Villa Melzi d'Eril in Bellagio: reopening from 23 March 2019

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Villa Melzi d’Eril on the western lakeside of Bellagio will reopen its doors from Saturday 23 March 2019.
A unique opportunity to visit one of the most beautiful villas on Lake Como in the extraordinary and picturesque Bellagio.
Famous for its fantastic garden, the chapel of Villa Melzi and its museum.
Furthermore you can find Egyptian, Etruscan, Roman, Renaissance and Neoclassical sculptures.

VILLA MELZI D’ERIL

Villa Melzi d’Eril was completed in 1810 by Giocondo Albertolli, commissioned by Francesco Melzi d’Eril named Duca di Lodi by Napoleon.
Dimora del Melzi, even after his political career, was decorated and furnished by famous artists of the time: the Appiani and the Bossi painters, the Canova and the Comolli sculptors, the bronze Manfredini.

The villa is introduced by a beautiful English garden – with monuments, memorabilia, rare exotic plants, ancient trees – which develops harmoniously along the shores of the lake, south of the inhabited area.
Before reaching the villa, go along a tree-lined avenue, after which you reach the large terrace facing the villa, where you can admire the landscape of the central lake and the harmony of the building which is accessed via a scenic staircase.

OPENINGS AND TIMES

The Villa reopens from March until October 2019.
It will be open every day from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm.

PRICES

Adults: € 6.50
Children aged 18 to 25: € 5.00 – Children under the age of 18: € 5.00 – Children under the age of 18: € 5.00
Over 65 years: € 6.50

Children under 12: free entry
Students (with nominative list signed by the school): € 4.00

Group rate (minimum 20 paying): € 5.00
Entry for two days: € 8.00
Season ticket: € 50.00
Payment at the Bellagio and Loppia ticket office (payment in cash only)
Guide service for groups by reservation only