is a relatively small natural basin that is situated on the border between Italy and Switzerland. In the distant past, it was connected to lake Como. Hugged by green mountains that are reflected in the water and bordered by particularly beautiful beaches, the lakeside is dotted with small villages with colourful houses and fishermen\u2019s nets; the gentle sound of the waves breaking on the shore reverberates in the air. It brings to mind the fjords of northern Europe, but with a mild climate and picture-perfect, clear skies Lake Ceresio is teeming with different species of fish; fishing, which had once almost been completely abandoned, is now once again carried out, also by some professionals.<\/p>\n

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Lake Ceresio is a relatively small natural basin that is situated on the border between Italy and Switzerland. In the distant past, it was connected to lake Como. Hugged by green mountains that are reflected in the water and bordered by particularly beautiful beaches, the lakeside is dotted with small villages with colourful houses and fishermen\u2019s nets; the gentle sound of the waves breaking on the shore reverberates in the air. It brings to mind the fjords of northern Europe, but with a mild climate and picture-perfect, clear skies Lake Ceresio is teeming with different species of fish; fishing, which had once almost been completely abandoned, is now once again carried out, also by some professionals.<\/p>\n

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