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Departure from Como: Electric Life, the Tempio Voltiano, Villa Olmo and Villa La Rotonda make Como a unique destination where science, history and architecture meet. Electric Life is an interactive exhibition that explores the evolution of electricity and modern sustainable energy. Nearby, the Tempio Voltiano celebrates Alessandro Volta, inventor of the electric battery, with original instruments and documents. Villa Olmo, overlooking Lake Como, is a stunning neoclassical villa surrounded by beautiful gardens and hosts cultural events and exhibitions. Villa La Rotonda enchants visitors with its elegant architecture and scenic setting. Together, these iconic attractions highlight Como’s rich cultural heritage, making it a perfect destination for travelers seeking art, innovation and breathtaking landscapes.
The war memorial of the First World War.
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Villa Geno, located in Como on the eastern shore of Lake Como, is a historic residence renowned for its privileged location and architectural beauty. Originally built in 1790, the villa was designed in the neoclassical style and, over the years, has undergone several modifications and restorations that have preserved its original charm.
One of the distinctive features of Villa Geno is its park, which stretches along the lakeshore and offers breathtaking views of the water and the surrounding mountains. In the garden stands one of the most famous fountains on Lake Como, with a jet of water reaching 30 meters in height, creating a spectacular water display that attracts many visitors.
Over time, Villa Geno has been used for various purposes, including as a private residence, a venue for events and ceremonies, and today it serves as an exclusive location for weddings and celebrations. Its location just a short walk from the center of Como makes it easily accessible.
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Villa Erba is a magnificent historic residence located on the shores of Lake Como, in the town of Cernobbio. Built in the 19th century at the request of the Erba family, the villa is one of the finest examples of neoclassical architecture in Italy. It was designed as a summer residence and retreat, surrounded by a vast park with well-tended gardens, centuries-old trees, and spectacular views of the lake.
The villa has a significant cultural and artistic history, having hosted numerous important events and celebrations. It is also famous for its connection to the film director Luchino Visconti, whose mother owned the property. To this day, the upper floor of the villa preserves the rooms once used by the director as a place of inspiration and creative retreat.
Today, Villa Erba serves as a conference center and an exclusive venue for events such as weddings, exhibitions, and cultural gatherings.
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Villa Pizzo is one of the most enchanting historic residences on Lake Como, located between Cernobbio and Moltrasio. The villa dates back to the 16th century, when it was built as a summer residence for a noble Milanese family. Characterized by elegant and refined architecture, it is surrounded by terraced gardens that descend to the shores of the lake.
The property is renowned for its lush gardens, which include a variety of rare plants, neatly trimmed hedges, and abundant Mediterranean vegetation. The pathways winding through the gardens lead to fountains, statues, and secluded corners that provide moments of peace and reflection. Flowered terraces and pergolas draped in wisteria add an additional touch of romantic charm to the setting.
Over the centuries, Villa Pizzo has hosted many illustrious figures, including members of European nobility and modern-day celebrities. It remains one of the most sought-after venues for exclusive events, weddings, and celebrations.
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Villa d’Este is one of the most famous and luxurious historic residences on Lake Como, located in Cernobbio. Built in 1568 as a summer residence for a cardinal, it is surrounded by splendid Italian-style gardens, fountains, and terraces that open directly onto the lake. The villa was transformed into a luxury hotel in 1873 and has since hosted numerous celebrities, royals, and prominent figures.
Its elegant architecture and panoramic location — set amid lush greenery with breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains — make it one of the most exclusive and iconic destinations in the area. The gardens are adorned with statues, centuries-old trees, and rare plants, creating an atmosphere of exceptional beauty and tranquility.
Villa d’Este is also renowned for its gourmet restaurant and luxurious facilities, including swimming pools, tennis courts, and a wellness center, making it a premier destination for those seeking the utmost in comfort and refinement.
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Villa Le Fontanelle
Pass byVilla Le Fontanelle is a magnificent historic residence located on the shores of Lake Como, in Moltrasio. Built in the 19th century, the villa is renowned for its architectural elegance and its splendid gardens. Surrounded by a park filled with lush vegetation, fountains, and statues, it offers an atmosphere of serenity and refinement.
The villa also became famous thanks to its former owner, Gianni Versace, the renowned Italian fashion designer who purchased it in the 1970s. Under his ownership, Villa Le Fontanelle was transformed into a luxurious retreat and a glamorous social venue, hosting numerous international celebrities and distinguished guests.
The interiors of the villa reflect Versace’s opulence and refined taste, featuring lavish decorations, frescoes, and fine furnishings that evoke the timeless elegance of Italian noble residences. The multi-level gardens overlook the lake and are enriched with winding paths, colorful flowers, and centuries-old trees.
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we will arrive at the Village of Laglio, made famous thanks to George Clooney with Villa Oleandra, a curious Pyramid and the Ernesto Riva shipyard.
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The Nesso waterfalls are among the most famous waterfalls of Lake Como. here we could both take pictures and taste some snacks and bathe, swim and relax.
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