The picturesque and sleepy mountain village of Capo di Ponte is split by the River Oglio and surrounded by imposing mountains. A vast National Park entices nature lovers with wooded walking trails, pristine landscapes, ancient rock engravings (some 8000 years old) and an open-air museum. The village is part of the mountain community of the Valle Carmonica. The National Archaeological Park of Massi di Cemmo is also in the area. Capo di Ponte has much to interest the visitor, including ancient fountains, buildings and churches, religious artworks and a medieval monastery. The Dorothean Sisters of Cemmo run two separate guesthouses in Capo di Ponte. Both houses are self-managed and guests are encouraged to be independent, discover the beauty of their surroundings and enjoy a peaceful and serene holiday. The sisters are available to assist guests at all times and all visitors are invited to join them in prayer and religious services. Groups are welcome.
Guests are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID19.| Room types | Prices per person from* | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Single with private bathroom | EUR 15.00 | self-managed accommodation |
| Twin beds with private bathroom | EUR 25.00 | self-managed accommodation |
| Triple with shared bathroom | EUR 30.00 | self-managed accommodation |
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