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Villa Olmo

Villa Olmo is an imposing neoclassical villa in Como, Italy, begun in the late 18th century and completed in 1812 by the Odescalchi Marquises. It is the most imposing of the villas on Lake Como, comprising a vast complex with a large park and several buildings. The central body of the villa currently serves as an exhibition venue for cultural events and art exhibitions. The villa complex, park and greenhouses are undergoing a restoration and enhancement project.

Information

  • Free entrance: Yes
  • Price range: $
  • Topic: Palace or chateaux

Opening hours

The Villa is currently closed for restoration work. The Park is partially accessible.

Admission fees

0 EUR
Adult admission

Contact

Webpage
visitcomo.eu
Email
cultura@comune.como.it
Address
Via Cantoni 1, Como

FAQ

  • Is the Villa Olmo currently open to visitors?
    The Villa is currently closed for restoration work. The Park is partially accessible.
  • Can I visit the villa during temporary exhibitions and events?
    Access to the villa is prohibited during temporary exhibitions and events.
  • What is the history of Villa Olmo?
    Villa Olmo was begun in the late 18th century and completed in 1812 by the Odescalchi Marquises. It later passed to the Raimondi family, then to the Visconti di Modrone, and in 1925 to the Municipality of Como, which uses it as a venue for cultural events and art exhibitions.
  • What does the Villa Olmo complex include?
    The complex includes the central body of the villa, the northern lateral wing, the southern and northern casinos, the greenhouses, the Como Tennis Club complex, the international hostel, and the lido, in addition to a large park.