• Lake Como - Starting from Como: Electric Life, Voltiano Lighthouse, Voltiano Temple. The First World War memorial. Villa la Rotonda, Villa Olmo. Cernobbio: Villa Erba, Villa D’Este, Villa Pizzo. Moltrasio: Villa Fontanelle (formerly Versace’s). Laglio: known for George Clooney’s Villa Oleandra, the intriguing Pyramid, Ernesto Riva shipyard. Brienno, Argegno. Then the historically significant Isola Comacina. Varenna: Vezio Castle, Villa Cipressi. Return: Villa Pliniana, Hotel Il Sereno, Villa Taverna. Blevio: Villa Rocca Bruna (Hotel Mandarin Oriental), Villa Schouvaloff, Villa Usuelli, Cademartori, Villa Troubetzkoi. Finally, Como: Villa Mirabella, Villa Geno, Fountain, completing the journey.

• Villa Geno - Situated in Como on Lake Como’s eastern shore, Villa Geno is a historic residence celebrated for its prime location and architectural elegance. Built in 1790, the villa showcases neoclassical design and has undergone several restorations to maintain its original allure. A notable feature is its park, extending along the lakeshore, offering stunning views of the water and surrounding mountains. The garden hosts one of Lake Como’s most famous fountains, with a water jet reaching 30 meters high, creating a captivating display that draws many visitors.

Villa Geno has served various purposes over time, including as a private residence and a venue for events and ceremonies. Today, it is an exclusive location for weddings and celebrations, conveniently located a short walk from Como’s center.

• Villa Erba - Villa Erba is a splendid historic residence on Lake Como’s shores in Cernobbio. Constructed in the 19th century for the Erba family, it is a prime example of neoclassical architecture in Italy. Designed as a summer retreat, it is surrounded by a vast park with manicured gardens, ancient trees, and breathtaking lake views.

The villa boasts a rich cultural and artistic history, having hosted numerous significant events and celebrations. It is also renowned for its connection to film director Luchino Visconti, whose mother owned the property. The upper floor still preserves the rooms used by the director as a creative retreat.

Today, Villa Erba functions as a conference center and an exclusive venue for events like weddings, exhibitions, and cultural gatherings.

• Villa Pizzo - Villa Pizzo is one of Lake Como’s most enchanting historic residences, located between Cernobbio and Moltrasio. Dating back to the 16th century, it was built as a summer residence for a noble Milanese family. The villa features elegant architecture and is surrounded by terraced gardens descending to the lake.

The property is famous for its lush gardens, which include rare plants, neatly trimmed hedges, and abundant Mediterranean vegetation. The garden paths lead to fountains, statues, and secluded corners for peaceful reflection. Flowered terraces and wisteria-draped pergolas add romantic charm.

Over the centuries, Villa Pizzo has hosted many illustrious figures, including European nobility and modern celebrities. It remains a sought-after venue for exclusive events, weddings, and celebrations.

• Villa d’Este - Villa d’Este is a renowned and luxurious historic residence on Lake Como, located in Cernobbio. Built in 1568 as a cardinal’s summer residence, it is surrounded by splendid Italian-style gardens, fountains, and terraces opening directly onto the lake. Transformed into a luxury hotel in 1873, it has hosted numerous celebrities, royals, and prominent figures.

Its elegant architecture and panoramic location, set amid lush greenery with breathtaking lake and mountain views, make it one of the area’s most exclusive and iconic destinations. The gardens are adorned with statues, ancient trees, and rare plants, creating an atmosphere of exceptional beauty and tranquility.

Villa d’Este is also known for its gourmet restaurant and luxurious amenities, including swimming pools, tennis courts, and a wellness center, making it a premier destination for those seeking ultimate comfort and refinement.

• Villa Le Fontanelle - Villa Le Fontanelle is a magnificent historic residence on Lake Como’s shores in Moltrasio. Built in the 19th century, the villa is celebrated for its architectural elegance and splendid gardens. Surrounded by a park filled with lush vegetation, fountains, and statues, it offers an atmosphere of serenity and refinement.

The villa gained fame through its former owner, Gianni Versace, the renowned Italian fashion designer who purchased it in the 1970s. Under his ownership, Villa Le Fontanelle became a luxurious retreat and glamorous social venue, hosting numerous international celebrities and distinguished guests.

The villa’s interiors 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 ancient trees.

