What to do near Anzola d'Ossola, VB

Cadorna Line - Fort Bara

Also called the "Northern Frontier," it is a complex of military defense works built from the Ossola Valley to the Orobic passes to prevent possible military attacks from countries north of the Alps.

Vogogna Castle

Overlooking Vogogna from its highest point, this medieval castle dates back to the 11th century. In the 14th century it was expanded by the Visconti family, and with it grew its charm.

Shrine of Our Lady of Boden

Shrine dating from the 16th century whose name "Boden" comes from the Walser language and means plateau. Characteristic is the presence of a collection of as many as 1147 ex-votos of which 40 percent predate the 1900s.

Lake Mergozzo

A lake mirror located in the Lepontine Alps, it is part of a special environmentally protected area Its name comes from the picturesque village that is reflected in its waters.

Prünent - Ossola Valleys DOC

Prünent is a typical red grape variety of Ossola and is part of the Nebbiolo family. It is part of the Valli Ossolane DOC and is produced in rather small quantities.

The traditional militia of Calasca

Militia created in the 17th century by the governor of Milan, "Giovanni da Mendoza," for the purpose of controlling and protecting the territories of the Anzasca Valley that were part of the duchy.

Sacro Monte Calvario of Domodossola

One of the sacred alpine mountains that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, it dates back to the 17th century and features a shrine and 12 chapels full of frescoes and sculptures.

The paths to Mottarone

Clear air and new horizons to explore

Panoramic railway "Vigezzina-Centovalli"

It is a rail route that connects Domodossola to Locarno via the Vigezzo Valley, giving travelers the opportunity to admire alpine views that change with the seasons.

Someraro, a tranquil balcony over the Borromean Gulf

A sweet break overlooking the lake