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Old Town Lugano is located in the Canton of Ticino in southern Switzerland, nestled on the shores of Lake Lugano and bordering Italy…
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9.3/1059 Reviews
GGuest User: While the location was decent and convenient, my overall experience during my 3-night stay was disappointing. The biggest issue was the shower — the water pressure was extremely weak, to the point where showering felt like a chore rather than something refreshing after a long day. Soundproofing was also very poor. I could clearly hear my neighbour’s alarm, footsteps outside the room, and noise from upstairs, which affected my ability to properly rest. Breakfast was acceptable, though not particularly memorable. That said, the ladies working during breakfast were very friendly and welcoming, which was a nice touch. Overall, I would not choose to stay here again. I even considered changing hotels on my second night, but the inconvenience of packing and moving deterred me.
Via Geretta 15
From CAD 224

8/1099 Reviews
GGuest User: This place wasn't as bad as others described. While tableware and dishes weren't provided, the front desk staff will provide them for free if you ask, along with dish soap. The staff were friendly. Of course, it would be even better if they provided tableware, dishes, and water glasses without you having to ask. My room also had air conditioning, which was fine even running all day; it was really refreshing in the hot Lugano. However, the bathroom design wasn't ideal; water easily splashed all over the floor when showering. It would be better if they provided two extra towels in the bathroom. The washing machine and dryer were free to use, including detergent, a lifesaver on a long trip, saving you 10 CHF! 👍🏻
Via Silvio Calloni 2
From CAD 120

8.8/1077 Reviews
GGuest User: The lake view is fantastic. Sitting on the balcony watching the lake is enjoyable. Worth visiting.
Viale Castagnola 22
From CAD 224

8.4/1053 Reviews
DD. Martins: The location was strategical to say the least. Wherever you’re lean to go, I believed that I was at the epicentre of everything I wanted to go to. 🏬 I was greeted by Mattia who assisted me with all my questions with the most friendly and helpful answers I could get, including the check in. ✅ As a fist timer in Lugano he suggested me where to go for my short time stay, really appreciated! 👍 The room itself was nice and tidy, got a fifth floor level you get a nice view to mount Bré, at sunrise it’s an outstanding panorama to say the least!🗻 Amenity wise you have all what you can get and more! I mean an Iron board at your closet and a dishwasher, that’s a first! 😄 Breakfast wise could have more choices but the “cornetti” made me forget all about it!🥐 An experience worth to repeat, recommendable for single travelers! 😉
Viale Carlo Cattaneo 17 A
From CAD 142

9.2/1093 Reviews
LLeo Zen: Felt like a home away from home—if you were the great-grandchild of a wealthy aristocrat who owned a villa in one of the most immaculate places on earth. Grand, yes, but somehow still cozy-feeling. Staff treated us like family, service was above and beyond, location made everything easily accessible, but you won't have to go too far as you'd be content spending day after day lounging by the lake, pool, lawn, or just in the well-appointed rooms.
Via Pico 9
From CAD 531

8.9/1056 Reviews
Ccoolpoohbear: This hotel is in a small border town, just a 5-minute walk from the train station. However, due to ongoing construction at the station, many trains are experiencing significant delays and skipping stops. For example, trains to Milan are bypassing this station, meaning you have to wait for the next one, which can be quite inconvenient and disrupt your travel plans. Travelers heading to other parts of Italy might want to consider this. There's also a cable car station nearby for mountain access.
Via Geretta 10, Paradiso
From CAD 146

7.9/1010 Reviews
GGuest User: Le séjour a été parfait, personnel très sympa, chambre propre, emplacement près du centre et du lac.
Via Serafino Balestra 19
From CAD 130

8.5/10122 Reviews
GGuest User: Review Mixed feelings I stayed on a weekend solo trip whilst working elsewhere in Switzerland, and have mixed feelings about this hotel. I booked this on the basis of the rave reviews on here, which I don’t really now understand - it’s fine but not great in my view. What’s good: - Beautiful public areas in the main building - Spa, pool & sun terrace have great furnishings, very comfortable and a stunning view of the lake - Breakfast buffet is excellent quality & included in room rate. Probably the nicest croissant ever. The staff kindly opened the terrace for me (it was 18 degrees & very sunny) - Some of the staff were kind and helpful, particularly at the reception & the spa desk - Very comfortable beds, lovely linen & towels - good night’s sleep! - Nice location, a little out of the main town (15 mins walk around the lake) so peaceful & quiet - Free shuttle to Lugano train station is a nice extra, although the public bus is very convenient Less good - My room was in an ugly 1970s building with a view of the carpark. I didn’t expect a lake view (it was an additional 200 CHF per night) but this was not exactly a “garden view” as described - The room & bathroom was cluttered with random stuff- promotional booklets, mini bar snacks, bottles of toiletries - there was no space to stand even a wash bag in the bathroom. There were 4 bottles of products balanced on the edge of the bath. Please wall mount the bottles & tidy up! - I asked to borrow an iron - the one they bought had a European plug & all the in-room plugs are Swiss, so it was unusable. I don’t expect everyone to speak perfect English but even google translate could not get me a working iron! I fail to understand why you’d not have the right iron plug for the hotel sockets… - At breakfast I was asked 3 times if they should open a parasol, I politely said “no” so the staff waited for me to go to the buffet & opened it anyway! I was cold in the shade so I just left my food, which was a disappointment - I had to ask for my free tourist card for transport & museum discounts. This should be provided to all guests, had I not been aware of it then I’d have missed out On balance, for me it was overpriced, for 450 CHF per night I will likely try somewhere else next time I come to town. Not a disaster but I feel there’s likely better choices. The Best Western next door is 1/3 of the cost…
Riva Antonio Caccia 7
From CAD 415

