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San Carlo a Negrentino is a Romanesque church in the municipality of Acquarossa. It was built in the 11th century and dedicated to Sant'Ambrogio, then to San Carlo Borromeo. From here you have a beautiful view of the Blenio valley, also known as the valley of the sun.

The church of San Carlo in Negrentino, dating back to the 11th century, is surrounded by nature, in fact it can only be reached on foot.

The most upstream town in the Verzasca Valley has preserved its urban landscape with ancient houses and alleys. You will also find the Val Verzasca Museum, an ancient bread oven still in operation, the Wool House. A place to visit calmly.

Sonogno, the furthest village in the Valle Verzasca, has retained its characteristic townscape with old houses and alleys. In the Piazzetta there is a typical residential building of the Verzasca Valley, the former Casa Genardini, now the seat of the Val Verzasca Museum. In the immediate vicinity there is an old bread oven that is still in use today. In the Casa della lana (House of Wool), craftswomen process sheep's wool into handmade products. In the upper part of the village center you can admire a fresco depicting the Last Judgment on the wall of a farmhouse. The picture was painted in the 18th century by an unknown artist.

The church, richly decorated inside, is a monument of national importance.

If you stroll through the streets of the old village center, you feel like you are in a museum. Traditional stone houses, flower-filled balconies, small village shops with local products and restaurants. A visit to the museum and the House of Wool is worth it.

There’s a nice hiking trail next to the river. On the other side there is a road which gives a bit easier access to the spot.

Gorgeous location and perfect food, what more could you ask for