Lake Como Private Boat Tour: Villas & Breathtaking Scenic Highlights

Highlights

• Exclusive Experience
• Iconic Scenery
• Comfort & Luxury

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Itinerary

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   Parco Civico Teresio Olivelli

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   Parco Teresio Olivelli is a charming lakeside park located in Tremezzo, on the western shore of Lake Como, Italy. Known for its peaceful atmosphere, the park features lush gardens, tall trees, a historic fountain, and beautiful views of the lake and surrounding mountains. It’s a popular spot for relaxing walks, picnics, and outdoor activities, offering both locals and visitors a tranquil escape in a picturesque setting.

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   Chiesa di San Lorenzo a Tremezzo

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   The Church of San Lorenzo in Tremezzo is a beautiful 18th–19th century church overlooking Lake Como. Blending neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic styles, it features a striking façade, frescoes by Luigi Tagliaferri, and historic altars. The church stands in a scenic square, offering peaceful lake views.

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   Villa Sola Busca - complesso

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   Villa Sola Busca, also known as Villa La Quieta, is an elegant 18th-century villa located in Tremezzo on the western shore of Lake Como, Italy. Surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and overlooking the lake, the villa is celebrated for its neoclassical architecture and richly decorated interiors. Historically a residence of noble families, Villa Sola Busca has hosted famous guests, including poets and philosophers. Today, it stands as a symbol of Lake Como's aristocratic charm and cultural heritage.

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   Villa Del Balbianello

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   Villa

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   Villa del Balbiano - Complesso Architettonico di Ossuccio (ante 1778)

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   Villa Balbiano is a historic 16th-century palazzo located in Ossuccio on Lake Como, Italy. Originally owned by the noble Giovio family, it was sold in 1596 to Cardinal Tolomeo Gallio, who initiated significant renovations based on designs by architect Pellegrino Tibaldi. The villa reached its peak during the 18th century under Cardinal Angelo Maria Durini, who transformed it into a cultural hub for intellectuals and artists.

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   Isola Comacina

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   Isola Comacina is the only island on Lake Como, located near the village of Ossuccio in Tremezzina. Spanning approximately 6 hectares, it is renowned for its lush Mediterranean vegetation, including olive groves, linden trees, and laurel bushes, thriving in the mild climate of the Zoca de l’Oli bay. Historically, the island played a significant role from Roman times through the Middle Ages. In 1169, it was destroyed by forces from Como and Emperor Frederick Barbarossa, leading to its abandonment for centuries . Archaeological excavations have uncovered several early medieval structures, including the Church of San Giovanni Battista, which stands on the island today.

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   Orrido Di Nesso

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   The Orrido di Nesso is a striking natural gorge located in the village of Nesso on the eastern shore of Lake Como, Italy. Formed by the confluence of the Tuf and Nosè streams, the gorge plunges dramatically into the lake, creating a waterfall with a drop of approximately 200 meters.

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   Villa Le Fontanelle

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   Villa Le Fontanelle is a distinguished neoclassical villa situated on the shores of Lake Como in Moltrasio, Italy. Constructed in the early 19th century by the Englishman Lord Charles Currie, the villa was later owned by Antonio Besana, a friend of composer Giuseppe Verdi. In 1977, it was purchased by Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace, who undertook extensive renovations to restore its former glory. The restoration included the enhancement of three acres of ornamental gardens, the addition of three cottages, a tennis court, and a private mooring along the lakefront.

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Location