• Laglio - The journey continues to the Village of Laglio, made famous by George Clooney’s Villa Oleandra, an intriguing Pyramid, and the Ernesto Riva shipyard.

• Orrido Di Nesso - The Nesso waterfalls are among Lake Como’s most famous. Here, visitors can take photos, enjoy snacks, swim, and relax.

• Villa Cademartori - Villa Cademartori is a historic residence in Blevio, on Lake Como’s shores. Built in the 19th century, this villa is an elegant example of neoclassical architecture, reflecting the typical style of the lake’s grand residences. The structure is notable for its refined and symmetrical façade, enriched with marble decorative elements and ornamental details that add charm and luxury.

Surrounded by a large, well-kept park, the villa offers terraced gardens with ancient trees, flower beds, and magnificent panoramic lake views. The park is ideal for relaxing walks and enjoying the area’s tranquility and natural beauty.

Throughout its history, Villa Cademartori has been the private residence of distinguished families and has hosted exclusive events and receptions. Today, the villa retains its old-world charm, representing one of Lake Como’s hidden gems.

• Villa Pasta (Giuditta) - Villa Pasta, also known as Villa Giuditta, is a splendid historic residence on Lake Como’s shores in Blevio. Built in the 19th century, the villa is a magnificent example of classical Italian architecture, characterized by elegant façades and refined decorative details. The property is surrounded by a large garden that gently slopes to the lake, offering a peaceful and romantic setting.

The villa’s park is adorned with ancient trees, flower beds, and picturesque views of the lake and surrounding mountains, creating an ideal atmosphere for relaxing walks and contemplation. The villa’s interiors are equally captivating, featuring spacious and bright rooms, frescoed ceilings, and period furnishings that reflect the elegance typical of Lake Como’s aristocratic residences.

Throughout its history, Villa Pasta has hosted numerous distinguished guests, becoming an emblematic venue for exclusive events.

• The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como - The Mandarin Oriental, Lake Como, is a luxurious resort on Lake Como’s shores in Blevio. This exclusive hotel, part of the prestigious Mandarin Oriental group, is nestled in a natural setting of extraordinary beauty, surrounded by lush gardens and overlooking the crystal-clear lake waters. The property occupies a historic 19th-century villa, carefully restored to preserve its original charm while incorporating refined and contemporary design elements.

The resort features elegant rooms and suites, many offering spectacular views of the lake and surrounding gardens.

The Mandarin Oriental is also renowned for its world-class spa, offering exclusive treatments inspired by both Eastern and Western traditions, all within a serene environment overlooking the lake. The outdoor pools — one heated and floating on the lake — provide a unique and relaxing experience.

• Villa Troubetzkoy - Villa Cagni Troubetzkoy, located on Lake Como’s shores in Cernobbio, has a fascinating history dating back to the 19th century. The villa takes its name from the Troubetzkoy family, of Russian origin, who owned it and contributed to its charm. The residence is an example of neoclassical architecture, typical of Lake Como’s historic villas, with an elegant façade overlooking the lake.

The Troubetzkoy family was closely connected to the European aristocracy, known for their cultural influence and ties to art and literature. The villa was a gathering place for intellectuals, artists, and nobles of the time. Some family members, like Prince Pierre Troubetzkoy, were notable figures in artistic and literary circles, strengthening the villa’s cultural and artistic connections.

The villa is surrounded by a lush park, with carefully tended gardens creating an idyllic setting.

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Explore Lake Como with the luxurious ALFASTREET 25 on SuBacco’s private tour.

The meeting point is at the “Sant’Agostino” pier in “Via Lungo Lario Trieste”.

The private group, at €500, offers a 2-hour tour, excluding fuel and taxes (€100, to be paid in cash at the end of the tour. MAXIMUM of 6 PEOPLE)

The boat is exclusively for your group, including a bottle of white wine/prosecco, water, guide with captain, information on the villas, insurance, music, sun cream and swimming opportunities.

During the tour, descriptions of attractions that can only be reached by lake are provided, with the possibility of stopping to enjoy the landscape and take unique photographs from the perspective of the lake.

Enjoy the luxury of the Yacht 25 Cabin Evolution Outboard by Teruzzi Design, with impeccable design, timeless elegance and exceptional performance. SuBacco invites you to book now for an unforgettable adventure on the waters of Lake Como, without pickup, hop-on or hop-off services.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.