Hotels Borgomanero, Guesthouses Borgomanero and Residences Borgomanero

Borgomanero is the second most-densely populated municipality of the province of Novara. Situated at the junction of important communication routes, arterial roads and rail connections, it is a thriving commercial hub. Located a short distance from Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta, it is backed by impressive mountains.

Hotels in Borgomanero give tourists the possibility to spend unforgettable holidays here at reasonable prices. Those flocking to the local guest houses will have the possibility to enjoy the utmost peace and tranquillity while taking advantage of modern comforts and well-kept spaces. The municipal territory is also scattered with plenty of charming farm houses and modern residences.

Borgomanero is idyllically set just in the heart of a lush plain that develops north of Novara and extends on the slopes of the Alps. Its charming old town, that abounds in outstanding monuments of great value, welcomes tourists with the utmost warmth and hospitality. The city's most representative building is the Parish Church of St. Bartolomeo, that dominates the central Piazza Martiri della Libertà. This fine Romanesque church, that was repeatedly remodelled over the course of the centuries, boasts a sumptuous facade surmounted by a Neoclassical pronaos and splendid interiors embellished by precious XIV- and XV-century frescoes.
Not to be missed is the lovely Church of St. Leonardo, that still retains the original aspect it had in the XII century, when it was built in a sober Romanesque style. Its sumptuously decorated interiors are embellished by outstanding frescoed walls bearing paintings that date back to the XIV century. Tourists will have the possibility to rest and relax in the wide public park that surrounds Villa Marazza, that is now the seat of the municipal library.
Borgomanero is situated a short distance from enchanting lakes and further wonderful sights, such as Arona and Angera Fortress. It is backed by imposing mountains, whose exciting footpaths and trails attract large numbers of tourists all year round. Not to be missed in the cosy hamlet of Talonno is the Oratory of St. Nicola in Baraggiola, that was built between 965 and 1000 and still retains its original early medieval patterns.