If Isola Bella is a symbol of wealthy and flamboyant, then Isola dei Pescatori is the embodiment of civilians and simple labor. There are many typical fishermen's houses on the island (so the island is also called Fisherman's Island) and there is a church built in the 15th century. There are various types of boats moored around the island. There are modern motorboats and old fishing boats. You can still see wooden frames for drying and drying fish, brackets for fishing nets and other fishing gear. It is also Hemingways favorite refuge. Pescatoroli is very small and can be visited for a week in a 20-minute walk but the alleys are very dense and full of petty-bourgeois villas and restaurants. Although not as good as the previous two islands, it has been listed as a business district. Many people choose to settle down here to taste the local cuisine, or buy a souvenir to take home. When you are tired, sit at the lakeside cafe and order a cup of Italian coffee, back against the white peaks, facing the deep blue lake, watching the waterfowl vacate and enjoy life quietly, even if you dont do anything, Walking around with your heart is also very pleasant.