Bellagio, Italy, How to Visit

Located in the Lake District in the north of Italy, Bellagio is one of the world's most beautiful destinations, a picturesque wonderland, famous for its staircase streets and waterfront promenade. chapters: 00:00 intro 00:33 Salita Serbelloni, main staircase street 01:23 small village, many lanes 01:37 lakefront promenade 02:06 Via Roma 02:19 Piazza della Chiesa 03:05 Via Giuseppe Garibaldi 03:58 food shops, restaurants 04:46 Via Garibaldi shops 05:21 street map 05:44 Salita Monastero 06:10 via Centrale 06:31 map of staircase alleys 06:52 lanes a beautiful challenge 07:25 Dennis explains 08:00 Salita Mella 08:13 not crowded 09:31 Salita Grandi 09:52 Bellagio tourism 10:17 how to get to Bellagio 10:30 maps of Lake Como and Italy 10:47 conclusion We'll show you the highlights and explain how to get the most out of your visit. The Old Town is characterized by narrow streets and picturesque winding alleys, most of them staircases lined with charming shops, cafes and restaurants. It's a great place to wander and explore. When you arrive in Bellagio the first staircase street you're going to see is the biggest and best of all of them, Salita Serbelloni. If you're only going to walk one staircase, let this be the one. Salita Serbelloni is just 125 meters long, so you'll soon arrive at the top, a good place for pictures and a nice view looking back down the steps. Here we have a typical scene with a wine bar on the left and a restaurant across the street from it. Trattoria San Giacomo, perched right at the top of the staircase with a nice view, looking out. With all these pedestrian lanes, the town layout is like a medieval village, but here it's somewhat unique with that lakefront setting and the large number of staircase streets. travel videos & photos at: https://townsofeurope.com/ with text, maps & links.