Villa Carlotta

Villa Carlotta: History, Art and Nature on Lake Como

If you love Lake Como, we can’t miss to tell you about the release of the new novel
“The Secret of Villa Carlotta” (Giunti Editore, ASIN: B0DVN9QF2Q).
An exciting book that tells mysterious and captivating stories set right among the beautiful villas and gardens that make this area unique.

We recommend this novel if you want to immerse yourself in enchanting atmospheres, and why not, to increase your desire to visit the lake and its wonders even more.

Villa Carlotta, located in Tremezzo on the shores of Lake Como, is one of Lombardy’s most fascinating jewels. Built in the 18th century, the villa is famous not only for its elegant architecture but also for its stunning botanical gardens and rich art collection.

The villa owes its name to Charlotte of Prussia, wife of Prince George II of Hanover, who in the 19th century made it her summer residence and significantly expanded the park. Today it is open to the public and attracts visitors from all over the world, fascinated by the unique combination of nature, history, and art.

Among the most famous works housed at Villa Carlotta are sculptures by Antonio Canova and paintings by Francesco Hayez. The gardens cover over seven hectares, featuring rare plants and spectacular seasonal blooms that create a magical atmosphere all year round.

If you are planning a visit to Lake Como, Villa Carlotta is a must-see stop that will immerse you in the timeless beauty and history of this region.

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Villa Pliniana

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Villa Monastero and Villa Cipressi

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