The jewel of Italian elegance and history. This 17th‑century villa enchants visitors with its breathtaking botanical gardens, where azaleas, rhododendrons, and camellias burst into color each spring. From its terraces, the panoramic views of the sparkling lake and the majestic Alps create an unforgettable backdrop.

Grand Hotel Tremezzo is a masterpiece of Belle Époque charm and modern luxury. The hotel’s lush gardens, floating pool on the lake, and award‑winning spa create an atmosphere of pure indulgence, history, and timeless glamour. Greta Garbo was among its most famous guests; one of the suites is named after her in honor of her stay

The Villa Sola Cabiati dates back to the sixteenth century and has a neoclassical facade. It is an example of the sumptuous summer residences of the Milanese dukes of the time, as well as one of the many villas that made Lake Como famous.

This gulf lies between Lenno’s lakefront and the dosso di Lavedo, the peninsula on the tip of which is Villa Balbianello. There is a magical atmosphere here and magnificent views can be admired while strolling on one of the most beautiful promenades on Lake Como, or relaxing at one of the cafes or restaurants with tables overlooking the lake.

Villa del Balbianello is an elegant 18th-century villa located on a wooded promontory on Lake Como. It is known for its splendid terraced gardens and has hosted numerous visitors, including writers, scholars, and adventurers such as Guido Monzino. The villa is also famous as a filming location for films such as "Star Wars: Episode II" and "Casino Royale."

Villa del Balbiano stands as a magnificent 16th‑century palazzo, blending history, art, and luxury. Once the residence of Cardinal Tolomeo Gallio, the villa boasts grand frescoed halls, opulent interiors, and expansive gardens that stretch to the water’s edge. With its rich heritage and timeless elegance, Villa del Balbiano is not only a historic landmark but also a dream destination for weddings, events, and unforgettable stays in the heart of Lake Como.

Comacina Island is the only island of Lake Como, an archaeological and natural park, a unique place where history, art and nature intersect.

A charming hamlet of Bellagio, offers a peaceful lakeside escape with authentic Italian atmosphere and stunning views of Lake Como. This picturesque village boasts a small harbor lined with colorful boats, a beautiful church dedicated to St. John the Baptist, and narrow streets that invite leisurely strolls.

A neoclassical jewel on Lake Como, surrounded by enchanting gardens that stretch along the lakeshore and captivate visitors with art, history, and breathtaking scenery.