Brissago

Located on the shores of Lake Maggiore, the municipality of Brissago stands out for its rich history and natural beauty. The municipal area includes the renowned Brissago Islands, known for their botanical garden, which is home to over 1,500 species of exotic plants. The historic centre is characterised by prestigious buildings, including the parish church of SS. Pietro e Paolo, dating back to the 16th century.

Brissago offers a variety of cultural and recreational activities throughout the year and is an ideal destination for those who wish to discover the traditions and beauty of the Canton of Ticino.

Brissago Islands

The Brissago Islands, in Lake Maggiore, are home to a botanical park that is unique in Switzerland, with exotic plants from all over the world. Accessible by boat, they offer nature, art and spectacular views.

Locarno and Ascona

Locarno is a Swiss Mediterranean gem, a destination characterised by sun-kissed lake shores, a unique bijou, home to the ‘Dolce Vita’. Ascona is a town with a rich cultural and artistic heritage.

Every summer, Ascona hosts a Jazz Festival and a Street Artists Festival, which light up the town with unique talents from all over the world.

Vallemaggia

Vallemaggia, the largest valley in Italian-speaking Switzerland, combines nature, tradition and authenticity.

From the Maggia River to the side valleys such as Bavona, Lavizzara and Lodano, it offers spectacular landscapes, picturesque villages and endless opportunities for hiking, relaxation and discovery.