Call Me By Your Name Tour
Tour Information
This gay-friendly tour is a celebration of romance, desire, and transformation, inspired by the unforgettable love story of Elio and Oliver in Call Me By Your Name. It is designed for travelers who wish to immerse themselves in the emotional landscapes where one of the most iconic LGBTQ+ films of our time was brought to life.
9:30 AM – Meeting Point
Meet your gay-friendly guide and private driver in front of Crema Railway Station. From here, the journey begins through the quiet countryside of Lombardy, reaching the villages of Pandino, Trescore, Capralba, Moscazzano, and Crema.
Pandino
The first stop is Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, near the World War I memorial. This peaceful square appears in the film during moments of introspection and emotional awakening, echoing the film’s recurring theme: the courage to recognize what truly matters.
Trescore – Capralba (Bike Ride)
From Trescore, you will rent bicycles for a scenic ride of about 6 km to Capralba, passing through the countryside to reach the hidden fontanili della Quarantina—the film’s most intimate and symbolic location.
Here, surrounded by willow trees and spring-water ponds, Elio and Oliver share a turning point in their relationship. This secret place, secluded and timeless, perfectly embodies the vulnerability and intensity of first love.
Ricengo – The “Pond of Reflections”
Leaving the bikes in Capralba, the tour continues by car to Ricengo. The Laghetto dei Riflessi is a protected natural reserve and appears in the film as a place of freedom and youthful abandon. Swimming is prohibited today, both for safety reasons and to protect local wildlife, but the atmosphere remains deeply evocative. Nearby stands a small church built in 1619, dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo, marking the entrance to this quiet sanctuary.
Crema
Return to Crema for free time and lunch.
2:30 PM – Crema Walking Tour
In the afternoon, a guided walking tour explores the film locations in Crema, including the Cathedral and several key squares and streets.
You will visit Piazza Duomo, Via Marazzi, and Piazza Premoli, where Elio and Oliver share moments of intimacy, hesitation, and unspoken emotion. These locations capture the film’s delicate balance between desire and restraint, making Crema an essential part of the story’s emotional geography.
This tour is not just about filming locations—it is an invitation to relive a love story that changed LGBTQ+ cinema, through landscapes that still carry its emotional resonance.
This gay-friendly tour is a celebration of romance, desire, and transformation, inspired by the unforgettable love story of Elio and Oliver in Call Me By Your Name. It is designed for travelers who wish to immerse themselves in the emotional landscapes where one of the most iconic LGBTQ+ films of our time was brought to life.
9:30 AM – Meeting Point
Meet your gay-friendly guide and private driver in front of Crema Railway Station. From here, the journey begins through the quiet countryside of Lombardy, reaching the villages of Pandino, Trescore, Capralba, Moscazzano, and Crema.
Pandino
The first stop is Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, near the World War I memorial. This peaceful square appears in the film during moments of introspection and emotional awakening, echoing the film’s recurring theme: the courage to recognize what truly matters.
Trescore – Capralba (Bike Ride)
From Trescore, you will rent bicycles for a scenic ride of about 6 km to Capralba, passing through the countryside to reach the hidden fontanili della Quarantina—the film’s most intimate and symbolic location.
Here, surrounded by willow trees and spring-water ponds, Elio and Oliver share a turning point in their relationship. This secret place, secluded and timeless, perfectly embodies the vulnerability and intensity of first love.
Ricengo – The “Pond of Reflections”
Leaving the bikes in Capralba, the tour continues by car to Ricengo. The Laghetto dei Riflessi is a protected natural reserve and appears in the film as a place of freedom and youthful abandon. Swimming is prohibited today, both for safety reasons and to protect local wildlife, but the atmosphere remains deeply evocative. Nearby stands a small church built in 1619, dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo, marking the entrance to this quiet sanctuary.
Crema
Return to Crema for free time and lunch.
2:30 PM – Crema Walking Tour
In the afternoon, a guided walking tour explores the film locations in Crema, including the Cathedral and several key squares and streets.
You will visit Piazza Duomo, Via Marazzi, and Piazza Premoli, where Elio and Oliver share moments of intimacy, hesitation, and unspoken emotion. These locations capture the film’s delicate balance between desire and restraint, making Crema an essential part of the story’s emotional geography.
This tour is not just about filming locations—it is an invitation to relive a love story that changed LGBTQ+ cinema, through landscapes that still carry its emotional resonance.
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Places You’ll See
Crema
Laghetto dei Riflessi, Ricengo
Pandino
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Important: in case of bad weather bike rentals will be substituted by car tour between Trescore and Capralba.
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Call Me By Your Name Tour
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