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Scopri i campeggi della Val Formazza: natura, tranquillità e libertà per vivere la montagna all’aria aperta in ogni stagione. TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza CAMPSITES Pineta Campsite FONDOVALLE Campsite with permanent caravans, equipped area for campers, caravans, and tents. Hot showers, laundry facilities, electricity hookups, Wi-Fi, gazebo, and trampoline. Phone: +39 389 1604313 - +39 347 0894664 Email: campeggiopineta@libero.it Website: www.campeggioformazza.it Campeggio Sagersboden PONTE A small campsite located in the Ponte hamlet, at 1,270 meters above sea level, offers approximately 80 pitches for campers, caravans, and tents. All essential services are available. Phone: +39 388 4282975 Email: Camping.sagersboden@gmail.com Website: www.campeggiosagersboden.it

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza OUR STORY Val Formazza is an enchanted place where nature, history, and culture have been intertwined for centuries, creating a landscape unlike any other. Located in the heart of the Lepontine Alps, this valley witnessed the arrival of the ancient Walser populations from the Swiss canton of Valais in the 13th century, who left an indelible mark on the land and on local traditions. The Walser community, with its wooden and stone houses, brought with it a cultural and architectural heritage that still defines the villages of the valley today. Over the centuries, Val Formazza has been a crossroads of trade and a transit route for travelers heading toward Northern Europe and the southern regions of Italy. Mule tracks, paths, and ancient roads cross the valley, telling stories of merchants, pilgrims, and artisans. Here, Alpine and Italian cultural influences blend in a harmonious way, reflected in local gastronomy, architecture, and traditional attire. Today, Val Formazza is a beloved tourist destination, appreciated for its authenticity and unspoiled nature, offering breathtaking scenery and warm hospitality. From majestic glaciers to lush high-altitude meadows, and the renowned Toce Waterfalls—one of the highest waterfalls in Europe—the valley is a paradise for hiking enthusiasts, winter sports lovers, and those seeking alpine tranquility. We proudly preserve our roots, promoting responsible tourism that enhances both the environment and local culture. Val Formazza is not just a destination, but a journey through time—a place where every corner tells an ancient story, and where the Walser tradition continues to live on, enriching the beauty and authenticity of our land. All Forms of Water: What to See and Do in Val Formazza Lonely Planet Val Formazza and its surroundings with children Mamme Wanderlust Val Formazza Piú Turismo La nostra magica valle... La Val Formazza La Beccaccia Val Formazza: 10 Must-See Places to See Finestre sull'Arte Val Formazza, Alpine Wonders of Piedmont Consigli The Upper Formazza Valley: Excursion to Lakes Vannino and Sruer Un Due Tre, Si Viaggia! Riale in Val Formazza: Cosa Vedere in Val Formazza e Dintorni Turismo Vacanze STORIES THAT TELL US

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza ATTIVITÁ ESTIVE HIKES Formazza is a hiking paradise, with trails winding through breathtaking landscapes and pristine nature. From easy family trails to more challenging ones for experienced hikers, every corner of the valley tells a unique story. Discover alpine refuges, spectacular waterfalls, and breathtaking views, all steeped in Walser tradition and culture. An experience that deeply connects you with the mountains and their landscape. DISCOVER WALKS Walks in Formazza are the perfect way to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the valley. Explore trails that lead through enchanting forests, green meadows, and ancient Walser villages, all with spectacular scenery that changes with every step. Suitable for everyone, from families to nature lovers, our walks offer a relaxing and rejuvenating experience, allowing you to discover the authentic beauty of the mountains. DISCOVER TRAIL RUNNING The Formazza Valley is ideal for trail running, with wide, well-maintained trails that wind from the valley floor to the glaciers. Every July, the valley hosts the famous International Bettelmatt Sky Race, a prestigious competition for mountain running enthusiasts. Since 2016, the challenge has expanded to include the Bettelmatt Ultra Trail (BUT), a spectacular 82 km route that traverses the entire mountain range. A unique experience combining nature and adrenaline! DISCOVER CLIMBING The Vannino Valley is a hub for rock climbing enthusiasts. With approximately 200 routes of varying difficulty, it offers single-pitch, double-pitch, and multi-pitch routes suitable for all levels. Currently, the valley boasts between 7 and 9 equipped climbing areas, making it a must-see destination for those seeking vertical challenges immersed in pristine nature. DISCOVER

