The italian longest river offers you unforgettable moments.

On foot, by bike, or on horseback to discover the Oltrepò Pavese

The route leads from the Bellano shore to the Camaggiore alpine resort. It starts from the scenic Piazza San Giorgio, located in the heart of downtown Bellano, a short walk from the parking lot of the Bellano - Tartavalle Terme train station. The route winds along the lakefront to the ascent to Vendrogno passing by the Sanctuary Madonna delle Lacrime, of Lezzeno and the Museum of Milk and the History of Muggiasca. This part of the route is on a provincial road characterized by hairpin bends at a constant gradient, with an asphalt surface that makes pedaling quite challenging, especially because of its considerable length. During this section, you pass through the scenic villages of Vendrogno, Inesio and Mosnico. Having also passed the village of Sanico, the gradient becomes even steeper, and for a short stretch, the road becomes unpaved approaching Camaggiore. One of the most scenic viewpoints on Lake Como. The route is suitable all year round thanks to its southern exposure. From a technical point of view, the route is relatively easy, but from a physical point of view, it requires considerable effort. There are several points along the route to refuel with water.

Artificial canals, aristocratic villas and historic towns with spectacular examples of industrial archaeology to discover by bike

Trekking at Tignale

A beautiful tour around Lake Varese, in which you can touch all the banks and beaches, including Gavirate and Schiranna.Along the way, you’ll come across lovely monuments, such as the Voltorre Cloister and the Madonnina del Lago Sanctuary in Azzate.Moreover, you’ll get to see the old Cazzago Brabbia ice-shelters and the UNESCO site of Isolino Virginia, one of Europe’s most important pile-dwelling sites. Point of interest: Voltorre Cloister Madonnina del Lago Sanctuary the UNESCO site of Isolino Virginia RECOMMENDED BICYCLE: City bike or MTB

Orobic Alps

In the midst of upper Val di Nizza and upper Val Tidone this site is still wild and uncontaminated with a typically mountainous climate. It is an ideal place for walks in the forests or mountain bike trips. It also has a wide range of agricultural and wild forest foods. The town's 13th century Chiesa Parrocchiale di Santo Stefano is also worth a visit. Built in earthenware and sandstone with a beautiful 1581 baptismal font it also has a belltower topped with a conical spire.

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Varese: walks, picnics, secret beaches. In the spring, spend a day outdoors in the land of the lakes.