Welcome to Argegno,

a little village of more or less 600 inhabitants on Como’s shore, a few kilometres north from Laglio and south from Tremezzo.

This antique medieval village has certainly roman origins (the village was founded by the consul Publio Cesio Archigene), it is divided in two by the mouth of the Telo stream, better known as Telo d’Argegno, and is connected by a lovely old stone bridge . Along the banks of the river, in the past, were hydraulic factories.

The old town centre of Argegno, with its stone houses very close to each other, is gathered all around Telo’s banks, instead the modern part is on the slopes the mountain, in a more sunny and panoramic area.

Argegno is located at the foot of the Valle d’Intelvi, from where you can set out on trips, taking a funicular to reach Pigra, where you can enjoy a lovely view of the lake and of all the east shore of the valley.