Scopri dove mangiare in Val Formazza: ristoranti e locali tipici per gustare piatti autentici e specialità locali immersi nella montagna. TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza WHERE TO EAT ENJOY THE FLAVORS OF THE MOUNTAIN Discover the best restaurants in Formazza Valley, where you can savor traditional dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients. From delicacies featuring local cheeses and cured meats to meat and freshwater fish dishes, every meal is a unique culinary experience. If you're looking for an authentic gastronomic experience, you'll find a variety of options to suit your tastes, all nestled in the picturesque mountain scenery. RESTAURANTS In the Formazza Valley, you can savor typical Alpine cuisine in its welcoming restaurants. Each establishment offers specialties made with local ingredients, from cheeses and cured meats to meat and freshwater fish dishes. Discover the authenticity of mountain cuisine in a family-friendly setting, immersed in nature. Whether you're looking for a quick lunch or a refined dinner, the area's restaurants will offer you a culinary experience that celebrates the traditional flavors of the mountains. DISCOVER BAR In the Formazza Valley, cafés are the perfect place to relax during your hikes or after a day of skiing. Here, you can enjoy a coffee, an aperitif, or a traditional dessert, surrounded by the mountain scenery. Each café offers a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for recharging your batteries and socializing with friends and family. From traditional hot chocolate to local specialties, the valley's cafés are perfect for a stop during your mountain adventure. DISCOVER

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza SPRING THE SPRING IN VAL FORMAZZA Spring in the Formazza Valley is a gentle and spectacular awakening. The snow retreats, giving way to flower-filled meadows, rushing streams, and a nature slowly coming back to life. It's the ideal time for those who love the mountains in their most authentic form, with their ever-changing landscapes and a fresh, rejuvenating atmosphere. In spring, you can: Embark on the first panoramic hikes and walks in the woods Observe the awakening of alpine flora, including crocuses, rhododendrons, and gentians Visit the Walser villages immersed in the silence and clear light of April and May The Formazza Valley in spring is the perfect place for a weekend of nature and tranquility, with pure air, clear skies, and the simple joy of walking among the first colors of the new season. Where to Sleep Relax and Wellness Where to Eat Walks Hikings

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS GENERAL INFORMATIONS The Formazza Valley is the beating heart of Piedmont's hydroelectric power and one of the symbolic areas of the so-called "hydroelectric colonization of Ossola," a phenomenon that began in the early 20th century and radically transformed the Alpine landscape and the local economy. Here, amid glaciers, alpine lakes, and steep gradients, water became energy, giving rise to an extraordinary complex of dams, reservoirs, and hydroelectric power plants, capable of fueling the industrial development of northern Italy. The province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola (VCO), nestled between the Lepontine and Pennine Alps, is characterized by a large presence of alpine lakes. Many of these are artificial basins, created to optimize hydroelectric production at a time when hydroelectric power—white coal—was a major resource for industrial development. Of the 32 artificial basins, only 14 were built on pre-existing natural lakes. The others were built to power power plants that today represent an engineering and historical heritage of extraordinary value. The use of water for energy purposes began as early as the late 19th century, but it was in the early 20th century that the Val Formazza became the undisputed leader. With over 66% of its land non-productive due to the high altitude, the valley was perfectly suited for hydroelectric production. The first to recognize this potential was Ettore Conti, a young entrepreneur destined to become a key figure in the Italian electricity industry. In 1901, he founded the Società Anonima per Imprese Elettriche Conti, linked to Edison. From that moment, a series of projects and construction sites led to the creation of some of the most important plants in the valley: Rivasco Power Plant (1908): it harnessed the waters of the Toce with a 345-meter drop, generating 9,200 kW. Goglio Power Plant: it used the Devero stream and the Codelago and Pianboglio basins (later decommissioned). Sottofrua Power Plant (1924): with a capacity of 7,500 kW, it utilized the Valtoggia basin and Toggia and Lago Nero lakes. Valdo Power Plant (1920s): with 11,000 kW, later integrated into the Ponte system. Cadarese Power Plant (1928): one of the most powerful, producing 56,000 kW thanks to a 7 km long rock-hewn conduit. Morasco Power Plant (1957): entirely built inside a tunnel, it was the valley's first automated power plant, with remote control from Ponte. CONTACTS If you want to visit the hydroelectric power plants, guided tours are organized here:

