Pallavicino Bar on Stresa’s lakefront

Stresa, 13 August 2026 – Pallavicino Bar opens tomorrow, 14 August, on Stresa’s lakefront, directly opposite the entrance to Parco Pallavicino. The venue will be open daily from 9.00 am to 7.30 pm.

 

The venue takes over from LOV, a place well known and frequented over the years by residents and visitors, while retaining its role as a lakeside meeting point and stopping place overlooking Lake Maggiore.

 

From breakfast to aperitivo, with snacks and quick lunches in between, Pallavicino Bar will be a place to stop before or after a visit to Parco Pallavicino, 18 hectares of greenery with a rich botanical heritage and an area dedicated to animals, including a farm where visitors can enjoy close encounters with fallow deer, goats, llamas and alpacas. Or simply a place to take a break and meet by the lake.

 

“Our approach always starts with what is already there: its history, its identity and the relationship a place has built with its local area,” comments Vitaliano Borromeo, Chairman of Kaleon. “That is what we have also done at Parco Pallavicino, where over the years we have progressively restored and enhanced the spaces, from the botanical features to the areas dedicated to animals. For Pallavicino Bar too, this is only a starting point: we want to care for a place that is already known and frequented and develop it gradually. Over the coming months and seasons, further services and offerings will be added, with the aim of providing an increasingly complete experience.”

 

This philosophy is part of Kaleon’s model. The company manages and enhances artistic, cultural and natural heritage, with the aim of preserving its identity while ensuring public enjoyment and long-term sustainability.

 

Guests at Pallavicino Bar will also be able to use the mini golf course and lakeside deckchairs free of charge, subject to availability.

 

With Pallavicino Bar, a familiar venue on Stresa’s lakefront is once again fully accessible, retaining its role as a meeting place for residents and visitors and laying the foundations for a project designed to evolve gradually over time.