Villa Cademartori, on the eastern shore of Lake Como, is a stunning 19th-century villa celebrated for its architectural elegance and breathtaking lake views. Built in a classical style, the villa features ornate facades, expansive terraces, and large windows that open up to panoramic vistas of the lake and surrounding mountains. Originaly owned by Artaria family one of the most famous publishing family of the time. It was for long time Artaria family holiday resort. In 1842 the german trader and banker Giorgio Mylius bought the Villa and proceeded to a full renovation. When Giorgio died, his second wife Sophie Elisabeth Vonwiller sold the villa to Corrado Cramer member of a very important Milanese family owns of a textile industry. Recently, the Cademartori family, owners of one of the most important Italian food company, bought the Villa and used it as holiday resort for long time. In the eighties, the Villa went through the last renovation and shared into apartments.

The Mandarin Oriental Lake Como, located in Blevio, is a luxurious five-star hotel set within a historic 18th-century villa on the shores of Lake Como. Surrounded by lush botanical gardens, the hotel offers panoramic views of the lake and mountains. Blending classic Italian architecture with contemporary design, it features elegant rooms, suites, and private villas, each decorated with refined details. The hotel also boasts an award-winning spa, an infinity pool overlooking the lake, and fine dining options that showcase Italian cuisine. The Mandarin Oriental provides an exclusive retreat, combining timeless charm with modern luxury in an enchanting lakeside setting.

Villa Taverna is set in a panoramic location in the village of Perlasca, between Blevio and Torno. It was built by Count Paolo Taverna at the end of the eighteenth century. Taverna’s family then rented the villa to Francesco Melzi, who lived there while working on the construction of the nearby Villa Melzi.

Villa Pliniana is a very old villa built in 1500 by Giovanni Anguissola, the governor of Como. He wanted a fortress-villa out of town. He named the building VILLA PLINIANA in honour of Pliny the famous writer, philosopher and roman governor. Villa Pliniana is located in a magnificent place and it hosted famous celebrities as Napoleon, Stendhal, opera composers as Bellini, Rossini and Liszt.

Nesso is halfway along the road that connects Como with Bellagio. Doubtless is one of the most peculiar villages on Lake Como. The characteristic of Nesso is the Orrido. It is a beautiful waterfall coming down from the mountain into the lake. The best way to admire this corner of paradise is approaching it by boat. You will be able to enjoy the power of the water almost touching it by your hands.

Villa Oleandra is famous because is the George Clooney house in Como, where he usually spends his summer holidays.

Villa Fontanelle is a beautiful historic villa located in Moltrasio, on the shores of Lake Como. Known for its elegant architecture and stunning lake views, the villa is surrounded by lush gardens, offering a tranquil and picturesque setting. Villa Fontanelle was the Gianni Versace.

Villa d’Este is a wonderful 5-star hotel, one of the best in Italy. Built in the late 1500s, at the end of the 1800s it was converted into a hotel. Villa d’ Este has hosted the most famous politicians and actors of the world. With classic style, it allows guests to experience an atmosphere of other times.

Villa Erba was built by the noble Erba family at the beginning of the 1900s. It is used for events and weddings and it is also an exhibition centre. A glass complex put in a huge park is used for large events and fairs. Normally it is closed to the public and you can visit the villa only on the occasion of special events.The villa can be admired by boat from the lake.

Villa Olmo owes its name to the pre-existing presence in the area of two distinct specimens of elm, very old and large. It was built in neoclassical style between 1782 and 1787 on behalf of Innocenzo Odescalchi, belonging to a wealthy family of the time. In 1925 it was sold to the Municipality of Como. Since then the Villa has been a prestigious venue for exhibitions, events and conferences.