The shore of Maiolica, a rare stretch of beach that winds through the rugged coastline of the Lario.

Maiolica: the lights of Bellagio.

Maiolica: the parks of private villas dotted by suggestive sighting towers.

The charming Villa Maria dating back to the end of 1800, commissioned by the American Martin Clerc.

The first Anglican church built in Italy, mindful of the Anglo-Saxon Tourism of Tremezzina. It was consecrated in 1891. 

The greenhouse of glass and wrought iron of Villa Maria.

Memorial plaque dedicated to Konrad Adenauer, a regular guest at Villa La Collina for many years.

At the time of Stendhal, the tourists came with
rowing boats and they used to say:
"we are landing at Cadenabbia." 

The Grand Hotel Britannia.

The Grand Hotel Cadenabbia
(formerly named Bellevue, 1802).

Villa Margherita, where Giuseppe Verdi composed part of
La Traviata. The Milanese editors Ricordi built
the villa during the mid 1800’s.

The promenade that leads to the little church ofS. Martino.

The upper lake.