Hotels Arsago Seprio, Guesthouses Arsago Seprio and Residences Arsago Seprio

Arsago Seprio, a small municipality of the province of Varese (4780 inhabitants), develops on the slopes of the first reliefs of Verbano's morainal amphitheatre, and extends just in the heart of the high Milan's moorland. This historical town has especially developed around the ancient medieval core.

Hotels in Arsago Seprio, that distribute just in the heart of peaceful naturalistic settings, are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in performing exciting sports and open-air activities. The local guest houses give tourists the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here while taking advantage of modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. The city's residences, that are situated just in the heart of strategic areas provided with excellent connections, make the ideal base for discovering the major resorts of the surrounding area.

The city's major monument is the Basilica of St. Vittore, that was built around the X century. This rectangular-shaped building has a nave and two aisles, each of them with an elegant apse. The central one is embellished by a splendid marble altar dating back to 1700. Its interior is dominated by a wonderful wooden ceiling supported by robust pilasters and high columns.
In front of  the Basilica is the octogonal Romanesque Baptistry of St. John the Baptist, that is regarded to to be the symbol of the city. This imposing monument gathers ancient medieval tombstones and milestones, as well as beautiful sculpted capitals. Not to be missed are the Rural Oratory of St. Cosma and Damiano, the Abbey of St. Maria in Monticello, that is embellished by splendid Roman frescoes, and the ancient Church of St. Rocco, that was realized in the sixteenth century. The Civic Archaeological Museum cherishes precious finds and remains dating back to the period comprised between prehistory and the Late Middle Ages. Upon their arrival, visitors will be welcomed by the impressive remains of an ancient Lombard necropolis dating back to the VII century.