Getting Around Bellagio

Getting Around Bellagio

As you travel around Bellagio and it's surrounding areas you will soon discover why the scenery is some of the best that Italy has to offer, for travelling around Lake Como one of the most popular ways to travel is by ferry, which will give you many breathtaking views.

Getting Around Bellagio by Train

Travelling to Bellagio by train is a great experience, you will get chance to see lots of scenic beauty along the way, you may get on the Malpanese Express that departs from Milan's Malpanese Airport. The train stops at Como Nord Lago Station, from here, you may choose to take a ferry or a C30 bus to Bellagio, you can also get a train from Bergamo to Varenna, and from here you will need to catch a ferry to Bellagio Italy, for more information you can check Trenitalia, in Italy, Trenitalia is the leading operator of trains.

Getting Around Bellagio By Ferry

Bellagio is located on the peninsular tip of Italy, which forks into the Lake Como, Lake Como has a luxurious and economical waterways transportation for it's tourists, offering car ferries and other ferry services which operate at regular intervals. A Car ferry service is available between Bellagio and other towns of Cadenabbia and Varenna, tourists also have an option to buy a ferry ticket for unlimited usage of ferry services, so if your looking to make the most of seeing Bellagio and it's surrounding areas then this is a great option.

Getting Around Bellagio By Hiking

There is nothing like getting into comfortable shoes and exploring Bellagio on foot, walking on the cobblestone streets, crossing the old narrow paths to small chapels, crossing the town to take a view of the lake, basking in the morning sun surrounded by beautiful flowers. As you hike through villages and towns that surround Bellagio your bound to see villas with terraced gardens, passionately haunted with writers and poets like Mark Twain and Shelley. Visit Suira, a private place where you can educate yourself about traditional silk spinning and silkworm breeding cultures, explore narrow paths and hidden trails when hiking around Bellagio!