Villa Flecchia
Artistic landscapes above the morainic amphitheatre of the Serra d’Ivrea
Villa Flecchia plays host to a precious collection of more than 60 artworks dating from the 19th and 20th centuries. Here, the stunning mountainscape that can be glimpsed through the windows reappears in the artworks hanging on the walls, all painted by highly accomplished artists.
Open on Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Last entrance at 5:30 p.m.
Reservation recommended.
Entrance and guided tour
FAI members: € 4
Adults: € 8
Reduced (aged 6-25): € 6
Children aged 0-5: free entry
INTO - The International National Trust Organization members* (for more informations www.into.org/places/), Mécènes members, Bienfaiteurs Amis du Louvre, ICOM, reporters, tour guides, those with disabilities + 1 companion:€ 4
Family: € 22 for 2 adults and 2 or more children (6 - 18 years of age)
By car
From Milan - A4 Milan-Turin motorway, exit Carisio, continue on SP3 towards Cerrione and then to the medieval village of Magnano (BI).
From Turin - A5 Turin-Aosta motorway, take the A4/E25 connection for Milan/Alessandria, first exit Albiano d'Ivrea, continue on SP80 towards Bollengo and then SP338 towards Magnano (BI).
The Villa is located just 10 km from Lake Viverone (20 minutes): from there proceed towards Anzasco, then continue on SP56 to Zimone and Magnano.
Guided tours are available for groups and schools upon reservation.
Visitors with disabilities and, when applicable, their caregiver have free access, in accordance with M.D. 507/97 updated to M.D. 13/2019 and L.104/92.
A reduced ticket is required in case of guided tours, events and other additional services.
Guide dogs and therapy dogs with a training certificate for assistance to persons with disabilities are allowed, always on a leash, both in the Park and inside the Villa.
Dogs are always welcome outside, but must be kept on a leash at all times. To ensure the protection and preservation of the interiors of Villa Flecchia and its collections, only guide dogs and assistance dogs with certificates for accompanying people with disabilities are allowed inside.
During events and demonstrations organized by us we document the days through video footage and photographic shots which we then convey on our institutional communication channels, online and offline, and make available to the local and national press.
