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A beautiful renovation in a peaceful place

At the top of Mount Barro (581 m) there is an ancient medieval village, born around the church of Santa Maria Annunziata. Probably built on the ruins of a castle, this church preserves an apse with a stone dated 1484. The houses, made of local stone and close to each other, were once home to farmers who cultivated fields and vineyards. The last inhabitant left the village in 1977, marking the end of its rural life. Today, every 1st May, Mount Barro comes alive with the traditional Fiora festival. This popular event, inspired by the ancient gesture of lovers exchanging bouquets of flowers, celebrates the community's first spring outing, transforming the village into a place of celebration and memories.

Monte Falò and Tre Montagnette offer a breathtaking view of Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta, with a view that, on clear days, extends to the skyscrapers of Milan. The circular route of about 10 km is suitable for everyone and allows you to continue to Montatone. Limited parking along the road and no refuges along the way, but the landscape is absolutely worth the visit.

Monte San Giacomo is the highest point of the Ticino Park (427 m) and rises at the foot of the Varesine Prealps. It has had a strategic importance since ancient times: the top of the mountain has annular terraces made up of dry stone walls that make one think of defense ditches of an Iron Age hillfort and there are also traces of prehistoric settlements.

Mount San Giacomo is the highest point in the Ticino Park. Very well kept and quiet place for walks in the woods. Also widely used for MTB.

Danger! All hiking trails to and from the summit are no longer accessible and completely overgrown. The golf course and new developments completely cut off access.

Panoramic point from which to enjoy an excellent view of Lake Maggiore.

From here there is a splendid view of Lake Maggiore.