Hotels Mezzegra, Guesthouses Mezzegra and Residences Mezzegra

Highly appreciated for its geographical patterns, Mezzegra, a small municipality which is situated in the province of Como, is also known as the place where Mussolini was shot dead. Mezzegra lies on the western shores of Lake Como, just in the heart of Tremezzina's residential area, and it is part of the Consortium of Municipalities of the mountain area of Lario Intelvese.

The intimate residences of the city centre are the ideal accommodation facilities for those looking for comfortable and well-kept spaces, while the charming bed and breakfasts and guest houses of the old town boast breathtaking views over the lake and are situated a short distance from the city's major attractions and highlights. Hotels in Mezzegra are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in taking advantage of high-quality services and facilities.

The lovers of history will have the opportunity to visit Mussolini's favourite places and to discover curious anecdotes concerning his character. It is said, for example, that he spent his last night together with his life-companion in the so-called Casa De Maria, which is situated in Via Riale no. 6.
The Parish Church of St. Abbondio is situated halfway between Mezzegra and Bonzanigo, just in the heart of a privileged panoramic position overlooking Mezzegra. Its interior cherishes a majestic altar and splendidly frescoed side walls. The tiny hamlet of Bonzanigo makes the ideal base for undertaking wonderful excursions across the surrounding territory. Crossed by picturesque narrow streets, it also cherishes the city's most ancient palace, which was once possessed by the powerful Brentano Family. Part of this building is now the seat of the local Municipality, and its interiors are embellished by sumptuous frescos by Quaglio.
In front of Palazzo Brentano are the historical Casa Rosari, Casa Brentano, Casa Abbate and the majestic XVI-century Bishop's House. Not to be missed is the nearby lovely resort of Tremezzina, which is peppered with spledid villas and lush gardens which were once possessed by the local lords who lived there in the past centuries.