Breno · Val Camonica · Brescia
Charming residence
Ca' Rina
Where the stone of Val Camonica meets the grace of a life well lived.
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Our story
A home that carries the memory of its place.
Breno, Valle Camonica
Ca' Rina is a historic residence in the heart of Breno, the main town of Valle Camonica. A lived-in home, tended over time, that has preserved its own identity without becoming a museum.
The staircase, the Murano chandeliers, the library, the paintings — every element speaks of a real human presence. Not decoration, but a story accumulated with patience.
Five rooms, five ways of being. The Val Camonica just outside the window: the rock engravings of the Camuni — six thousand years of marks on sandstone — recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
The rock engravings of Valle Camonica have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979 — the first Italian entry on the World Heritage List.
Fotografie
Ogni immagine è un frammento della casa. Non una rappresentazione — una presenza.
The staircase with paintings
Drawing room — Murano chandeliers
2042 — Gino Sarfatti (Arteluce)
Loft — zenithal light
SP14 — Gino Sarfatti (Arteluce)
Library — book collection
Wine cellar — exposed stone
600 — Gino Sarfatti (Arteluce)
Taraxacum 88 C/W — Achille Castiglioni (FLOS)
Ca' Rina — Amenities
Library — "Container" series — Ammannati&Vitelli (Rossi di Albizzate)
Ca' Rina — Detail — 1920s staircase railing
Ca' Rina — Herbal tea corner in the SPA
SPA — Bespoke sauna and sensory shower
Rooms
Soft greens in a historic palazzo. The window frames Breno Castle like a painting that shifts with the light of every hour.
View roomAntique rose and linen — the most intimate of the rooms. Overlooking the Castle, it holds the golden light of the historic village.
View roomA deep violet that absorbs the mountain light. From the window, Val Camonica opens up in silence.
View roomSoft violet, almost grey. It overlooks the inner garden — an oasis of silence at the heart of the palazzo.
View roomThe mansarda suite. Exposed beams, living area, 55 m². The skylights open directly onto the Val Camonica sky.
View roomEach room is identified by its colour. Discover the details on the dedicated page.
The territory
The Camuni carved the world into sandstone. We inhabit the same landscape.
Valle Camonica is one of the longest valleys in the Lombard Alps. Inhabited without interruption since prehistoric times, it holds the largest complex of rock art in the world: thousands of figures carved into stone by the Camuni, a civilisation that lived here for millennia before the arrival of the Romans.
Breno, the valley's main town, stands where the Oglio river narrows between the mountains. The medieval castle watches from above. The carved rocks lie within the Naquane National Rock Art Park, just a few kilometres away.
Rosa Camuna — Foppe di Nadro · Ph. Luca Giarelli / CC BY-SA 3.0
~200,000
rock engravings
spread across more than 2,400 recorded rocks
1979
UNESCO Heritage
Italy's first inscription
8,000
years of history
from the Neolithic to the Iron Age
Bookings
You won't find Ca' Rina on Booking.
Rooms are available through direct selection or via travel designers and agencies specialising in luxury travel.
Not a commercial choice. A choice of relationship.
Direct contact
Write to us. Tell us how you imagine your stay. We will reply personally.
info@carinabb.itTravel designers & Agencies
We work with selected operators specialising in luxury travel and Italian cultural itineraries. For partnership enquiries and availability:
evelina@carinabb.it Trade portal →Ca' Rina is not affiliated with any online booking platform. This choice allows us to maintain a direct relationship with every guest and to ensure the quality of our hospitality.