Three bedrooms
Three welcoming bedrooms offer comfortable space for restful nights and slow holiday days in Ticino.
A clean and modern home base for guests looking for nature, village character and an uncomplicated stay in the upper Verzasca Valley.
A typical Ticino house in one of Switzerland’s most beautiful valleys. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and cosy living spaces create an easy base for relaxed days between mountains, river and village life.
Three welcoming bedrooms offer comfortable space for restful nights and slow holiday days in Ticino.
Two bathrooms make the stay comfortable and uncomplicated, especially when several guests travel together.
The compact kitchen is ready for quiet breakfasts, simple meals and local specialities after a day in the valley.
The living area combines Ticino character with contemporary comfort and gives you a calm place to arrive and unwind.
The large table brings family and friends together for breakfast, dinner or long conversations after a day outside.
A private wine cellar adds character to the house and underlines its authentic, distinctive atmosphere.
Unfortunately, pets cannot be accommodated at Casa Verzasca.
Casa Verzasca is located at Via Brione Verzasca 71 in 6634 Verzasca.
Public transport takes you to the nearby Brione Paese bus stop. From there, the house is only a short walk away.
If you arrive by car, a parking space is available directly in front of the house.
Via Brione Verzasca 71 6634 Verzasca House on Google MapsBrione Verzasca appeals to travellers who value landscape and quiet over heavy tourism.
The Verzasca is the valley’s visual anchor and gives every stay an unmistakable identity.
Short and long outdoor days start directly from the village without complicated planning.
Stone houses, small hamlets and alpine scenery create a strong sense of place.
From Brione you can head straight out for walks, family-friendly outings, bike rides and short valley excursions, with good food, river spots and daily essentials close by. For even more ideas, see the Verzasca Valley guide on Ticino.
This playful forest marble trail combines nature and movement and works well for families or an easy half-day outing.
Discover BoBoscoThe Verzasca trail follows woods, water and villages and is well suited to calm day hikes with strong scenery.
View the hikeAlta Verzasca Bike starts near Ai Piee and follows the river towards Sonogno. It is relatively accessible and especially rewarding for the landscape.
View the bike routeBrione Verzasca is a well-known bouldering spot with granite blocks, shaded forest sections and problems for beginners through to advanced climbers.
View the boulder areaOn warm days, Brione and Lavertezzo offer well-known river spots, or you can simply sit by the water and slow down. The scenery is beautiful, but the current can be serious.
See Ponte dei SaltiFor lunch or dinner, Ai Piee is a reliable nearby option within walking distance in the village.
View restaurantSonogno makes a worthwhile small excursion with its village centre, the Val Verzasca museum, local crafts and the nearby Froda waterfall.
Discover SonognoFor daily groceries, the Coop in Brione is quick to reach and practical for arrival day, breakfast supplies or anything you forgot.
Coop on Google MapsCurrent photos from Casa Verzasca with views of the living area, dining space and bedrooms.
CHF 80 per night. The minimum stay is 5 nights.
This is a special offer while we continue renovating the house and garden. We would still be delighted to welcome guests already.
Select available dates in the calendar and send us your reservation request. We will get back to you personally.
Click the arrival day first and then the departure day. The stay must be at least 5 nights long.
Click the arrival day first and then the departure day.
Casa Verzasca will continue to evolve. The next renovation steps are meant to further enhance the guest experience, including a new garden, a new kitchen and the renovation of the wine cellar, to name just a few.
The outdoor area will be redesigned to create an even better setting for quiet mornings, long summer evenings and relaxed time outside.
The kitchen will also be renewed to make cooking, breakfast and shared meals in the house even more enjoyable.
The wine cellar will be renovated and further refined as one of the house's distinctive spaces.
The hobby room will also be renovated and will become an ideal place for workouts, painting or other hobbies.
Quick answers about the house, location, price and reservation process.
Casa Verzasca is in a quiet setting at Via Brione Verzasca 71, 6634 Verzasca, in the Verzasca Valley. Brione Paese bus stop, the river, hiking trails and the village are nearby.
The holiday home has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It also includes a comfortable living area, a large dining table, a small kitchen and a wine cellar.
One night currently costs CHF 80. This special rate applies while work on the house and garden continues.
The minimum stay is 5 nights. You can select your arrival and departure dates directly in the availability calendar.
Yes. There is a parking space directly in front of the house. By public transport, travel to Brione Paese; the house is only a few minutes away on foot.
Pets are unfortunately not allowed. To reserve, select available dates in the calendar, send your request and you will receive a personal reply.
Brione lies between Lavertezzo and the upper Verzasca Valley. It offers convenient access to hiking trails, river spots, Sonogno and other villages while retaining the quiet character of an authentic Ticino mountain village.
In Brione you can hike, relax by the river and boulder on its famous granite blocks. For families, the BoBosco woodland ball run has twelve play stations along the route between Brione and Lavertezzo.
Popular outings include Ponte dei Salti in Lavertezzo, the mountain village of Sonogno with the Verzasca Valley Museum and Froda waterfall, and sections of the Sentierone trail beside the river.
Yes, swimming is possible in suitable places. The Verzasca is a wild mountain river, however: water levels and currents can change, rocks may be slippery and the water is cold. Always follow local warnings and enter only when conditions are safe.