Vernasca: A Quaint City Rich with History and Culture
Vernasca, Italy, maybe a small town, but it is big in beautiful sights and nature. The municipality contains fractions of hamlets and villages, which are Borla, Bacedasco, Mignano, Vigoleno, Castelletto, Settesorelle, Vezzolacca, and Trinita. The city is also surrounded by numerous communities that serve as borders such as Pellegrino Parmense, Alseno, and Lugagnano Val d'Arda, among others.
Best Time to Visit
Spring (March to May) is the best time to visit Vernasca, thanks to the moderate weather. It makes exploring the city comfortable, especially when there are fewer crowds. Since it is the slow season, Vernasca hotels usually offer deals and discounts that can help tourists save on their trip. On the other hand, summer is the busiest season since a lot of people are out to take advantage of the sun. It is also a great time for the family (including children) to explore the city but expect that hotel rates are extra expensive.
What to Do & Area Attractions
There are not a lot of tourist attractions in Vernasca, but it serves as a booming city to relax, away from the busy cities. Although few landmarks are here, a good place to check out is Castello di Vigoleno, a fortified village and essential historical monument in the area. Its castle is also being used as a hotel where visitors can explore the noble floor and the ancient halls. Another popular hotel in Vernasca is Agriturismo Antica Torre, a biological farm in green hills surrounded by the beauty of nature. There’s also Hotel Bottond'Oro, only 30 minutes away from Valtellina valley and one of the best hotel-restaurants in the city.