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza GUESTHOUSES Walser Hüs Leni Zimmer Walser House Valdo A typical 19th-century Walser house located in Valdo, adjacent to the ski slopes and a 15-minute drive from the Toce Waterfall, offers accommodations in stylish wooden rooms and the chance to enjoy the warmth of the traditional oven in the schtuba, surrounded by tradition. Phone: +39 328 1192453 Email: almaferrera70@gmail.com Guesthouse Zwargji la Casa dei Folletti Riale In the heart of Formazza, Zwargji is an 18th-century Walser house, entirely rebuilt in 2013 with natural materials and sustainable technologies, in harmony with tradition and the environment. Rated energy class A, it offers three intimate and welcoming rooms, each with a private bathroom, Wi-Fi, and a TV. Managed by Otello Facchini, an environmental hiking guide and forest wellness guide, Zwargji is the ideal starting point for those seeking authentic experiences among the woods, snow, and peaks of the Formazza Valley. Phone: +39 3486022824 Email: facchiniotello56@gmail.com Website: www.zwargji.it

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS GENERAL INFORMATIONS The Formazza Valley is the beating heart of Piedmont's hydroelectric power and one of the symbolic areas of the so-called "hydroelectric colonization of Ossola," a phenomenon that began in the early 20th century and radically transformed the Alpine landscape and the local economy. Here, amid glaciers, alpine lakes, and steep gradients, water became energy, giving rise to an extraordinary complex of dams, reservoirs, and hydroelectric power plants, capable of fueling the industrial development of northern Italy. The province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola (VCO), nestled between the Lepontine and Pennine Alps, is characterized by a large presence of alpine lakes. Many of these are artificial basins, created to optimize hydroelectric production at a time when hydroelectric power—white coal—was a major resource for industrial development. Of the 32 artificial basins, only 14 were built on pre-existing natural lakes. The others were built to power power plants that today represent an engineering and historical heritage of extraordinary value. The use of water for energy purposes began as early as the late 19th century, but it was in the early 20th century that the Val Formazza became the undisputed leader. With over 66% of its land non-productive due to the high altitude, the valley was perfectly suited for hydroelectric production. The first to recognize this potential was Ettore Conti, a young entrepreneur destined to become a key figure in the Italian electricity industry. In 1901, he founded the Società Anonima per Imprese Elettriche Conti, linked to Edison. From that moment, a series of projects and construction sites led to the creation of some of the most important plants in the valley: Rivasco Power Plant (1908): it harnessed the waters of the Toce with a 345-meter drop, generating 9,200 kW. Goglio Power Plant: it used the Devero stream and the Codelago and Pianboglio basins (later decommissioned). Sottofrua Power Plant (1924): with a capacity of 7,500 kW, it utilized the Valtoggia basin and Toggia and Lago Nero lakes. Valdo Power Plant (1920s): with 11,000 kW, later integrated into the Ponte system. Cadarese Power Plant (1928): one of the most powerful, producing 56,000 kW thanks to a 7 km long rock-hewn conduit. Morasco Power Plant (1957): entirely built inside a tunnel, it was the valley's first automated power plant, with remote control from Ponte. CONTACTS If you want to visit the hydroelectric power plants, guided tours are organized here:

