Explore the surroundings
Located in Cannobio, on the shores of Lake Maggiore, our facility offers an ideal starting point for exploring the historical, cultural and natural wonders of the area.
Historic Center of Cannobio
Strolling through the cobblestone streets of the historic center, you can admire well-preserved medieval buildings, including the 13th-century Palazzo della Ragione and the Municipal Tower. The Collegiate Church of San Vittore, with its imposing frescoed dome, is another architectural gem not to be missed.
Shrine of the Most Holy Piety
This 16th-century shrine is famous for the miracle of the Holy Rib in 1522. Inside, you can admire Gaudenzio Ferrari's work "Going to Calvary" and immerse yourself in an atmosphere of deep spirituality.
St. Anna's Gorge
A short distance from Cannobio, the Orrido di Sant'Anna is a spectacular gorge carved by the Cannobino stream. Here stands the picturesque Church of Sant'Anna, built in 1638, which offers breathtaking views of the waters below.
Castles of Cannero
Off the coast of Cannero Riviera, the ruins of ancient fortresses known as the Castles of Cannero emerge from the waters of the lake. These rocky islands house the remains of medieval castles, shrouded in legends and history, which can be admired during a boat trip.
Cannobina Valley
For nature lovers and hikers, the Cannobina Valley offers more than 250 km of trails surrounded by greenery. These trails are ideal for hiking and walking, allowing you to discover unspoiled landscapes and quaint villages such as Carmine Superiore, a medieval village with a panoramic view of the lake
Boat Trips on Lake Maggiore
Cannobio is an excellent starting point for exploring Lake Maggiore by boat. You can visit the famous Borromean Islands, with their beautiful gardens and palaces, or reach other picturesque lake locations, enjoying breathtaking views as you cruise.
A Hidden Gem: Lake Orta
Tucked away in the Piedmontese hills, right next to the more famous Lake Maggiore, Lake Orta enchants with its intimate and romantic atmosphere. At the heart of its calm waters lies the Island of San Giulio, a magical place dominated by a centuries-old basilica and a silent monastery. On the eastern shore, the village of Orta San Giulio welcomes visitors with cobbled streets, historic buildings, and postcard-perfect views. It’s the ideal destination for those seeking authenticity, beauty, and a touch of magic away from the beaten path.
Locarno
Locarno overlooks Lake Maggiore and is famous for its mild climate, flower gardens and historic Film Festival. With a beautiful lakeside promenade, a charming old town and the funicular to Madonna del Sasso, it is an elegant destination between lake and mountain.
Ascona
Ascona, a jewel on the shores of Lake Maggiore, is known for its refined atmosphere, flower-filled lakefront and artistic old town. Perfect for those seeking art, culture and wellness, it hosts luxury boutiques, galleries and cultural events in a dream setting.