Drop down the Monte Generoso to the less well-known Muggio valley and travel back in time. As if time has stood still for the past 200 years, the villages cling like swallows' nests on to the rocks. Follow fascinating paths past renovated buildings, witnesses to a traditional way of life. The Muggio valley is a fantastic example of a living open-air museum.
Back to the future
Muggio Valley
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The Muggio Valley was once very nearly abandoned, but precisely because
the locals place importance on their past, it now lives on into the
future as an open-air museum.
Where to go
- Melide: Swissminiatur
- Capolago: Mount Generoso
- Mendrisio: Art and Architecture
- Balerna: California Aqua Park
Where to stay
- Bissone: KidsHotel Lago di Lugano
- Sagno: Pension Ul Furmighin
- Arzo: Bed and Breakfast Casa Beretta
- Monte Generoso: Jugendherberge La Peonia
- Typical Swiss Hotels
Where to eat
- Monte Generoso: Grotto Eremo di San Nicolao
- Monte Generoso: Hotel-Restaurant Vetta
- Mendrisio: Grotto Bundi
- Mendrisio: Ateneo del Vino

