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80km

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Transporte privado en 1 h 30 min

80km

Solo ida

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Qué está incluido

Servicio puerta a puerta

Recogida y entrega en cualquier dirección

Seguimiento de vuelos incluido

Tu conductor esperará si tu vuelo se retrasa

Conductor profesional de habla inglesa

Experto local, con licencia completa y asegurado

Vehículo limpio y con aire acondicionado

Viaje cómodo con control de clima

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Equipaje incluido

1 maleta y 1 equipaje de mano por pasajero

Su viaje de un vistazo

1 h 30 min

80km

Conductor privado

Recogida

Tu conductor se reunirá contigo en tu dirección en Milán.

Ayuda con su equipaje

Viaje

Viajarás con comodidad durante 1 h 30 min.

Libre de humo

Asientos para niños

Apto para mascotas

Aire acondicionado

Coche limpio y cómodo

Accesible

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Crespi d'Adda

Museo Alfa Romeo

Bellagio

Tu conductor te dejará en tu dirección en Bellagio.

Servicio puerta a puerta

Distancia total↔ 80 km

Tiempo estimado1 h 30 min

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4.6991 reseñas

Más de 2 millones de viajeros como usted

Opiniones verificadas de 2594 viajeros que reservaron esta ruta

2 oct 2024

"Our trip with Mauro was flawless. He was on time and informative. This is my fourth experience with Daytrip and I would not hesitate to use your services again. "

Joanne M.

United States

20 ago 2024

"Great driver and great trip . Highly recommended to others , he made two Kiwis feel very comfortable and welcome "

Denis M.

New Zealand

16 jul 2024

"The trip was great and the driver drove safely. We were relaxed and enjoyed someone else handing the details. "

Chris S.

United States

17 feb 2024

"Dragos rook care of us! From milan to bellagio and bellagio to Venice, he was great . I would highly recommend him. He's very professional. 😊 "

Claude T.

United States

6 oct 2023

"Everything was great! The driver was on time, he was very professional, the car was great, and I loved being able to track the driver live. 5 stars! I would definitely recommend Daytrip to friends and family."

Caroline W.

United States

3 oct 2023

"Everything was most excellent! Right on time, very helpful and very professional! We wanted a quiet restful ride and got EXACTLY that. Could not be more pleased."

MARK L.

United States

1 oct 2023

"Dragos was a terrific driver and made the travel time go quickly with interesting information along the way. "

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United States

3 jul 2023

"You and the driver were both great! Thanks for accommodating us at the last second. Definitely would recommend to a friend. Take care! "

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Preguntas y Respuestas sobre Viajar de Milán a Bellagio

The road distance from Milan to Bellagio is around 47 miles, which will take about 1.5 hours to drive at a safe speed. However, traffic around Milan's city center can increase the time.

Daytrip’s private door-to-door service is the best way to get from Milan to Bellagio. It's the quickest and only direct transportation method between the two cities. You also have optional sightseeing packages to see the landmarks you wouldn't normally see on the drive.

Overall, the train from Milan to Bellagio will cost you between €12 and €17. No direct trains are available, so you must transfer to Varenna-Esino with Trenitalia. Then, you must catch a bus or ferry for the final leg of your journey.

The average cost of a taxi from Milan to Bellagio ranges from €120 to €150. This is the most expensive mode of transport, but it's also one of the most convenient. Milano in Taxi is a local firm that allows you to book your journey from an app.

Bellagio in Lake Como is definitely worth a visit from Milan. The distance is only 47 miles, and you can reach the city in just 1.5 hours to explore one of the most picturesque towns along the lake. You can take a day trip or use this as a base to explore other nearby villages.

Bellagio is primarily known for its stunning natural beauty. The town sits on a peninsula, giving panoramic views of the sprawling lake and towering mountains. It's also famed for water sports. Many celebrities come here for their vacation to enjoy boating, kayaking, or swimming in the waters.

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Asientos para niños disponibles bajo petición
Viaje apto para mascotas
1 maleta facturada + 1 equipaje de mano por pasajero
Se puede añadir equipaje adicional o demasiado grande
Pago flexible: tarjeta en línea o efectivo al conductor
Cancelación gratuita 24 horas antes de la salida
Las propinas no están incluidas (opcional ~10%)

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Car Trip From Milan to Bellagio

A car trip from Milan to Bellagio is the very essence of a country drive over the northern Italian postcard scenery. Almost 50 miles of meandering hills, winding roads, and colorful towns rooted in the highland spirit await. Every turn hides a new vista, every straight shows a sprawling blue sky, and every mile offers unforgettable views that leave you in wonder and awe.

