Passalacqua

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Passalacqua
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“A historic private villa since 1787, the setting of Passalacqua is sublime. No heart can be immune to the suggestive magic of Lake Como, which glitters and beckons to you from below, and its romantic grand villas, which have seduced storied painters and composers, philosophers and wealthy…”
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Condé Nast TravelerAug 17

Lake Como’s Other Luxury: Its Enduring Craft Traditions

Dotted along the shores of Como are some of Italy's most important centers for craftsmanship—here's how hospitality is helping keep the scene alive.

regal property in an 18th-century villa

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  • PassalacquaHotelregal property in an 18th-century villa
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  • RubelliPlaceComo, Italyfamous textile house with a prized fabric archive
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  • ManteroPlaceComo, Italystoried silk company famed for delicate printed scarves
  • CasabiancaRestaurantComo, Italynewly opened space with modern art and restaurant
  • CovaRestaurantMilan, Italyoutpost serving Negronis and petite plates
  • Tiffany & Co.SightNew York, United States
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