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CITY OVERVIEW

Bellagio is a small village at the tip of a long hilly promontory between the two southern branches of Lake Como. It is an elegant and long-established tourist resort, which still retains considerable charm. The historic village of Bellagio only has a population of around 200, and most locals live in other hamlets and villages on the headland. Villa Serbelloni is a large, grand building on the slopes of the Bellagio promontory. The villa's grounds enclose the wooded hill behind the town, which dominates the headland and the centre of Lake Como. The villa building isn't open to the public, but the gardens and grounds can be visited on organised tours, which take place twice a day.

Lake Como is so beautiful, so peaceful, so crammed full of great restaurants and swanky hotels, you could be fooled into thinking it's the exclusive preserve of holidaying oligarchs and film stars (George Clooney owns a place there). There are lots of flights to Milan and from there the lake is just a 90-minute drive. Plus, as long as you know the right places to go. you can enjoy a week of amazing scenery, perfect food and all-round lakeside frolicking. Full day trip: a ferry around the heart of Lake Como (between the key towns of Bellagio, Varenna, Menaggio and Cadenabbia) is a must. The most popular of the stops remains Bellagio. If you climb the steep, cobbled steps that lead up from the lake towards the main shopping streets. 

Como, on the south shore of the lake, is only part elegant resort, where cobbled pedestrian streets wind their way past parks and bustling cafés. The other part is an industrial town renowned for its silk production.

Cernobbio offers a feeling of exclusivity and peace only minutes away from Como. Villa D’Este has already guested the famous and wealthy since the late 19th century. Today at rates averaging 1000 euros a night, it is still an exclusive and premium resort offering its visitors internationally-renowned luxury and beautiful surroundings.