Ossola taverns: places of conviviality and wine
Ossola taverns, from Da Sciolla to Osteria Malatesta in Domodossola: chestnut gnocchi, pasta rustida and dishes from the mountain farming tradition.
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Edoardo Patrone Agricultural Farm: our story in brief
From 2016 to today: the story of Edoardo Patrone Agricultural Farm, from the first 0.3 hectares to the 5 hectares of Ossola vineyards cultivated…
Druogno: the gateway to Valle Vigezzo
Druogno, a village of Celtic origin at the gateway to Valle Vigezzo: the Church of San Silvestro and the hamlet of Coimo, known for…
Macugnaga: the Walser village at the foot of Monte Rosa
Macugnaga, a Walser village founded in 1256 at the foot of Monte Rosa: the Titsch language, traditional costumes and the ancient 13th-century Dorf.
Valle Formazza: the oldest Walser colony in Ossola
Valle Formazza, Pomatt in the Walser language: Italy's oldest Walser colony, founded in the 13th century after crossing the Gries Pass.
Anzola d’Ossola and the Church of San Tommaso
Anzola d'Ossola and the Church of San Tommaso, of medieval origin, which became a parish in 1603, with its imposing bell tower still a…
History of Ossola and its illustrious figures
The history of Ossola through illustrious figures: from Geo Chavez's tragic flight in 1910 to the 43 days of the partisan republic in 1944,…
Pieve Vergonte and the gold mines of Val Toppa
Pieve Vergonte and the Val Toppa gold mine, discovered after the flood of 1250–51 and worked until 1947: now open to visitors with the…
Piazza Mercato: the symbol of Domodossola
Piazza Mercato in Domodossola: 15th-century porticoes, coats of arms of noble families and a weekly market that tradition dates back to AD 917.