The southern region of Switzerland, the Ticino canton, is a charming region of blue lakes and snow white mountains, full of history, Medieval castles, beautiful churches and glamorous towns. All of this, just one hour driving from Milano.
During our trip of southern Switzerland you can stroll the glamorous streets of Lugano (and stop at a fancy outlet for shopping), visit a chocolate factory and enjoy some local wine in an elegant cellar. Then you can head to admire the massive castles of Bellinzona and finally stop at Locarno on Lake Maggiore and discover the only building in the world designed by Leonardo da Vinci still standing.
Walk off the beaten path and discover this amazing region.
Do you know that Canton Ticino was a part of the dukedom of Milano until the beginning of the 1500s? It was sold to the Swiss by the French.
Castelgrande and the medieval walls surrounding Bellinzona in Switzerland, pic MilanoArte
Details
| Private guided tour | Tours can be done in Italian, Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and many more languages on demand. |
| Duration of the tour | This is a full day tour and it must be organized with a private driver with car or minibus (we can organize bus for larger groups, no problem). If you are staying on lake Como or lake Maggiore we can also organize half day tours for a minimum of 4 hours. Tell us what you need and we will organize the best tour for you. |
| Included in the tour | We will organize the entire day for you, including reservation of tickets, transports, skip the line service and the best local guides. |
| Maximum number of partecipants | To be verified according to Covid-19 regulations. |
| How to book the guided tour | Contact us and tell us number of people, date and timing. |
| Skip the line | Do not worry about lines and reservations. We take care with our premium booking service. |
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