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We look forward to welcoming you to the beautiful Lake Como!

Residence Celeste enjoys a prime location just a short distance from Villa Carlotta and Villa Balbianello, looking out over the promontory of Bellagio. Get in touch for any information you need and we will be delighted to reply as soon as possible. All you have to do is choose, we will take care of the rest!

📍 Via Giulia Brentano 3/5, Mezzegra, 22016, Tremezzina
📞 +39 0344 1930036 · +39 338 3942667
✉️ info@residence-celeste.com
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Table laid with an embroidered linen cloth, patterned china, lit candles and autumn fruit: figs, apples, grapes and walnuts Tremezzina Gastronomica 2026: the village restaurants cook the old dishes, October to December A shore of pebbles and stones on the lake, with a wooden boat and mountains in the background Swimming in Lake Como from Mezzegra: where you can get in the water, and what we admit we don't know Aerial view over Lake Como from the high meadows of Monte San Primo The first trail above Mezzegra: how to choose it if you're not a hiker Raindrops on a window pane, with a blurred lake and mountains beyond What Changes on Lake Como When It Rains: A Kitchen, Not a Hotel Room Cobbled lane in a Tremezzina village, with a green shutter and geraniums along the stone wall Walking the Greenway del Lago di Como when you sleep on the trail Isola Comacina seen from the Tremezzina shore: a white boat moored in clear shallow water, the green island in the middle of the lake and mountains behind it Isola Comacina, Lake Como's only island: how to get there and what to expect Aerial view of the city of Como and the lake's western branch, the gateway to the western shore From Milan to Lake Como: how to actually reach the western shore A wooden dock stretching into the lake at sunset, with a pine branch in the foreground and the pastel-coloured houses of a village on the far shore Living Lake Como, not just passing through