Barasso - Comerio
Comerio is a small town in the province of Varese. In 1946, Milanese entrepreneur Giovanni Borghi founded SIRI, better known as Ignis, a company specialising in the manufacture of domestic appliances. Between 1914 and 1940 Comerio was the location for a stop on the Varese-Angera tramway, run by the Società Anonima Tramvie Orientali del Verbano (SATOV).
The town of Comerio, together with Barasso, was served by the station of Barasso-Comerio, part of the Saronno-Laveno line. It stands somewhat lower than the towns it is named after, roughly halfway between Comerio and Lake Varese. Barasso is also a small town, which in 1927 was joined with the town of Comerio, returning to independence in 1957.
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The station in the 1930s, when it was still called Comerio. In 1937 the name was changed to Comerio-Barasso. 
1970s. The station was already named “Barasso-Comerio”, as it still is today. 
Parco di Villa Tatti Tallachini - Parco della Musica (1 km from the station, Municipality of Comerio): dating back to the early 1700s, the park of the villa also features a pavilion for chamber music concerts.