If there is one place capable of enchanting the senses and transporting visitors to a world of colors and fragrances, it is undoubtedly Villa Taranto. Located in Verbania, on the shores of Lake Maggiore, this botanical gem is one of the most fascinating in Europe, boasting a natural heritage that amazes in every season.
A green masterpiece The garden was created by the Scottish captain Neil McEacharn in the 1930s, with the aim of bringing the beauty of English gardens to Lake Maggiore, enriched with rare plants from every corner of the world. Today, Villa Taranto hosts over 20,000 botanical species, including tropical flowers, centuries-old trees, giant water lilies, and exotic greenhouses.
A unique sensory experience Visiting Villa Taranto means immersing oneself in an atmosphere out of time: flower-lined paths, water features, scenic fountains, and breathtaking lake views transform the walk into an unforgettable experience. Each season offers different spectacles: from the blooming tulips in spring to the golden hues of autumn.
How to get there? For those staying at Borgo Paradiso, Villa Taranto is easily accessible in two ways:
- By boat: a panoramic crossing of Lake Maggiore makes the arrival even more impressive.
- By bike: for outdoor enthusiasts, cycling through the lake views is an experience not to be missed.
Where to stay? After a day immersed in the greenery of Villa Taranto, the relaxation at Borgo Paradiso is the perfect conclusion. Here, between the tranquility of the lake and the view of the mountains, you can recharge before new adventures.
If you love nature, beauty, and enchanted places, Villa Taranto is a stop not to be missed on your journey to Lake Maggiore!
