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Villa Balbiano, Lake Como
A filming location from House of Gucci in Lake Como.
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The scene
The lavish lakeside villa that serves as the Gucci family home is the seventeenth-century Villa Balbiano at Ossuccio, its terraced gardens and frescoed rooms among the grandest on Lake Como.
How to visit
The villa is a private events and wedding venue rather than a daily museum, but its facade and gardens are best admired from the water. Take a boat from Como or Lenno along the western shore to see it the way the film frames it.
- The gardens of Villa del Balbianello near Lenno are open to visitors close by.
- Isola Comacina, the lake's only island, lies just offshore with a famous lunch spot.
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Good to know
- What was filmed at Villa Balbiano, Lake Como?
- The lavish lakeside villa that serves as the Gucci family home is the seventeenth-century Villa Balbiano at Ossuccio, its terraced gardens and frescoed rooms among the grandest on Lake Como.
- Can you visit Villa Balbiano, Lake Como?
- The villa is a private events and wedding venue rather than a daily museum, but its facade and gardens are best admired from the water. Take a boat from Como or Lenno along the western shore to see it the way the film frames it.
- Where is Villa Balbiano, Lake Como?
- Villa Balbiano, Lake Como is a real filming location in Lake Como.
More to film-spot in Lake Como
Villa del Balbianello
The terraced gardens of this lakeside villa are where a wounded Bond recovers, and where another saga staged a secret wedding.
Villa del Balbiano
This 16th-century lakeside palazzo in Tremezzina, familiar from House of Gucci, hosts the film's glamorous Lake Como interlude.