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Using the app, you can take a guided tour of the magnificent villa and its park, also in German. https://fondoambiente.it/luoghi/villa-della-porta-bozzolo

lots of greenery and a beautiful waterfall

Close! The path doesn't continue at this point! (Locked gate)

Beautiful forest road that from about 600m leads to 1000 of San Martino. Perfect for gravel, a bit of loose rock but always rideable, some unclimbs above 10% but nothing to put your foot on the ground.

Between Lake Maggiore and Lake Lugano, this panoramic point near Monte Pian Nave (1,058 meters above sea level in the municipality of Porto Valtravaglia) is an excellent glimpse of the northern part of Lake Maggiore. Especially at sunset, this place can be very fascinating.

Passo San Michele (885 m) al Monte (Porto Valtravaglia) The Passo San Michele in the mountain range between Luino in the north, Laveno in the southwest and the Val Cuvia, east of Lake Maggiore. Specifically, three roads meet at the Passo San Michele: the southern approach from the Passo San Antonio, the eastern approach from Grantola via the small town of Brissago Valtravagli and the northwestern approach from Muceno. Text / Source: quaeldich.de https://www.quaeldich.de/paesse/passo-san-michele/

Chiesetta S.Michele al Monte (Porto Valtravaglia) Church of San Michele al Monte The millennial church of San Michele al Monte is located in the area of the current municipality of Porto Valtravaglia, at about 820 meters. The church of San Michele al Mt. was built to ensure that people who lived in the mountains during spring and summer could attend religious services. The small church of San Michele al Monte has a very simple structure: about 30 square meters, with a semicircular apse facing east according to ancient tradition. The apse, the oldest part of the small church, dating from the second half of the 11th century, features well-aligned rows of stones and pebbles with clear fish-hook bands. The sacristy and bell tower are believed to have been added in the 19th century. In 1965 the roof of the sacristy collapsed. In 2000 the roof was completely rebuilt and walls and foundations were restored. Discoveries followed: in 2001, important frescoes from the 11th to 14th centuries were discovered and restored. Already described in the 15th century, they were later hidden under new paving, and the church was even used to house tools and animals. Text: Porto Valtravaglia Parish

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