Villa Olmo

Villa Olmo, Como Overview

Villa Olmo, built in 1782, is a neoclassical villa located on the western shore of Lake Como in the city of Como. Originally designed as a summer residence for the Odescalchi family, it features grand interiors, beautifully landscaped gardens, and panoramic lake views. The villa is now a cultural hub, hosting art exhibitions, events, and concerts, attracting visitors for its historic and architectural significance.

Built in 1782 for the Odescalchi family, the villa was designed as a luxurious summer retreat and has hosted notable figures such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Giuseppe Garibaldi, and Austrian royalty. Its name, "Olmo," refers to an ancient elm tree that once stood in its gardens.

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