Lugano

City · canton of Ticino · 273 m

Mediterranean mildness, palm trees and mountains on the shore of its lake.

To discover around Lugano

The Madonna degli Angioli church

The church, which was originally part of a Franciscan monastery, is home to Switzerland's most famous Renaissance fresco. It covers the whole wall of the nave. The "Passion and and Crucifixion of Christ" is defined by great expressiveness and vividness of the individual scenes.

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Cattedrale S. Lorenzo

A significant building with a Renaissance facade. In the interior you will find numerous frescoes and important Baroque decorations.

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Obelisk Monument

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Lugano's Lakefront Promenade

The lakeshore promenade in Lugano with its Mediterranean atmosphere is an inviting place for tourists and locals to enjoy a stroll.

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Piazza della Riforma

Piazza della Riforma in Lugano is the vibrant center of the city, surrounded by historic buildings, cafés and restaurants. Cultural events take place here and the square is the ideal starting point for exploring sights such as Lake Lugano and Parco Ciani.

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EGO Gallery

The EGO Gallery at Via Canonica 9 in Lugano was opened to meet a need: it aspires to provide a platform for young artists while at the same time presenting audiences with the latest developments in contemporary art.

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Via Nassa

In the heart of the historic city centre, just behind the lakefront promenade, lies Lugano’s principal shopping street.

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William Tell

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