After a short drive from skyscrapers and fashionable streets, the surreal storybook begins to unfold. The world-renowned Alps mountain range rises into view, and the vast highway narrows into leafy roads scented by the aromas of fresh pine trees. The bustling avenues of downtown Milan were replaced with just carefree walkways, with locals sipping coffee and indulging in the slower-paced life.

As you venture deeper into nature, glimmering lakes flood the foothills of the soaring cliffs. The turquoise lakes, vibrant greenery, and pale white cliffs are almost as colorful as Bellagio's charming city, nestled on the shores of Lake Como's stunning viewpoint. Keeping your eyes on the road would prove to be an impossible task for this painstakingly beautiful drive. So why not let a professional driver do the hard work while you live the easy life? If this sounds like a fantasy too good to be true, read our in-depth Milan to Bellagio travel guide and learn how to turn this dream into reality!

About Bellagio

The drive from Milan to Bellagio gives you a sense of what to expect when you arrive at Lake Como, Italy. The pretty town in the heart of this stunning body of water is encircled by natural beauty and possesses a laidback lifestyle. The short drive to the Swiss border only highlights the scenery.

The town was a Roman settlement named Bellacium, which continuously swapped hands with French, Italian, and Austrian rulers. Like most of Italy, the area blossomed during the Renaissance period. Leonardo Di Vinci even made Villa Serbelloni his summer hideout. Today, you can sum up Bellagio in three words: style, elegance, and tranquility. The enchanting atmosphere attracts celebrities from all four corners of the globe. Its gently sloping lanes, packed with romantic cafes and boutique stores, always leave visitors with an unforgettable experience! - Official language: Italian - Population: 2,800 - Currency: Euro - Plug types: Types F and L - Climate: humid subtropical microclimate - Peak tourist season: July–August

From Milan to Bellagio: Travel Tips

The journey from Milan to Bellagio is a bucket-list road trip that most people can only dream of. If you're fortunate enough to embark on this venture, make the most of this experience with Daytrip's expert travel tips!

Pack Light

Due to its proximity to Milan, many people take a day trip to Bellagio. The last thing you want is to drag a heavy backpack through the narrow street under the beating sun all day. A helpful tip to pack light is to carry a small, 10-15-liter bag so you only bring the essentials.

### Do Your Research Bellagio is one of Europe's hottest travel destinations. Although plenty of traditional dining outlets reside here, a few unauthentic restaurants only aimed at tourists have popped up, especially along the famed waterfront. Read travel guides, or if you opt for Daytrip, ask your English-speaking driver to uncover where the locals like to hang out. Learning some basic phrases and the tipping culture in the area is also a clever idea. ### Go Sightseeing The drive from Milan to Bellagio is short and sweet. Therefore, you can spend the day exploring sites off the beaten path without cutting deep into Bellagio's vacation time. Visit Crespi d'Adda, a unique town that looks out of place in Italy's distinctive character, or plunge deeper into the woodlands and the stunning Basilica of San Pietro and San Paolo of Agliate, dating back over 1000 years!

How to Get From Milan to Bellagio

Although just 47 miles of exquisite terrain are wedged between the two cities, getting from south to north isn't as easy as expected. Luckily, Daytrip drives up and down this route every week. So we know every way you can get from Milan to Bellagio!

Bus from Milan to Bellagio

If you're touring Europe on a budget, the bus is the best option for you. It's the cheapest method to get from Milan to Bellagio. Yet, it's also the least popular way to travel. Overall, the journey will take between 3 and 4 hours and cost you between €8 and €12.

No direct routes are available, and some require multiple changes. However, the best bus service is Flixbus.

From Lampugnano Bus Station, you will take a 50-minute drive to the nearby town of Como. You can take time to explore the area or change directly to the C3 bus to Bellagio. Another 1.5-hour journey with several stops, twists, and bends will take you to Bellagio.

