Lake Como is a resort destination that you can visit without having to actually stay in a resort. Anywhere you go you can find public beaches, or secluded alcoves where you can sunbathe, relax and enjoy the panoramic view of the…
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One of Italy’s most beautiful natural spectacles is just 90 km from Milan. It’s called the Orrido di Bellano. A natural waterfall and gorge carved into the rocky mountainside of the pre-alps in the city of Bellano on Lake Como. LAKE COMO LUXURY TOURS It is said to…
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Lake Como is shaped like an upside-down Y . Como is at the southwestern tip and Lecco is at the southeastern tip. At the middle point, we find Bellagio. All along the shores in between, there are lovely little towns…
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Balancing City Life in Milan and Lakeside Living at Lake Como – On the road to Bellagio in the village of Onno at Lake Como, the Villa Ucci Luxury B&B sits embraced by a lush green estate overlooking a private…
READ MOREDeparture Point: Bellagio boat terminal Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Return Details: The tour shall end next to the entrance to the gardens of Villa Melzi, where lunch will be served. After lunch a 15 minutes walk through the gardens…
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Bellagio is considered one of the Pearls of Lake Como. One of the reasons it has remained small and quaint is because it is secluded. Trains do not go to Bellagio and the road is a curvey, narrow and uphill.…
READ MOREThe Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni Bellagio sits majestically on Lake Como looking out toward the Swiss Alps. A luxury hotel offering both tradition and contemporary innovation. LAKE COMO TOURS I had the great privilege of experiencing a personalized tour, lunch…
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Discovering Bellagio on an e-bike with Lake Como Food Tours is easy for anyone who can ride a traditional bicycle. A bike tour of Bellagio with local wine and cheese tasting, an expert guide and an e-bike make the perfect…
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Lake Como offers one of Italy’s most spectacular landscapes and settings. The history of the Lario region (Lake Como’s original name) dates back centuries. With its close proximity to Switzerland and Milan, the nobility of the Renaissance period would frequently…
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