City tours in Ticino

Lugano’s lakeside location makes the city a charming place to visit in the south of Switzerland. In addition to art and culture, Ludmilla loves Lugano as a food mecca. With specialities to be found at every turn, food is an important part of the culture here. After doing some shopping, she loves stopping in one of the typical bars for a drink with friends.

A guided tour through the historical city centre of Lugano during which several stops will be made to enjoy various specialties from Ticino, including our delicious white Merlot.

Enjoyable city tour of Ascona or Locarno on the electric "Bähnli", a narrow-gauge train.

Past and present: this exceptional tour through classical Lugano is packed with surprises for visitors. Historic figures appear along the way, presenting scenes from the past in entertaining ways.

Bellinzona boasts untouched natural surroundings, an old town and castles. Locals like Valentina flock to the colourful markets selling local Ticino specialities. “It livens up the historical centre of Bellinzona and brings me into contact with local farmers.”

“If you love cinema, the south of Switzerland and life in general, Locarno is the perfect destination.” Luca enjoys watching the people come and go while sipping a coffee under the archways.

Magnificent palaces, churches and statues: an informative walk through the centre of Lugano to visit the city’s most beautiful spots.

Discover the 20th and 21st century architecture, which characterizes Lugano, embarking on a fascinating trip between our recent past and a present projected into the future.

When Daniela talks about Ascona, she frequently brings up the lake, the good weather and a feeling of relaxation. For her, there’s nothing better than drinks and dinner by Lago Maggiore.

The setting is spectacular, but taking pictures that do it justice is not so easy. Visitors can find out how on a “Lugano Photo Tour”.

History comes alive on this virtual tour through the historic quarter of Santa Maria degli Angeli.

Accompanied by a guide, visitors wander through the largest city in Ticino on the northern shores of Lake Lugano.

Did you know that Lugano boasts a unique Mediterranean-style climate that allows olive trees, cork oaks and palm trees to flourish side-by-side?