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Bolle di Magadino
Marshland, reeds, sand holms and floodplain forests (willows, poplars, white alders) are what forms the Bolle di Magadino landscape, a protected area around the mouths of the rivers Ticino and Verzasca.
Borromean Islands
In addition to millions of tourists, the Borromean Islands also enchanted Stendhal, Liszt, and Mendelssohn.
Botanical Park Gambarogno
The Botanical Park Gambarogno is located in Vairano-San Nazzaro and is well known for its collection of camellias and magnolias, one of the richest in Europe.
Brissago Islands
The Brissago Islands are one of Ticino's most magical places - a small subtropical paradise on Lake Maggiore that is easily accessible by boat.
Gardens of Villa Taranto
Strolling along the paths (covering a surface area of 7 kilometers) of Villa Taranto's gardens is like taking a trip through distant lands.
Lucomagno Pro Natura Centre
The Lukmanier is undoubtedly one of Ticino's most beautiful regions and also one of the authors' favored places.
Parco Ciani
The Ciani Park is Lugano's green pearl.
Parco San Grato
Located in Carona, nestled on a hillside with a broad and splendid view, the San Grato Park owes its fame to the spectacular collection of azaleas, rhododendrons, conifers: the richest in Ticino.
Parco Scherrer
A unique atmosphere lingers at Scherrer Park in Morcote, on Lake Lugano.
Park of the Breggia Gorge
An excursion in the Park of the Breggia Gorge is an authentic journey through time.