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS GENERAL INFORMATIONS The Formazza Valley is the beating heart of Piedmont's hydroelectric power and one of the symbolic areas of the so-called "hydroelectric colonization of Ossola," a phenomenon that began in the early 20th century and radically transformed the Alpine landscape and the local economy. Here, amid glaciers, alpine lakes, and steep gradients, water became energy, giving rise to an extraordinary complex of dams, reservoirs, and hydroelectric power plants, capable of fueling the industrial development of northern Italy. The province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola (VCO), nestled between the Lepontine and Pennine Alps, is characterized by a large presence of alpine lakes. Many of these are artificial basins, created to optimize hydroelectric production at a time when hydroelectric power—white coal—was a major resource for industrial development. Of the 32 artificial basins, only 14 were built on pre-existing natural lakes. The others were built to power power plants that today represent an engineering and historical heritage of extraordinary value. The use of water for energy purposes began as early as the late 19th century, but it was in the early 20th century that the Val Formazza became the undisputed leader. With over 66% of its land non-productive due to the high altitude, the valley was perfectly suited for hydroelectric production. The first to recognize this potential was Ettore Conti, a young entrepreneur destined to become a key figure in the Italian electricity industry. In 1901, he founded the Società Anonima per Imprese Elettriche Conti, linked to Edison. From that moment, a series of projects and construction sites led to the creation of some of the most important plants in the valley: Rivasco Power Plant (1908): it harnessed the waters of the Toce with a 345-meter drop, generating 9,200 kW. Goglio Power Plant: it used the Devero stream and the Codelago and Pianboglio basins (later decommissioned). Sottofrua Power Plant (1924): with a capacity of 7,500 kW, it utilized the Valtoggia basin and Toggia and Lago Nero lakes. Valdo Power Plant (1920s): with 11,000 kW, later integrated into the Ponte system. Cadarese Power Plant (1928): one of the most powerful, producing 56,000 kW thanks to a 7 km long rock-hewn conduit. Morasco Power Plant (1957): entirely built inside a tunnel, it was the valley's first automated power plant, with remote control from Ponte. CONTACTS If you want to visit the hydroelectric power plants, guided tours are organized here:

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza MARGAROLI REFUGE 2196M Difference in altitude: 777m Time: 3.00 h Difficulty: E From Canza, hike through the beautiful fir forest to Sagersboden, where you enter the Vannino Valley and follow it gently uphill to the lake of the same name. Located on a hill to the side of the lake is the Eugenio Margaroli Refuge, dedicated to the historic Domodossola mountain guide. The refuge is owned by the CAI Domodossola. The Support Points LOWER BUSIN LAKE 2398M Difference in altitude: 297m Time: 2 hours Difficulty: E Lake Busin Inferiore is an artificial lake located at the foot of Mount Giove and can be reached from Lake Vannino by following the left bank. MOUNT JUPITER 3019M Difference in altitude: 813m Time: 3.30 hours Difficulty: EE The departure point is Vannino. Monte Giove is known as the "Ossola lookout": it offers a stunning 360° view of the Lepontine and Pennine Alps, the Bernese Oberland, and the Antigorio and Formazza Valleys, all the way to Domodossola. The recommended time of year is July, August, and September. BOCCHETTA DELLA VALLE 2574M Difference in altitude: 378m Time: 3 hours Difficulty: E Starting from Vannino, it connects the Formazza Valley with the Devero Natural Park and can be traveled as an alternative to the “Scatta Minoia” route. PASSO SCATTA MINOIA 2599M Difference in altitude: 403m Time: 3 hours Difficulty: E Starting from Vannino, it connects Formazza with Devero. At the pass is the recently restored "Conti" bivouac. SRUER LAKE 2330M Difference in altitude: 134m Time: 40 min Difficulty: E From Lake Vannino, go up the path on the right and, crossing a pass, you reach the lake.

