Moltrasio

Located on the shores of Lake Como in Italy, the village of Montrasio was a favourite summer destination for such celebrities as Giovanni Versace and Winston Churchill. It is still a lovely destination, easy to reach and close to the major destinations in the area, but with a friendly village feel. It offers beautiful views over the lake.

Moltrasio as seen from Lake Como.

Understand

Administratively, Montrasio is part of the province of Como, in the Lombardy region.

Get in

The village is less than 50km from Milan, where you'll also find the nearest major Italian airport. The village is served by the SS340, which follows the western shores of Lake Como. The city of Como lies about 6km south of Monstrasio along this road.

Monstrasio is very close to the border with Switzerland. The city of Lugano, which also has an airport, is only about half an hour from here, mostly via the A2.

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See

Villa Fontanelle. Built in the 19th century by Lord Charles Currie, this yellow painted mansion on the shores of Lake Como was owned by Giovanny Versace until he was murdered in 1997. The villa received many celebrity guests in its day, but now awaits a new, wealthy owner.
San Agata Church.

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🌍 Grand Hotel Imperiale Resort & SPA, Via Regina, 24, ☎ +39 031 346111, e-mail: info@imperialemoltrasio.it. Check-in: 3 p.m., check-out: midday. Grand Hotel Imperiale is located in the small town of Moltrasio, on the bankside of Lake Como. Originally open as Villa Regina at the beginning of nineteen century is open from 1995 as Grand Hotel Imperiale

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