Abbazia di Piona
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At the tip of the Ogliasca peninsula sits this Benedictine abbey, cloaked in silence. The abbey was founded in the 9th century, and the little church has Romanesque carvings decorating the water stoups and the capitals and bases of the columns in the quiet cloister. The monks distil – and sell – some potent liqueurs too.
Practical Information
Signposted off the lake road
0341-940-331 9am–noon & 2–6pm daily Free
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