The Locanda di Sant’Antonio Abate is located in the medieval nucleus of the village of Viverone, in a court building of the sixteenth/seventeenth century restored by the managers with their own hands in an absolutely unconventional way: It overlooks the old main road of the village, now officially recognized as a stretch of the Via Francigena (and included in its Itineraries) that connected halfway along the slopes of the hill known as Serra moranica, Vercelli, Biella and Ivrea.
The entire ground floor of the house is available to guests, with two double and one triple rooms (with a large shared bathroom), a lounge for breakfast and lunch (with Castellamonte stove), a kitchen, balconies, canopies and a garden, from which you can enjoy a wonderful view of Lake Viverone and most of the Cozie and Lepontine Alps, from Val di Susa to Val d’Aosta.
The bedrooms have a wood-burning fireplace and the floor in large cedar boards.
Exactly on the Via Francigena
