Hotels Borghetto Di Vara, Guesthouses Borghetto Di Vara and Residences Borghetto Di Vara

Borghetto di Vara, a small municipality of the province of La Spezia, nestles on the slopes of the Ligurian Apennines, and develops just in the heart of the splendid valley of the river Vara. This charming town, that is situated in the central part of the province, boasts breathtaking views over enchanting hilly landscapes dotted with ancient vines and olive groves.

Hotels in Borghetto di Vara, that are situated a short distance from the ancient medieval village, give guests the possibility to take advantage of sober spaces and modern comforts. The local guest houses, that distribute amidst the city's glorious hinterland, make the ideal base for reaching the lush Val di Vara and the enchanting Cinque Terre. Borghetto di Vara's farm houses give guests the possibility to enjoy ancient traditions while tasting excellent local staples from the surrounding area.

The lovely hamlet of L'Ago, that is situated 5 kilometres far from the municipal capital, is dominated by the Sanctuary of Nostra Signora di Roverano, that was erected in the XVI century. This sumptuous religious building, that was subsequently enlarged in the XIX century, boasts an outstanding mixture of modern architectural patterns and precious Renaissance elements. Another sacred building worthy of mention is the ancient Church of St. Nicolò, that is situated in Ripalta. It was built in the XII century over the remains of a pre-existing Romanesque building, and then totally remodelled in the XVIII century. Its interior cherishes a precious font that was largely made of sandstone.
Not to be missed are Cassana's rural houses, that punctuate the homonymous hamlet situated 3 kilometres far from Borghetto di Vara. These picturesque groups of houses, that are also known as vici", boast outstanding examples of rural architecture, such as the so-called “carruggi” narrow streets, as well as wide courtyards and sculpted portals.
The lovers of excursionism will have the possibility to undertake exciting tours across the fascinating footpaths of Mount Bardellone, while speleologists won't miss the opportunity to explore the numerous karst caves of the surrounding territory, such as the famous Cassana's Ossifera Cave, where important animal fossils and Neanderthal skulls were discovered in 1824.