Agriturismo in Lake Orta

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Orta San Giulio (Novara)

Agriturismo Il Cucchiaio Di Legno

From €171 per night for 2 guests

Il Cucchiaio di Legno is a B&B in Legro, a hamlet of Orta San Giulio, nestled within the San Rocco agricultural estate. It is run by Ludovica and Silvia.

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Prato Sesia (Novara)

Agriturismo San Michele

From €60 per night for 2 guests

At the gateway to Valsesia, which leads to Monte Rosa like a green corridor, Agriturismo San Michele offers its guests a very original rural location…

Restaurant Pets welcome21 bedsApartments, RoomsCountrysideFree Wi-FiDisabled access

Suno (Novara)

Agriturismo Fano's Farm

From €78 per night for 2 guests

Immersed in the green Novara Hills, between Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta, Fano's Farm has splendid one-room apartments and a two-room apartment, all furnished…

Outdoor pool26 bedsApartmentsCountrysideFree Wi-Fi
4.9 Excellent 2 reviews More information




Brebbia (Varese)

Bed and breakfast Dei Laghi

From €108 per night for 2 guests

The Bed and Breakfast dei Laghi is a cosy, fully renovated early 20th century house on two floors, surrounded by a lovely garden, equipped with tables…

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Vergiate (Varese)

Agriturismo La Garzonera

In the area from €75 per night for 2 guests

The farmhouse is built in a classic English square style, constructed half a century ago, nestled within the Ticino Natural Park in Vergiate.

Pets welcomeCountrysideAir conditioning


Verbano-Cusio-Ossola (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola)

Agriturismo Il Monte Rosso

In the area from €100 per night for 2 guests

Our farm is located on the hill known as 'Monterosso', which dominates the town of Verbania and from which you can enjoy a wonderful 360 degree panorama…

Restaurant 8 bedsRoomsCountrysideDisabled access
4.1 Very good 6 reviews More information



Cambiasca (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola)

Agriturismo Al Motto

In the area from €100 per night for 2 guests

Owned by the Campagnoli Family, "Al Motto " is holiday farmhouse on the weste shore of Lake Maggiore, near Verbania, and is open all year round.

Restaurant 10 bedsApartments, RoomsCountrysideFree Wi-FiAir conditioning
4.5 Excellent 7 reviews More information







Brezzo di Bedero (Varese)

Agriturismo La Betulla

From €78 per night for 2 guests

Agriturismo "La Betulla " is easily reached from the Autostrada dei Laghi, exit Sesto Calende direction Luino.

Restaurant Pets welcomeEducational Farm7 bedsApartmentsCountrysideFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
5.0 Excellent 1 review More information

Vigliano Biellese (Biella)

Agriturismo Cascina Bonina

In the area from €81 per night for 2 guests

Situated on the hillside of Biella, surrounded by alpine woods and mountains, Cascina Bonina is set in 30,000 square meters of parkland, with a selection…

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4.5 Excellent 4 reviews More information




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Agriturismo in Lake Orta

Lake Orta (Cusio) is an intimate and scenic pre-Alpine lake in Piedmont, located in the province of Novara just west of larger Lake Maggiore. Renowned for its tranquil atmosphere, the lake is dominated by the promontory of Sacro Monte di Orta, a UNESCO World Heritage site set within a nature reserve of beeches and limes, and by the legendary Island of San Giulio, crowned by a Romanesque basilica and the Mater Ecclesiae cloistered abbey. Staying at a farmhouse on Lake Orta allows you to alternate boat trips and ridge hikes on Mount Mottarone with discovering historic Novarese farmsteads, terraced orchards, and Alpine cheeses.

  • Getting there and getting around: Reached via the A26 motorway (Borgomanero and Arona exits) and the Novara-Domodossola railway line with stops at Orta-Miasino and Pettenasco; regular passenger boats and launches connect the shore to San Giulio Island.
  • Historic villages and lake shores: Piazza Motta and the Renaissance Town Hall in Orta San Giulio, the stonemasons' lakeside village of Pella, the traditional wood-turning craft in Pettenasco, and the northern hub of Omegna along the Nigoglia river park.
  • Notable local produce: Gorgonzola DOP cheese (sweet and piquant), Toma Piemontese DOP, Colline Novaresi DOC wines (Nebbiolo, Vespolina, and Uva Rara), slow-cooked beef tapulone with stone-ground polenta, and porcini mushroom risottos.

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Farmhouses on Lake Orta: San Giulio Island, UNESCO Sacro Monte, and Novara Hills

Travel guide for a rural getaway on Lake Orta: boat trips to San Giulio Island, Sacro Monte chapels, medieval hamlets, and authentic Cusio cuisine.

Orta San Giulio and the UNESCO Sacro Monte

The cultural and spiritual heart of the lake, Orta San Giulio welcomes visitors with seventeenth-century palaces, arcaded squares, and the cobblestone path up to Sacro Monte, comprising twenty devotional chapels with terracotta statues illustrating Saint Francis's life. Nearby country houses offer quiet stays amidst lush gardens and chestnut groves.

San Giulio Island and the Romanesque Basilica

A peaceful islet just minutes away by ferry from the main pier, San Giulio Island hosts the fourth-century basilica featuring an ornate black serpentinite pulpit and the contemplative Path of Silence. On the surrounding shores, family-run farmsteads offer artisanal honey, fruit preserves, and fresh lake fish dishes.

Pella and the Western Shore below Mottarone

On the tranquil western bank, the hamlet of Pella features a medieval stone bridge over the Pellino stream, the Romanesque bell tower of San Filiberto, and scenic trails up to the Sanctuary of Madonna del Sasso, perched on a granite cliff. Rural stays here provide panoramic views ideal for hikers and cyclists.

Omegna and Pettenasco between Lake and Alpine Valleys

Towards the northern tip, Omegna marks the confluence where lake waters flow into the alpine Nigoglia canal, while Pettenasco preserves historic wood-crafting traditions. Local farm restaurants serve wholesome Piedmontese beef, mountain charcuterie, and seasonal garden produce.

Practical tips for visiting Lake Orta

  • Best time to visit: From April to October for warm weather and lake cruises; autumn offers magnificent foliage throughout the beech woods and local porcini mushroom harvests.
  • How to travel: A car is recommended to explore hilltop agriturismi and Mount Mottarone; local ferries provide effortless transport between Orta, the island, and Pella.
  • Recommended activities: Walking the devotional route of Sacro Monte, taking a boat across to San Giulio Island, and hiking up to the panoramic Madonna del Sasso sanctuary.

Culinary heritage and certified products of Lake Orta

The culinary traditions of Lake Orta blend the rich rice farming of the Novara plains with mountain pastures: local dairies produce celebrated Gorgonzola DOP, both creamy-sweet and aged piquant versions, alongside Alpine Toma Piemontese DOP. Hillside vineyards yield structured Colline Novaresi DOC reds based on Nebbiolo grapes, pairing naturally with slow-braised beef tapulone, salumi della duja cured in lard, and crispy Novara biscuits.

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