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Spectacular view of the city of Arona and Lake Maggiore

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It's a shame that you have to pay for every extra and every nice thing, but that's just the way it is - but of course it's definitely worth it; perhaps you should consider before your trip which sights are so important that you're "happy" to pay for them.

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You should definitely plan enough time to visit the palace, because it is really worth it.

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The Palazzo Borromeo is very impressive. It feels like you've stepped back in time. https://terreborromeo.it/de/palazzo-borromeo

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Once you arrive in Arona, walk along the lakeside and have an ice cream, go up to visit the statue of S. Carlone but... don't forget to visit the Rocca too! Founded in a period shortly before the year 1000 under the control of the Lombards, for four centuries the Rocca remained in the hands of the Borromeo family, giving birth to Cardinal San Carlo Borromeo in 1538; the history of the Rocca di Arona ends in 1800 when the Napoleonic army received the order to destroy some fortifications occupied by the Austrians; from that moment on only a few ruins of the Rocca di Arona remain. From above you can also enjoy a spectacular view of Arona below, of Angera opposite and of this entire stretch of lake!

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The Church of the Purification of the Virgin Mary is the parish church of Massino Visconti in the Province and Diocese of Novara. It is part of the Vergante pastoral unit. The first mention of a Catholic church in Massino dates back to 887. The new church was built in the second half of the 16th century with three naves and was given the title of parish church during the same period, after the Church of San Michele was severely damaged by a landslide. In the first half of the 19th century, the old Romanesque bell tower was demolished and replaced with a new tower. The church's striking, west-facing façade consists of three volumes interrupted by pilasters: the main body, characterized by the main portal, is preceded by a small portico opening into a serliana in the center, while the two side wings have secondary entrances. Attached to the parish church is the stone bell tower with a square floor plan. Its cell has a single-lancet window on each side, protected by a balustrade, and is crowned by a pyramidal spire resting on a drum with an octagonal base. The interior of the building is divided into three naves, overlooking which the side chapels face. Pillars and columns support round arches, above which runs the molded and projecting entablature, upon which the vaults rest. At the end of the hall is the presbytery, raised a few steps, bordered by balustrades and housing the main altar. Several valuable works have been preserved here, including the 16th-century frescoes depicting Saint Mary of the Assumption and the Coronation of Mary, as well as the paintings on the vaults depicting the Doctors of the Church and the symbols of the Evangelists. it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiesa_della_Purificazione_di_Maria_Vergine_(Massino_Visconti)

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Until 1632, Isola Bella was a rocky outcrop on which a small fishing village stood. Carlo III Borromeo began leveling the rock and building a palace on the island for his wife, Isabella D'Adda. The Palazzo Borromeo and its gardens are a prime example of Baroque art. The palace features salons with views of the lake, numerous paintings by famous artists, precious furniture, marble, neoclassical stucco, ancient sculptures, armor, and Flemish tapestries made of silk with gold thread. The basement contains several shell grottoes with light and dark stone and shell decorations. The gardens are staircased and pyramid-shaped, based on ancient models, and are bordered by balustrades, on which numerous statues of mythological heroes and animals are scattered. Source: Wikipedia

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Perfect for a picnic

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From the town, a somewhat steep footpath leads upwards. It is marked at the entrance with a red Rocco sign. At the top, in La Corte della Rocchetta, there is the opportunity to eat and drink.

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The Rocca Borromeo di Angera (also known as Rocca d'Angera) includes four sections with an internal courtyard and overlooks Lake Maggiore. It belonged to the Milanese archbishop, then to the Viscontis and the Borromeos. It offers one of the most beautiful views of the lake.

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The fortress of Angera dates back to the 11th century. Originally the fortress of Angera was a Visconti fortress. Currently the fortress belongs to the Borromea family. The view from the Angera fortress is sublime. From the panoramic terrace it is possible to admire Angera, Arona and a large part of Lake Maggiore. Inside the fortress, the hall of justice stands out for its beauty. Furthermore, you can appreciate a splendid antique lathe and the doll museum, which boasts more than 1,000 pieces, some of these dating back to the 18th century.

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Reserve a full day to visit the castle and gardens. You will be blown away by the amount of fantastic artwork and architecture and the phenomenal garden.

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The palace and palace gardens are a MUST for any visitor to Lake Maggiore and well worth the price of admission.

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In the ARD media library there is - as part of the well-known WDR series "Wunderschön" - a great travel report about Lake Maggiore; "The region around Italy's second largest lake is known as the 'Gateway to the South'. With Mediterranean vegetation and botanical gardens, Lake Maggiore is embedded in a breathtaking mountain world. Judith Rakers discovers a holiday paradise that combines water sports on the lake and hiking in the mountains," says the short description. This link takes you to the film: https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/wunderschoen/wunderschoen-lago-maggiore-dolce-vita-zwischen-see-und-bergen/wdr/Y3JpZDovL3dkci5kZS9CZWl0cmFnLTgxMTA2ZjBmLTc1MDMtNGJkYi1hY2Y1LWE5NWFhOGE2MjRkMg

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Breathtaking panoramic view, refreshment point open in the summer months.

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You have to pay an entrance fee for the beautiful gardens.

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The Visconti Castle of San Vito in Massino Visconti stands at the entrance to the town. It was born as a convent of the monks of St. Gallen during the first decades of the year 1000. Only later, around 1139, was the structure transformed by the Visconti family into an elegant country residence. Today's construction is the result of a series of considerable sixteenth-century reconstructions: now it looks like a three-storey building with a single tower. In the structure you can see a small balcony near the courtyard facing the town: from here the Visconti spoke to the villagers. In 1863, Alberto Visconti sold the castle to Pietro Pallestrini, mayor of Massino, scholar and author of a Report on the agricultural-industrial-artistic exhibition of Lake Maggiore who restored it and subsequently passed it on to the Visconti di San Vito, still owners with the Marchesa Ludovica Visconti

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Great impressive castle complex

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Built on the remains of a previous castle, the Rocca was first inhabited and expanded by the Visconti in the 13th and 14th centuries and then passed into the possession of the Borromeo family in 1449, who still owns it today. Inside, the castle houses charming artistic treasures, including the frescoes of the Sala di Giustizia in the Visconti wing. They were created at the beginning of the 14th century and depict, among other things, the victory of the Visconti over the Torriani. Also noteworthy are the frescoes of the Borromeo Wing, which were part of the Borromean Palazzo in Milan until 1943, but were moved to Angera after its destruction became. In addition, the Doll Museum is particularly worth a visit. With over 200 exhibits, it is one of the most important of its kind in Europe. From the Castellana Tower there is a view all the way to the Sacro Monte near Varese. https://www.derlagomaggiore.de/de_DE/home/destinationen/varese-und-ostufer/angera

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The most important attraction in the city is without a doubt the Rocca Borromeo castle complex. This fortress, built around an inner courtyard, was built in different phases and is still owned by the Borromeo family today. For a long time, archbishops from Milan and the Torriani family fought fiercely over this hilltop castle. After the building had almost fallen into disrepair, the fortress was rebuilt and even expanded starting in the 13th century. A variety of architectural features such as a baroque fireplace in the interior of the castle give the impression that visitors have arrived in a completely different world. Children's dreams come true on the ground floor, because here is the Museo della Bambola, one of the most important doll museums in all of Europe. These and other special features such as the Castellana Tower await visitors to the castle at every turn. When travelers stand in front of the castle or enter its holy hall, it becomes clear why they should definitely plan a day for a flying visit to this attraction. https://www.lago-maggiore.de/ausflugsziel/angera.html

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