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Como Borghi

Così si presentava l'esterno della stazione negli anni Settanta

The station of Como Borghi is one of six stations in the city of Como, along with the stations of Como San Giovanni and Albate-Trecallo managed by the RFI, the unified station of Como Camerlata, and the station of Como Lago managed by FerrovieNord.

The station opened in 1885 as part of the Como-Varese-Laveno line. From 1898 it was also served by the Saronno-Como line. On 31 July 1966, the Grandate-Malnate section was abolished, putting an end to direct services between Como and Varese.

Board the train

Gallery

Como Borghi seen from track side, 1970s
Como Borghi in 2004. Detail of the railway yard showing industry sidings
A trip to the Silk Museum (650 m from the station): The museum collects, preserves and displays material relating to the Como textile industry, including machines, objects, documents, samples and tools from the textile businesses which gave rise to Como’s golden age of silk.