Why do people go to Bellagio?

Fountains of Bellagio Visitors and locals alike flock to Bellagio Las Vegas to see a magnificent ballet of dancing fountains choreographed to music and lights, composed of more than 1,200 dancing fountains on a lake that's more than 8.5 acres in size.



Travelers flock to Bellagio for two very different, world-class experiences: the historic "Pearl of Lake Como" in Italy and the legendary luxury resort in Las Vegas. People go to the Italian Bellagio for its quintessential "Old World" charm, featuring narrow cobblestone streets, vibrant gardens like those at Villa Melzi, and breathtaking views of where the three branches of Lake Como meet. It is a premier destination for those seeking romantic, slow-paced luxury and high-end artisanal shopping. On the other hand, people go to the Bellagio Las Vegas for its iconic "Fountains of Bellagio" show, the world-famous conservatory and botanical gardens, and its high-stakes poker room. It represents the pinnacle of the "strip" experience, combining fine dining (like the Picasso restaurant) with a sophisticated Mediterranean aesthetic. Whether in Italy or Nevada, the name "Bellagio" has become a global synonym for elegance, high-end hospitality, and beautiful waterfront views, making it a "bucket list" destination for both traditional tourists and those looking for the ultimate modern luxury escape.

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Varenna. Many people consider the steep hillside village of Varenna to be the most heavenly of all the towns on Lake Como, preferring the charming fisherman's houses to the showier villas and grandeur of neighbors like Bellagio.

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The tour ends by passing Bellagio called the “Pearl of the Lake” that for its beauty, it has been chosen as set for film productions since '60s. Also world-known Sergio Leone directed Robert De Niro in the movie “Once upon a Time in America” and chose Bellagio as filming location.

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Smart, shirt and trousers (definitely not shorts) for dinner. No dress code for breakfast.

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The most famous street in Bellagio is Salita Serbelloni. Once you climb all the way to the top, turn around, and you'll see the most famous postcard-view of Bellagio (see the featured image at the top of this article). Also, don't miss Chiesa San Giacomo.

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Las Vegas luxury shopping has never been presented this extravagantly. From designer boutiques to Bellagio signature shops, you're sure to find something to suit your taste.

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The iconic Lake Bellagio and fountains use no water from Lake Mead or the Colorado River. Instead, the lake and all Bellagio property irrigation comes from underground wells onsite. This results in the avoidance of municipal potable water equivalent to the annual usage of 5,000 Olympic sized pools.

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Anyone strolling from the center of Bellagio in the direction of Villa Melzi will inevitably notice a large, elongated building on the lakeshore. The former Hotel Grand Bretagne is located on the famous peninsula where Lake Como splits into two arms towards the south.

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Stay in less-touristy towns and villages Argegno is a village on the western shores of the lake. It's a quiet place with only a few amenities, making it a great choice for those seeking a different side to Lake Como. Here, you can amble down the cobbled alleyways without bumping into big people left and right.

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It does not have to be expensive, but can be if you want it to be expensive. Typically I pay abot €11 for lunch in a bar and about €15 for dinner in a trattoria for dinner in the evening (both including wine). Restaurants will be more expensive.

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