What to do near Calasca-Castiglione, VB

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.

Traditional Militia of Bannio

Historical militia established 400 years ago at the initiative of the Spanish governor of Milan. It is characterized by very specific uniforms and traditional rules and bands that have been handed down to this day.

Lake Antrona

Natural basin that originated from a landslide that occurred in the 17th century, located in the Upper Antrona Valley Nature Park. An ideal place for hiking and relaxation.

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.

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.

Guia Gold Mine

Mining Museum where you can venture on a guided tour through the tunnels of one of Europe's most important gold mines, and learn the stories of the miners and legends related to the mine.

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.

Old Walser House of Borca

A 17th-century Walser house in a hamlet in the municipality of Marcugnaga gives an immersion into Walser life and traditions. A small jewel lovingly cared for by a group of volunteers.

Quarazza Valley

Small valley located between the Anzasca Valley and the Sesia Valley crossed by paths starting from the hamlets Borca and Fornarelli and embellished by the "Fairy Lake."

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.