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza B&B HIRSCH 1609 GENERAL INFORMATIONS Business Name: Bed and Breakfast Hirsch 1609 Business category: Bed and Breakfast Full address Fraction Church 6 - 28863 Formazza -VB BOOK ONLINE The B&B Hirsch 1609 is located in the small, charming Alpine village of Chiesa, a hamlet in the Formazza Valley. A cluster of houses clustered around the parish church that gives the town its name, the B&B is housed in a typical Walser house dating back to 1609, completely renovated in 2003, fully respecting its original architectural features. We chose to emphasize local materials, such as fir and larch wood, and "serizzo," the stone quarried in the valley, to maintain a strong connection with history and the environment. We have six beds, divided into two welcoming rooms furnished in mountain style: a double room and a quadruple room (with a double bed and a bunk bed), both equipped with a private bathroom, TV, hairdryer, and a herbal tea corner for enjoying a moment of relaxation after a day outdoors. Breakfast is served in the ground-floor breakfast room, personally overseen by owner Simona Valci. Every morning, we offer homemade cakes, fresh bread, authentic jams, and local products like butter, cheeses, and cured meats, introducing our guests to the simple, authentic flavors of the mountains. The B&B Hirsch 1609 is the ideal choice for those seeking tranquility, family warmth, and an authentic connection with nature and tradition. It's a perfect starting point for exploring the trails, culture, and unique atmosphere of the Formazza Valley. CONTACTS Telephone number: +39 3200603496 Email: simonavalci@gmail.com Book online: https://www.bed-and-breakfast.it/it/piemonte/bb-hirsch-1609-formazza/53919 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hirsch1609/ CALL E-MAIL BOOK ONLINE INSTAGRAM

TOURISM OFFICE Ponte 4 - 28863 Formazza (VB) Tel. +39 0324 63059 Email: prolocoformazza@gmail.com OPENING HOURS Tourist Office opening hours from September 1st to May 31st Tuesday from 2:30 pm to 6 pm Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6pm Sunday from 10 to 12:30 LINK 3B Weather Swiss Weather Contributions Received 2024 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions SOCIALS Facebook Instagram © 2025 by Pro Loco Formazza BAR SOUVENIR DA VANNA GENERAL INFORMATIONS Business Name: BAR SOUVERNI DI RONDONI GIOVANNA Business Category: Bar/Cafe and Souvenir Shop Full address: Cascata Del Toce, 28863 Formazza Vb Bar and souvenir shop opening hours: Monday to Sunday from 8am to 2pm from May to early October Bar Souvenir da Vanna is a true institution in the Formazza Valley. The business opened in 1968 as a souvenir and traditional products shop, and in 1984 it expanded to include a cozy bar. The two businesses coexist in what was once the hotel annex, now a destination for those seeking authenticity, quality, and an authentic atmosphere. The café offers classic coffee drinks as well as a carefully curated selection of light meals, including vegetarian and vegan options, ideal for a healthy and delicious break. Every day, we offer fresh pastries, homemade cakes, cookies, and amaretti biscuits, as well as an exceptional selection of honey (28 different varieties!) and artisanal spreads and jams. For those with a more curious palate or looking for a local gift, the shop offers traditional products, grappa, liqueurs, souvenirs, and local crafts, all carefully selected to showcase the flavors and knowledge of the valley. You can dine in or take away. Savoury options are also available, including sandwiches and platters of cured meats and local specialties. Conveniently located and easily accessible, Bar Souvenir da Vanna also has a large car park, ideal for a relaxing stop before or after your excursions. CONTACTS numero di telefono: +39 032463228 CALL FACEBOOK