The Toce River defines the setting of Viceno — its course through the Antigorio Valley links this small hillside hamlet with Crodo and the high valleys of northern Piedmont. Viceno belongs to the municipality of Crodo, below mountain routes that continue toward Val Formazza and the Swiss border. Stone-built settlements, chestnut woodland and steep Alpine slopes give this part of Ossola a rural character, while the wider valley is known for its mineral springs. Crodo is also the birthplace of Crodino, the non-alcoholic aperitif introduced in 1964 and still named for the town. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Viceno and the Ossola valleys.
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