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Lonely Planet Switzerland: Ticin... - Damien Simonis

Lonely Planet Switzerland: Ticino

Damien Simonis
Lonely Planet - A , English
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Includes FREE planning and background information. The summer air is rich and hot. The peacock-proud posers propel their scooters in and out of traffic. Italian weather. Italian style. And that’s not to mention the Italian ice cream, Italian pizza, Italian architecture, Italian language. But this isn’t Rome, Florence or Naples. It’s the Switzerland that Heidi never mentioned. The region offers a little of everything. A touch of the shimmering lake life can be had in Lugano and Locarno. Their mirror-like lakes, studded with pastel-coloured villages sporting mansions and palm trees, are framed by grand, verdant mountains. To the north, Bellinzona, the region’s capital, is a quieter but stunning medieval fortress town.

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