The Basilica of St. Giacomo in Bellagio is a stunning Romanesque church with a simple stone facade and an impressive bell tower. Built in the 12th century, it has a restrained Baroque style with a mix of artwork from the Umbrian and Lombard schools. The church's location on the hillside makes it a distinctive landmark in the town, visible from the water and the promenade path. Step inside to discover the basilica’s understated beauty, which reflects its medieval origins.

📍The Basilica is just a 5-minute walk from Bellagio ferry terminal, located in Piazza della Chiesa, the town’s central square.

Opening Hours: Generally open daily from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, but hours may vary during religious services or special events.

Recommend: Stroll Around Piazza della Chiesa 🌳

After exploring the basilica, take a leisurely walk around Piazza della Chiesa, a lively square surrounded by quaint shops, cafés, and gelaterias.

Photo Spots 📸

Bell Tower View: Capture the majestic bell tower framed by Lake Como in the background.

Piazza della Chiesa: Photograph the basilica with the charming square and lake views in the foreground.