Areas and spots
Visit these beautiful locations, restaurants, and spots to truly experience Lago di Como.
Groceries
Antico Prestino
Antico Prestino is a small bakery and grocery store located very close to La Dimora. Ideal for fresh bread in the morning!
RestaurantExperience
Baita La Morena
Baita La Morena is a so called agriturismo. Here you can enjoy the typical Italian gastronomy of the countryside and where you dine with the other guests at long tables and taste the specialties of this area. "Baita la Morena” lies on the slope of mountain San Primo at a height of approximately 100 meters.
Restaurant
Ristorante Aurora
Aurora is the perfect place to eat during the day or a fantastic pizza in the evening. You can relax on the large terrace at the waterfront, while the kids can enjoy the bouncing cushion on the water or the whole family can take water ski or wakeboard lessons. For dining in the evening it is advised to book in advance.
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Crotto del Misto
Restaurant just under LaDimora at the lake, only a 5 minutes walk. Authentic Italian kitchen with lake fish speciality. Reservation is advised
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Ristorante Helvetia
delicious wood-fired pizzas. It is a very cozy restaurant with an intimate terrace with fantastic views over the lake. Lovely spot for example a lunch. There is also a bar where one can go for an aperitif, which has the large modern terrace which is at ground level with again great views on Lake Como.
City
Bellagio
Bellagio is situated upon the cape of the land mass that divides Lake Como in two. The city centre occupies the tip of the promontory, while other districts are scattered along the lake shores and up the slopes of the hills. The great Pleistocene glaciations with their imposing flows coming from the Valtellina and Valchiavenna modelled the actual landscape of Lake Como: at least four times the glaciers went as far as Brianza to the south.
Hiking
La Strada Regia (The Kings road)
LaDimora is situated at the Strada Regia, which is a halfway track that runs along the eastern shore of the branch of Lake Como between the capital and Bellagio. In the past it was a network of mule tracks that connected the villages and allowed travelers and traders to move around this area. Today it is a pedestrian path , also suitable for mountain bikes, well signposted and about 30 km long. For convenience, we have divided the itinerary into three stages: Brunate-Torno (6 km), Torno-Nesso (11 km), Nesso-Bellagio (12 km). Let's start with the first stage, the Strada Regia from Brunate to Torno .
Getting around