Province of Lecco

The Province of Lecco is an administrative area in northern Italy's Lombardy region comprising numerous municipalities. The area features a mix of mountain ranges, hills, and lakeside landscapes interspersed with towns and rural communities.

The province gained independent administrative status in 1992 through a presidential decree, separating from Como province. This division marked a significant shift in how the region was governed and organized.

The territory has deep ties to craftsmanship and local production that shape everyday life. People here maintain traditions connected to the mountains and lakes that define the region's character.

The area is well-connected with multiple entry points and transportation routes throughout its landscape. Visitors should know the terrain is hilly and mountainous, so different ways to travel may be needed depending on where you want to go.

The region is a quiet hub for textile and metal industries that most visitors overlook at first glance. These manufacturing traditions run deep through the communities and shape how many towns developed over time.

Location: Lombardy

Inception: 1992

Capital city: Lecco

Reference: LC

Shares border with: Province of Sondrio, Province of Bergamo, Province of Monza and Brianza, Province of Como

Website: http://provincia.lecco.it

GPS coordinates: 45.85000,9.40000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:06