Bellagio Essentials
Bellagio, situated at the intersection of Lake Como's three branches, features a mix of aristocratic architecture and natural viewpoints. This selection includes the historic Villa Serbelloni, known for its extensive terraced gardens, and the 11th-century Church of San Giorgio. The list extends to the surrounding hills, featuring the Colle del Ghisallo—a famous mountain pass for cyclists—and the Santuario della Madonna del Ghisallo, which houses a collection of cycling memorabilia and historical artifacts.
A Punta di Spartivento
The northernmost tip of the Bellagio peninsula where the Lecco and Como branches of the lake diverge, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
B Bellagio Porto turistico
A small marina located on the western side of the peninsula, serving private boats and featuring a lakeside promenade.
Villa Serbelloni tours
Guided access to the 18th-century villa's parkland, featuring terraced gardens, winding paths, and the ruins of a medieval castle.
D Santuario della Madonna del Ghisallo
A small chapel dedicated to the patroness of cyclists, containing a collection of championship jerseys and historic bicycles.
E Giardino Pubblico Domenico Vitali
A public waterfront park providing shaded seating and views across the lake toward Tremezzina.
Chiesa di San Giorgio
An 11th-century Romanesque church featuring a simple stone facade and a 15th-century fresco of the Madonna of the Graces.
G 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.
H Statue to Fallen Cyclist
A bronze monument located near the Ghisallo sanctuary, dedicated to the memory of cyclists.
I Colle del Ghisallo
A mountain pass reaching an elevation of 754 meters, known as a legendary segment of the Giro di Lombardia cycling race.
Belvedere di Makallé
A panoramic viewpoint located along the road ascending from the town center toward the higher hamlets.
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