The 7 Best Things to Do in Bellagio, Italy

July 25, 2017 Oliva Fomby

Discover the best top things to do in Bellagio, Italy including i Giardini di Villa Melzi, Madonna del Ghisallo, La Punta Spartivento, Parco di Villa Serbelloni, Basilica di San Giacomo, Chiesa San Giacomo, Enoteca Principessa.
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1. i Giardini di Villa Melzi

Lungolario Manzoni, 22021 Bellagio, Italy +39 339 457 3838
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4.5 based on 1 reviews

i Giardini di Villa Melzi

National Monument and Private Gardens This magnificent villa, built in 1808 for the Duke Francesco Melzi d'Eril, assistant to General Napoleon, is one of the most emblematic examples of neo-classicism in Lombardy.....The Gardens Are visitable March to October every day 9.30 am to' 6.30 pm

Reviewed By lfbmonkey - fort lee , new jersey

We paid the admission although the villa was closed. The Gardens are beautiful , even in the beginning of November. Autumn colors abound. They front Lake Como with gorgeous views. Unusual horticulture . This is a great walk to get back to the water taxi.

2. Madonna del Ghisallo

10km south of Bellaggio, 22030 Bellagio, Italy +39 031 965885
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4.5 based on 222 reviews

Madonna del Ghisallo

Reviewed By David G - Grenoble, France

If you are interested in cycling history you absolutely have to visit this museum and chapel. The small church overlooks the lake and has the race bikes of the late Fabio Casartelli and Fausto Coppi amongst other memorabilia. The museum is much more extensive, retracing cycling history with both ancient and modern bikes and displays.

3. La Punta Spartivento

Bellagio, Italy +39 031 951888
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4.5 based on 451 reviews

La Punta Spartivento

This is what Italy is all about when you visit this scenic park on Lake Como, as you gaze upon the magnificent views of the distant Swiss Alps that seem to touch the waters of the lake.

Reviewed By Bozeman-Dublin - Dublin, Ireland

Bellagio is an absolute gem, sonold world, peaceful and picturesque. The lakeside location is just perfect abd its less than an hour along a winding road from the city of Como itself.
The very best views of the lake come here at La Punta as you see the lake split in two from here. If you can imagine Lake Como as an upside-down Y, Bellagio marks the point where the split occurs, hence La Punta Spartivento. The views are just wonderful here at any time if the day, especially sun sets over the Mountains. A wonderful place with plenty of benches to sjt on and enjoy the view, a short walk from the centre of Bellagio village

4. Parco di Villa Serbelloni

Piazza della Chiesa 14, 22021 Bellagio, Italy +39 031 951555
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4.5 based on 126 reviews

Parco di Villa Serbelloni

This beautiful villa was built in 1873 surrounded by elegant Gardens and park-like grounds with sweeping views of Lake Como.

Reviewed By homey2015 - Greater London, United Kingdom

We rented an apartment in Bellagio and the lovely Italian lady next door told us some history on the Villa & the princess who owned it.
We wanted to find out more so booked the 11am tour. The tickets r sold at the tourist office in the old tower next to St. James church.
Our tour guide was so knowledgeable & completely approachable, inviting us to ask as many questions as we wanted. Excellent value at €9 each for 1 1/2 hours. Thank u so much for an interesting & enjoyable walk.

5. Basilica di San Giacomo

Piazza della Chiesa, 22021 Bellagio, Italy
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4.5 based on 184 reviews

Basilica di San Giacomo

Reviewed By Bozeman-Dublin - Dublin, Ireland

A lovely old church right in the centre of the beautiful village of Bellagio, right on the Main square in fact so it's hard to miss!
It is small and quaint and for me the highlight is the beautiful domed mosaics in such vibrant golds and bright colours.
It is quiet and serene, a total contrast to the hustle and bustle of busy Bellagio by day. But it's lovely in the evening too in the soft light of the village when all the crowds have gone back to Como and beyond.

6. Chiesa San Giacomo

Piaza Della Chiesa, 22021 Bellagio, Italy
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4 based on 115 reviews

Chiesa San Giacomo

Reviewed By Dave D - La Crescenta, California

The narrow, steep streets of the village lead to the Romanesque church on Piazza della Chiese. The cool, dark interior slowly reveals itself as your eyes become accustomed. I found the mosaics the most impressive. Their golden hues were truly striking.

7. Enoteca Principessa

Salita Serbelloni 16, 22021 Bellagio, Italy +39 031 950860
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5 based on 47 reviews

Enoteca Principessa

Reviewed By Rick C - Nashville, Tennessee

Very helpful friendly service. Helped us choose several nice bottles of wine and did a balsamic tasting for us to choose some great real balsamic vinegars to bring home.

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