Museums in Lake Como

Villa Olmo owes its name to a magnificent centenary elm tree, today no longer existent.

While Como might seem like a more recently built playground, it actually has a storied past dating back to prehistory.

Motorcycle enthusiasts will want to visit the Moto Guzzi Museum, a place that pays homage to the historic machines.

A museum dedicated to the long history of boating on Lake Como has brought together more about 150 examples of various water-faring vessels under one roof.

A fun, fanciful museum near Lake Como will delight kids, or the kid in you.

Journey through the process of silkmaking, from the silk worms, to the spinning, dying and looming work, right to the finished product.

In the town of Como is a neoclassic temple, dedicated to a hometown physicist.