Scenic Viewpoints & Peaks

This collection highlights the natural vantage points around Bellagio, centered on Monte San Primo, the highest peak in the Larian Triangle at 1,682 meters. It includes Punta di Spartivento, the geographical tip where Lake Como splits into its three branches. The selection covers various altitudes, from lakeside terraces to the limestone climbing cliffs of Civenna and the panoramic overlooks of Monte Nuvolone, offering perspectives across the Como, Lecco, and northern arms of the lake.

Punta di Spartivento

The northernmost point of the Bellagio peninsula where Lake Como divides into its three distinct branches.

Monte San Primo

Monte San Primo is a mountain of Lombardy, Italy. It is 1,682 metres high and belongs to the province of Como.

Belvedere di Makallé

Panoramic viewpoint located in the hills above the town center, offering vistas of the central lake area.

Belvedere su Bellagio

Elevated lookout point providing a direct view over the historic center of Bellagio and the lake junction.

Belvedere del Nuvolone

Located on the slopes of Monte Nuvolone, this spot overlooks the central part of Lake Como and the surrounding mountains.

Croce di Civenna

A commemorative cross and viewpoint in Civenna, offering vistas over the Lecco branch of the lake and the Grigne mountains.

Terrace

Public viewing terrace located near the water's edge, offering a perspective of the lake's northern branch.

Falesia Alessandro Visentini

A limestone climbing cliff located near Civenna, featuring established routes for sport climbing.

Sass de Varc

A distinctive limestone cliff and rock formation situated in the mountainous terrain above the eastern shore.

Dosso Maggiore

A grassy peak rising above Civenna, providing views of the Larian Triangle and the eastern arm of the lake.