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Adults € 14 Children € 6. Visits by reservation only on 39 3357668309Public transport
In Treno: Linea Novara-Domodossola – Stazione di Ornavasso – Linea Milano-Domodossola – Fermata di Candoglia (Passerella sul Fiume Toce)
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Ornavasso si trova a 15 km da Stresa e da Verbania e a 30 km da Domodossola
In auto: Autostrada A8 Milano-Laghi – Autostrada A 26 Voltri-Gravellona Toce – Uscita Ornavasso (SS 33 del Sempione)
Da Domodossola: SS 33 del Sempione (Superstrada dell’Ossola). Uscita Anzola d’Ossola o Ornavasso.
Da Stresa o Verbania direzione Gravellona Toce / Domodossola
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The Cadorna Line is the defensive system built during the First World War between Piedmont and Switzerland for fear of an Austro-German invasion.
The Cadorna Line is the defensive system built during the First World War between Piedmont and Switzerland for fear of an Austro-German invasion.
The route develops on the left bank of the Toce. It leaves Vogogna heading towards the Ossola cycle path towards the Napoleonic bridge of Migiandone.
The Cadorna Line is the defensive system built during the First World War between Piedmont and Switzerland for fear of an Austro-German invasion.
Born on the occasion of the millennium of the Saint's birth, the route was named the Path of Saint Bernard of the Alps and touches various places ...
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The Cadorna Line is the defensive system built during the First World War between Piedmont and Switzerland for fear of an Austro-German invasion.
The Cadorna Line is the defensive system built during the First World War between Piedmont and Switzerland for fear of an Austro-German invasion.
The route develops on the left bank of the Toce. It leaves Vogogna heading towards the Ossola cycle path towards the Napoleonic bridge of Migiandone.
The Cadorna Line is the defensive system built during the First World War between Piedmont and Switzerland for fear of an Austro-German invasion.
Born on the occasion of the millennium of the Saint's birth, the route was named the Path of Saint Bernard of the Alps and touches various places ...

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