Hotels Frabosa Soprana, Guesthouses Frabosa Soprana and Residences Frabosa Soprana

Frabosa Soprana, a thriving centre of the province of Cuneo, is a famous tourist resort of the Maritime Alps. Known all over Italy for its fantastic ski slopes, it nestles at the foothills of Mount Moro, and develops halfway between Maudagna and Corsaglia Valleys. It is easily accessible by car driving from Cuneo or the nearby Mondovì.

Frabosa Soprana's modern hotels are able to suit even the most demanding requirements of different kinds of guests. The local guest houses welcome large numbers of tourists both in winter, when they can perform exciting winter sports, and in summer, when they can undertake exciting excursions across the surrounding area. Families with children and large groups of friends will have the possibility to stay at the city's charming farm houses and modern residences.

The peaceful centre of Frabosa Soprana is surrounded by enchanting valleys crowned by high peaks. Modern ski-lift facilities lead tourists to the top of Mount Moro, that is crossed by well-equipped, modern ski slopes. Frabosa Soprana has gained a solid reputation for its excellent services and facilities and state-of-the-art equipment; it boasts large ski slopes, affordable rates, simple payment systems and excellent ski-lift facilities.
Frabosa also gathers the lovely hamlets of Prato Nevoso and Artesina, that are two real paradises for the lovers of skiing. Artesina gathers excellent ski-lift facilities, while Prato Nevoso is a famous residential centre gathering elegant complexes and amazing fun opportunities. It also has excellent Nordic skiing and winter sports facilities, and is crossed by plenty of wonderful cross-country ski areas that run across thick woods and snow-capped meadows.
During summer, Frabosa Soprana attracts the lovers of trekking, nature and open-air activities, who will have the opportunity to perform horse riding, fishing and climbing. The city has recently inaugurated FreebosaRide bike park; ski slopes are temporary turned into exciting mountain-biking itineraries.