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Ghiffa, an elegant tourist centre that develops north of Verbania, extends along the banks of Lake Maggiore. Idyllically set just in the heart of enchanting natural settings, it boasts breathtaking views over the lake and the high surrounding mountains.

Ghiffa gathers a dazzling array of elegant hotels and accommodation facilities. The local guest houses give tourists the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here while taking advantage of modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. Ghiffa's residences are the ideal accommodation facilities for families with children and large groups of friends, while the city's farm houses, that are hosted inside ancient manor houses, make the ideal base for exploring the glorious landscapes of the surrounding area.

Ghiffa is idyllically set just in the heart of privileged landscapes that develop halfway between Lake Maggiore and the high mountains of Val Grande National Park, the latter gathering lush green areas crossed by enchanting footpaths and trails. Ghiffa gives tourists the possibility to spend fairy-tale holidays here while enjoying fascinating views and a magic atmosphere.
The city centre develops along the slopes of the steep coastal area. It is peppered with splendid manor houses and stately homes, that were built over the past centuries to be used as summer residences. Two kilometres far from the city centre is the Sanctuary of Santissima Trinità, a monumental “sacro monte” of great beauty. This small complex gathering sumptuous religious buildings, that was built between the XVII and the XIX century, is very important to local inhabitants. It includes a church, three chapels and a lovely portico depicting via crucis.
Ghiffa is situated a short distance from other important tourists centres of Lake Maggiore, such as Mount Mottarone, the artistic cities of Stresa, Baveno and Verbania, the splendid Borromean Islands and Fondo Toce Natural Reserve, as well as from Lake Orta and its famous Island of San Giulio.