Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift enjoyed a secret romantic getaway to Italy’s Lake Como following the singer’s Eras Tour stop in Paris.
The lovebirds stayed at the Villa Sola Cabiati, which is located on the Grand Hotel Tremezzo’s gorgeous waterside property.
The stunning private villa — which has six separate suites and sleeps up to 12 — set the pair back nearly $21,000 per night during their three-night stay.
The full-service villa is a Neoclassical landmark, with “roots going back to the 16th century,” the hotel’s website states.
Amenities include a private pool, expansive arabesque gardens, a butler, housekeepers, a chambermaid, and a private chef — all available “at your disposal.”
While the villa features a few modern touches, guests immediately travel back in time when they step into the home’s massive foyer.
The ceilings are adorned with “immaculately-preserved frescoes” and “hand-crafted Murano chandeliers” while the walls are lined with “museum-quality paintings.”
The home — which still features “its original, exquisite terrazzo floors” — used to belong to the Dukes of Serbelloni and it “remains full of period heirlooms and artwork — including the bed in which Napoleon and Joséphine Bonaparte slept when they visited the Palazzo Serbelloni in Milan.”
The immaculately manicured gardens “ideal for candlelit dinners and morning strolls,” which the couple seemingly took advantage of during their stay.
The couple was photographed enjoying a romantic meal on the property earlier this week, sipping wine while taking in the unobstructed lake views.
Swift and Kelce, both 34, looked every bit in love while holding hands across the table, which was decorated with a white tablecloth and several silver statues.
Following the meal, the duo went on a stroll in the picturesque town with their arms wrapped around one another.
At one point, the Kansas City Chiefs star leaned down to give the “Cruel Summer” singer a kiss.
The athlete played coy about the pair’s location on the latest episode of his “New Heights” podcast after his brother, Jason Kelce, asked about his “country of origin.”
“I can give you a continent. I’m in Europe,” the tight end said, before clarifying he would not play a “guessing game.”
While Travis seemingly tried to throw fans off by opening the call with a “Bonjour,” fans believe Jason gave the couple’s location away after bursting into a fake Italian accent at one point.
