HISTORY

Some have also tried to study its beauty by resorting to science, complex mathematical formulas, complicated schemes, in a vain attempt to understand its secrets, its charm, and researching what resonates most intimately in the heart of those who admire it and fall in love with it. This is still unanswered, but perhaps, continuing to read its history, those who wonder where so much beauty comes from will find what they are looking for.

In the place where the two had loved each other, the Goddess created a lake: the same body of water that is today called Lake Maggiore. The Goddess gave it life with crystal clear and luminous waters, surrounded by white coasts and rocky slopes; every corner of that land was covered with soft turf. Colored and fragrant flowers were placed on the ground, on the bushes, at the foot of the mountains, scattered profusely in memory of the wonderful moments that the two lovers had spent together; trees with long and luxuriant fronds also emerged to dot the plain around the lake.
The Goddess took care of every detail of that “Paradise” built entirely for her love. Every leaflet, every tuft of grass, every flower and every drop of the splendid lake are still the result of the love and powers of the Goddess of the Gardens.

Today, Lake Maggiore continues to shine for its beauty, thanks to the love of the Goddess for her mortal, a love that has never died out and continues to live, renewing itself over time.
Love is the secret that makes the lake so fascinating, irresistible for those who pass by it. A deep and kind love, which the memory of the Goddess made common to all men.
We would like to give space to adults, men and women, who “divinely” experience the beauty of those lands every day; we would like to talk about passions, love, enthusiasm, right because these are the ingredients that still make Lake Maggiore and its surrounding lands a unique place in the world, the fishermen who have not given in to the charm of the big cities, the mothers who raise their children by handing down their craftsmanship from generation to generation, because as with the Goddess and the Human, every story is worth being listened to, lived, loved.