Druogno, 836 m.a.s.l., welcomes people who come to the Vigezzo Valley from Domodossola.
The deconsecrated Oratory of San Giulio stands at the entrance of the village. It has been restored and now houses the Municipal Library, and its internal structure is laid out on three floors. Outside the oratory is the Giardino di Montagna featuring sculptures by Giancarlo Sangregorio. The centre of the town is Piazza della Chiesa, which corresponds to the main church, the Chiesa di San Silvestro Papa. The Tourist Office, Town Hall, city schools and all the main services are located nearby. Not far from here, the Monumento alla vita contadina (Monument to Rural Life) depicts an mountain woman with her goat. Near the sports centre in Druogno, visitors can enjoy the Parco Educazione Stradale, an area outfitted for practising safe driving exercises. Here, right at the entrance to the bike path, there is a bicycle rental service and the Vigezzoinbici Bike Sharing service. At the Baitina there is an outdoor playground and tubing track, where visitors can slide on special rubber tubes. The park is also open during the winter, and visitors can enjoy activities on the snow, with ski lifts and a toboggan run. The East Wing of the Colonia Montana houses the Museo UniversiCà, a multimedia exhibition space that preserves the memory of trades and traditions of the Vigezzo Valley. The shady pine forest offers peaceful rest and fascinating walking trails, including the Vis Sana trail. The large municipal territory includes lovely hamlets with characteristic layouts, which can also be reached on foot by way of accessible scenic mule tracks. Coimo, also connected by a bike path; Albogno and Sagrogno, situated to the north of the town; Gagnone and Orcesco, situated to the south-west. Sasseglio, now aggregated to the town of Druogno, where we find the well-preserved Mill.
