Cavona
Discovering Cavona, a small and little-known hamlet with great historical and scenic value in the Municipality of Cuveglio, Lombardy.
Let's discover its history
Cavona has very ancient historical roots. Until the 18th century, the village was part of the parish of Val Cuvia in the Duchy of Milan and had 318 inhabitants. Later, it was assigned to the Province of Varese, and then to that of Milan. In 1805, the number of residents reached 376 and with the advent of the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom, Cavona regained its autonomy.
Infrastructure and transportation
The hamlet is easily accessible via the state road 394 of Verbano Orientale. In the past, it was also served by a stop of the Valcuvia tramway, active from 1914 to 1949.
Life and culture of Cavona
Today, the hamlet of Cavona has only 259 inhabitants, but retains the charm of traditions and life from the past. The mountainous and agricultural nature of the surroundings has contributed to its slow demographic decline, but for some years now, cultural and tourist initiatives are being promoted to revive the territory.
Where to stay and what to see
For those who want to visit Cavona and its beauties, there are some accommodation options such as the B&B La Quercia or the Holiday Home Francesca. Among the attractions not to be missed, there are excursions to the Campo dei Fiori, visits to the church of San Martino Martire and the discovery of ancient villages and old stone houses.
Conclusions
In short, Cavona is a little-known treasure, but capable of offering a lot to those who want to discover its traditions, history and enchanting landscapes. An ideal destination for those who love the simple and authentic life of the mountain.
