Life Electric - A sculpture by Daniel Libeskind, featuring two opposing sinusoids, dedicated to Alessandro Volta.

Lido Villa Olmo - A villa open to the public, built by Innocenzo Regazzoni in 1782. The name Villa Olmo is derived from one of the elm trees.

Villa Erba - A site of significant historical value, housing the Museum of the Rooms of Luchino Visconti, and serving as an exhibition and congress center.

Villa d’Este - Constructed in the mid-16th century at the request of the Gallio family. It became a hotel in the 19th century, attracting composers, literary figures, aristocrats, politicians, and athletes.

Villa Le Fontanelle - Also known as Villa Versace, built in the 19th century and purchased by Gianni Versace in 1977.

Villa Passalacqua - One of Lake Como’s most prestigious villas, built in the 17th century and restored by Andrea Passalacqua in the late 18th century. Notable guests include poet Carlo Porta and composer Vincenzo Bellini.

Villa Oleandra - Known as Villa George Clooney, previously owned by the Heinz family.

The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como - Formerly owned by Giuditta Pasta, now a five-star hotel offering stunning views.

Villa Geno - Built in the late 1700s by Marquise Menafoglio, later converted into a restaurant. In front of the villa is a fountain that can reach nearly forty meters in height.