where did they film call me by your name

“Call Me by Your Name” was filmed almost entirely in northern Italy, mainly in the Lombardy region around the towns of Crema, Moscazzano, and Bergamo. The villa where Elio and Oliver stay is a real house, Villa Albergoni, in the village of Moscazzano, and several street and piazza scenes were shot in Crema’s historic center and in the lakeside town of Sirmione on Lake Garda.

Main filming locations

• Northern Italy’s Lombardy region provided most of the landscapes, including countryside roads, rivers, and small-town streets.

• Key towns featured are Crema, Moscazzano, Bergamo, and Sirmione, all within a few hours of Milan.

The Perlman family villa

• The family home is Villa Albergoni in Moscazzano, an 18th‑century villa surrounded by gardens and fields, used for most of the domestic and garden scenes.

• In the film it appears as a secluded summer house, but in real life it is a private property near the small town of Crema.

Town and city scenes

• The bike rides into “town” and the piazza where Oliver opens a bank account were filmed in Crema, especially around Piazza del Duomo and nearby streets.

• The farewell trip near the end of the film uses locations in Bergamo, including its old town squares, while the archaeological excursion takes place in Sirmione by Lake Garda.

TL;DR: If you want to visit where they filmed “Call Me by Your Name,” head to Lombardy in northern Italy—especially Villa Albergoni in Moscazzano, the town of Crema, Bergamo’s old center, and Sirmione on Lake Garda.

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