To understand what cambret are, it is necessary to know a little of the history of Someraro.
Also called Smarè by the locals this is a small village on the heights of Stresa, the pearl of Lake Maggiore, in Upper Piedmont.

Someraro was once a village full of meadows and vegetable gardens, overlooking one of the most enchanting landscapes in the world. The children played in the square, there were no cars in the narrow streets and people used to go to school on foot in nearby hamlet of Campino. There was a grocery store, a few bars and taverns and you only used to go down to Stresa for importanterrands. 

In addition to the vegetable gardens, there were also dairy animals and cheese and it was therefore necessary to have a place to keep these goods cool. In the area where this reborn holiday home stands today, there were once numerous stone houses in which, in a small canal, the fresh water of the streams flowed continuously, which helped to keep the temperature constant to preserve the products.

Ca' di Cambret borrows its name from these typical buildings and does so to revive the Smarè of those years with a completely rediscovered rhythm. A quiet place of rest and regeneration, which we hope your holidays will be.