Belvedere Residence

The Belvedere Residence is located just a stone’s throw from the historic center of Premana, a picturesque village in the upper Valvarrone. It’s the ideal place for those seeking peace and relaxation, but also for those who love outdoor sports surrounded by nature; in fact, this is the starting point for trails that wind through the Orobic Pre-Alps and offer hikes for every level of difficulty. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy beautiful hikes or mountain bike rides, while those seeking tranquility can alternate between sipping a drink on the stunning terrace overlooking the mountains and exploring Premana’s historic center, characterized by narrow streets and arcades that preserve its historic charm. Our mission is to make our guests feel at home and at ease; that’s why we pay great attention to detail, cleanliness, and every need. Cozy rooms and spacious areas make your stay practical and comfortable, ensuring relaxation in a harmonious and bright setting.<br>Premana is a picturesque village in the upper Valvarrone valley, situated on a wooded hillside at the foot of which flows the Varrone stream. The historic center retains its medieval layout, with narrow streets, stairways, and arcades winding among frescoed houses that are built close together. Since ancient times, the village’s way of life and economy have been tied to the artisanal working of iron. The availability of raw materials, due to the presence of iron mines in the valley, made Premana an important economic center for the supply of military equipment for centuries. Today, its industrial and artisanal production—especially of tools such as scissors and knives—is renowned worldwide and exported to many countries. Premana is also an important starting point for hikes and excursions to the various small lakes and alpine pastures, as well as a base for mountaineering ascents of the area’s peaks. It is one of the towns richest in traditions; among these, the oldest is the “past,” festivals held on the mountain pastures during the summer season.