Not just a Boutique Hotel in the heart of Como,
but dozens of experiences to live.
Captivating design, refined furnishings, services
excellent, attention to customer needs,
wide choice of culinary proposals.
In Moltrasio, in an intimate and enveloping atmosphere that enhances the panorama of Lake Como, you can experience a unique and unforgettable taste experience.
The strong tourist vocation of Como and the villages overlooking the Lario has meant that, over time, the reception services have adapted to Italian and foreign tourism.
You will find a very high concentration of restaurants, small clubs, bistros, cafes, all aimed at a clientele accustomed to the best.
The refined architecture, the ancient buildings, the squares
teeming with life, the lakeside avenues where you can stroll in
tranquility, the majestic monuments to admire.
Historical monument of Como, located near the DBH, is the Cathedral with the Broletto and the adjoining civic tower.
The Cathedral of Como, with its Gothic-Renaissance elegance dominates the urban architecture of the city. It is considered one of the most representative religious buildings in Northern Italy, and its uniqueness and beauty are a legacy of the almost 4 centuries it took to build it, from 1396 to 1740.
In addition to the Cathedral, the city hosts many famous buildings of Christian worship such as the Basilica of Sant'Abbondio (Romanesque style, 11th century), the Basilica of San Carpoforo (first basilica of the diocese of Como, 4th century) and the Basilica of San Fedele (Romanesque style, 11th century).
Como is the city of Alessandro Volta and there are several
attractions dedicated to him.
It is a Scientific Museum and displays several interesting objects and documents on the scientist who was also honored with the Volta Lighthouse. It is an octagonal tower erected in 1927 which stands out for 29 m (the structure is located in Brunate, a village connected to Como).
Here, in the evening, the nightlife lights up over which the famous statue of the chemist 'watches'.
Renowned modern sculpture 16m high and made in 2015 by Daniel Libeskind. It represents two opposing sinusoids and is placed in a precise point, in relation to two other works dedicated to Volta.
The numerous stately villas deserve a visit
surrounded by lush parks.
The largest residence on the Lario and a magnificent example of a neoclassical villa, Villa Olmo is one of the things not to be missed in Como.
Between 1782 and 1789 the splendid villa, the work of Simone Cantoni, was designed and built. The client, the Marquis Innocenzo Odescalchi, wanted a summer residence for his family overlooking Lake Como.
An itinerary that will make you discover the most beautiful villages
of Lake Como.
Reachable on foot, following the promenade that runs along the lake and crossing the park of Villa Olmo, in about 30min.
To admire: the small square overlooking the water and the elegant lakeside promenade, the sixteenth-century Villa d’Este, now transformed into a luxury hotel, and the nineteenth-century Villa Erba, where Luchino Visconti stayed.
Its peculiarity is that the village is located exactly where the 3 branches of Lake Como meet.
In the 19th century it lived an era of pomp and splendor, becoming the favorite tourist destination of the Lombard nobility and upper middle class. It still maintains its status as an internationally renowned tourist resort today.
To visit: Villa Serbelloni and Villa Melzi.
One of the largest and most fascinating villages on the western branch of Lake Como.
Rich in history, art and culture, it also offers some of the most evocative panoramic sceneries of the center of the lake: the Comacina Island, the only island of Lake Como, the wooded promontory of Dosso del Lavedo with the marvelous Villa del Balbianello, the Sacro Monte di Ossuccio, a UNESCO heritage site, the view of the Bellagio promontory that rises towards Monte San Primo and the mountains in the background, among which the two unmistakable peaks of Grigna and Grignetta stand out, particularly suggestive at sunset.
The municipality of Tremezzina includes the villages of Ossuccio, Lenno, Mezzegra and Tremezzo with their characteristic historic centers, splendid villas and gardens, Romanesque and Baroque churches and lakeside promenades.
Not to be missed: Villa Carlotta, Villa del Balbianello, Isola Comacina, the Telesio Olivelli park and the Greenway of Lake Como, a walk that entirely crosses the Tremezzina.
A short but suggestive itinerary to consider on Lake Como. Crossing the Regina Vecchia road you will pass through three pretty villages in the Como area, Moltrasio, Carate Urio and Laglio.
Once in Laglio, let yourself be infected by gossip and look for Villa Oleandra, an ancient residence purchased in 2002 by George Clooney.
Borgo sul Lario particularly appreciated for the lakeside promenade decorated with colorful flower beds.
The village is small but picturesque: the ideal is to include it in an on the road itinerary along the western shore of the Lario.
Exclusive shops alternate with elegant showrooms
and small boutiques where you can be fascinated by Made
in Italy of high class.
A walk through the historic center of Como
"Capital of silk" will also take you to discover in
traditional Como and lake shops.