### Train and Ferry from Milan to Bellagio The train and ferry from Milan to Bellagio is the most demanding way for tourists to travel. Although picturesque, it's not always the most convenient. From Milan Central Station, take Trenitalia's regional train to Varenna-Esino. The journey lasts 1 hour and 4 minutes, and tickets can be bought for €7.40 online or at the train stations. Although you won't save money by booking online, you will guarantee a seat at your preferred time. When you reach the terminal, take a 10-minute stroll downhill to the port. Ferries leave every 30 minutes and cost just €5. The sense of adventure, the wind in your hair, and the incredible panorama views as you cross the dazzling waters are worth every penny! ### Daytrip Private Car from Milan to Bellagio Daytrip's door-to-door service is the only direct way to travel from Milan to Bellagio, and you won't miss out on the astonishing natural wonders. You'll glide alongside azure-tinted bodies of water, weave through V-shaped gorges, and speed through charming Italian villages. Watching these views unfold from your private vehicle will refresh your mind and unwind your body! Since the car journey is only 1 hour and 30 minutes, it's also the quickest way to get from A to B. As a result, you can easily enjoy a day trip wandering the Bellagio's colorful walkways and consuming foods made with ingredients farmed just meters from the lake. If you're staying overnight and traveling with suitcases, your English-speaking driver will carry them to the trunk and keep them safely stored away if you wish to do some sightseeing en route. There's no need to hurdle bags from trains to ferries and over-cobbled lanes!

Things to Do When You Get to Bellagio

Each year, 1.4 million visitors come to witness the world-renowned Lake Como. Many travel here from Milan to Bellagio, and it's the exciting things to see and do that keep attracting herds of tourists to this picture-perfect region. Here are the best things to do when you get to Bellagio:

Visit the Villas

Milan is famed for its fashion scene, and Bellagio for its villa culture! Several are nearby, but the two most popular are Villa Melzi and Serbelloni.

The latter is an elegant 15th-century villa surrounded by lush gardens. You can book tours of the villa that give an insight into its rich history and architecture. Villa Melzi has just as beautiful gardens, but its showpiece is jaw-dropping views overlooking Lake Como.

### Get on the Water The best place to soak up the views and immerse yourself in La Dolce Vita is in Lake Como's warm waters. If you're searching for an action-packed day filled with spills and thrills, try water skiing or wakeboarding and speed through the waters at up to 25 mph! If you want a relaxing afternoon, rent a canoe and gently glide over the waters, admiring the fish below. No matter what type of day you have planned, you can experience it in the waters of Lake Como! ### Sample the Gelato After exploring the narrow lanes and visiting cozy boutique stores, there's only one way to cool off. With a mouthwatering gelato! There are endless gelato vendors dotted along the town. Each one is run by a friendly local, so welcoming that they'll be more than happy to recommend flavors or even educate you on the history of the sweet treat. Be sure to get your gelato to go, as the best place to eat is along the promenade with a view of the stunning slopes. ### De-Stress on a Beach The tranquil sound of the turquoise waters caressing the shores of Lake Como is enough for anyone to forget about the stresses of daily life. But add in the fresh air mixing with the pine trees and views that wouldn't look out of place in Game of Thrones, and you'll find paradise. For the ultimate relaxing experience, head to cozy yet pebbly San Giovanni Beach near the town center. If you want to relax but still have the comforts of the 21st century, Lido di Bellagio, with its bar and gazebos, is for you!

When Is the Best Time to Visit Bellagio?

Summer is the most popular time for visitors to travel from Milan to Bellagio. Despite its advantages, like the baking sun and vibrant ambiance, it may not be the best period to come.

The shoulder months of April, May, September, October, and November are the most enticing. When you travel in the spring, temperatures are only slightly lower than in the hottest months, allowing you to spend more time outdoors rather than taking shelter from the overpowering sun's rays in July. Fall also has its perks. Temperatures start to cool but are still pleasant. Hotels, tours, and transportation companies offer significantly lower prices than in the summer. But the best reason to visit from the end of September to November is to watch the foliage transform into shades of reds, browns, and oranges.

Visita estos lugares en el camino

Crespi d'Adda

Modeled on English-style industrial company towns, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the best-preserved example of its kind in Southern Europe, and still partly in use! In Good Company

Museo Alfa Romeo

This historic car maker’s museum in its former factory is a delight for car lovers, and those who appreciate a slice of Italian culture. First Love

Basílica de San Pietro y San Paolo de Agliate

This 10th century church maintained its ancient aesthetic even after extensive renovations. Preserving the Middle Ages

Bérgamo

This alluring city has the classic Italian fair of beautiful buildings and red roofs, but its trademark feature has a rare twist with an elegant charm. A city of two worlds

Ciudad de Como

This small city on the southern shores of Lake Como offers classic architecture with a spectacular natural backdrop. Where History and Nature Meet

Lecco

With its lakefront setting and long history, this commercial center offers beauty, landmarks, and modern convenience. Bustling Beauty

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