Sightseeing Tours in Stresa

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 Itinerary

Trip to Mount Mottarone from Stresa                                          Description

Not only is Stresa the perfect place for a holiday, but it is also the lakeside resort where holiday-makers have the chance to enjoy a nice mountain trip. In about 45 minutes you will leave the exotic setting of Stresa and lake Maggiore to be dropped off at the summit of a mountain!- Mount Mottarone - which lies just behind Stresa and offers a breathtaking sight. From the summit of Mottarone there's an exceptional panoramic view: the Alps' high peaks, seven lakes and the Po plain. The car ride up is a thrilling experience. As the car moves forward the scenery changes quickly. You will soon leave the palm-trees and mediterranean and exotic greenery of the lake to glide above huge Norway spruce and beech forests.  Half way between Stresa and mount Mottarone are the nice Alpinia Botanic Gardens with a selection of hundreds of alpine species. From the gardens an astounding view over the Borromean islands is guaranteed.

From here, the village of Alpino, another car ride takes you up nearly to the top. At the end of the road there is a nice little walk to the very top.

After a nice stroll in Stresa, we will go by car to the top of Mount Mottarone where you will be able to enjoy panoramic views learning about past activities and about the surrounding areas enjoying a little walk.

On the way down chance to stop at Alpino for a visit to the Alpinia Gardens.

Notes

This sightseeing tour is available every day from March until the  November

This is NOT a shared tour. Whether touring as a ready-made group, a family, an individual, a couple, or a small group of friends, this will be a private tour 

This tour can start at the time you like. 

Lengtht of visit: half-day or full-day according to your needs

Meeting point: your hotel lobby or Stresa main square

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"Roads were made for journeys not destinations"

Confucius