The shores of Lake Como read like a living history book, each villa a chapter in the story of Italian art, architecture, and aristocratic life. For centuries, the lake has attracted those seeking beauty, inspiration, and the incomparable Italian way of life.
Villa del Balbianello: A Cinematic Masterpiece
Perched on the tip of a wooded promontory, Villa del Balbianello is perhaps the most photographed residence on the lake. Its terraced gardens, loggia with sweeping views, and romantic atmosphere have made it a favourite location for filmmakers and visitors alike.
Villa Carlotta: Gardens of Wonder
Named after Princess Carlotta of Prussia, this neoclassical villa houses an impressive collection of sculptures and paintings. But it is the botanical gardens that truly captivate—eight hectares of azaleas, rhododendrons, and ancient camellias that burst into colour each spring.