8.7/10123 Reviews
GGuest User: The room is unimaginably large, and it is a luxury hotel with a very high cost-effectiveness. The kitchen is fully equipped, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lunogazha Lake and mountains from the huge balcony. The endless mountains opposite are like ”planted” with houses. At night, the lights of thousands of houses are magnificent, and the green mountains, green waters, red tiles and yellow walls, the colorful and beautiful scenery is unparalleled. The breakfast on the second day was varied, colorful and delicious. We ate a lot of salmon and various fruits and vegetables, which made us like it so much that we didn't want to leave. If we hadn't booked a hotel in Lucerne on Ctrip, we would have stayed and enjoyed it. If we come again next time, we will definitely choose this one. After checking out, you can also book a hotel car to take you to the train station.
Via Tesserete 10
From CAD 358

9.3/1059 Reviews
LLiu Michelle: The location is fantastic, right by the train station. The lady at the front desk was warm and friendly; she checked us in early and meticulously explained the breakfast, Wi-Fi password, and how to enter after hours. The room has a small kitchen with a microwave, fridge, and various utensils, though we didn't use them – it felt very convenient for cooking. There's also a coffee machine in the room, so we enjoyed a capsule coffee every day when we returned to the hotel. Breakfast was very rich; their croissants were even better than those in German-speaking areas, and there was a huge variety of fruit – a real treat for fruit lovers! The only downside is that the bathroom has no ventilation, so you have to open the window to air it out. Also, the extra bed, once pulled out, blocks the clothes rack, and I wasn't strong enough to fold the bed away, which made hanging clothes a bit inconvenient. However, these are minor issues; everything else was great. Next time I'm in Lugano, I'll definitely stay here again, haha!
Piazza Cioccaro 9
From CAD 224
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When it comes to European travel destinations, back in the days before independent travel became popular, there was a phrase that often appeared as a fixed combination: France, Switzerland, and Italy. Today, I’m sharing a train travel route through these popular yet slightly off-the-beaten-path destinations in France, Switzerland, and Italy. Of course, I used the Eurail pass for the entire trip, which is really convenient! My itinerary was actually the reverse. The first stop was landing at Rome Fiumicino Airport, the capital of Italy. After customs and collecting my luggage, I headed straight to the airport train station. My first-class Eurail pass allowed me to take the Leonardo Express airport express train to Rome Termini station for free (second-class pass holders need to pay the difference!). The Eternal City, Rome, offers endless sightseeing, shopping, and dining options. I won’t go into detail about the attractions here. Leaving Rome, I took a northbound Italian high-speed train, the Frecciarossa, with Milan as the final stop. But I skipped Florence (because I had already been there!) and went straight to Bologna. The reason was to indulge in the local cuisine. How delicious is Bologna? You’ll have to try it yourself to find out. Later, I took the train to Milan. A little tip: the Chinese restaurants in Milan are quite good, both affordable and tasty. After finishing the Italian part of my trip, I took the train to Lugano in Switzerland. It’s just about a 1 hour and 15-minute train ride from Milan. On the way, you pass by the famous Lake Como. For the adventurous traveler, you can get off the train to explore Lake Como and then catch another train back. The Eurail pass gives you the freedom to come and go as you please. I’ve already shared how to explore Ticino, where Lugano is located, in a previous post, so I won’t repeat it here. From Lugano, I took the train to Zurich. Bahnhofstrasse was still bustling with people, and the ETH Zurich platform and Lindenhof Hill remain free scenic spots. Sitting by Lake Zurich, watching the swans, and popping a few Swiss chocolates I just bought on Bahnhofstrasse into my mouth, I fully enjoyed the lake and mountain scenery of this place. Before heading to France, I took a train from Zurich to visit Lucerne. Every time I come to Switzerland, I have to visit Lucerne. It only takes about 40 minutes to see the Chapel Bridge, stroll through the old town alleys from Swan Square, and before leaving, look up at Mount Pilatus. Lucerne shines brightly, waiting for you. Finally, I left Zurich on the TGV Lyria high-speed train, which took just over 4 hours to go directly from Zurich Central Station to Paris Gare de Lyon, kicking off my Paris adventure. In the romantic city of Paris, I visited the Saint-Martin Canal, climbed Montmartre Hill, saw Monet’s Water Lilies at the Orangerie Museum, and experienced the tranquility of Place des Vosges. I also soaked up the sun in Luxembourg Gardens. The memories that followed were all cities connected by this train journey. Image source: Unsplash

I love Lugano on my Swiss itinerary, and I think a big part of the reason is that I stayed at the Grand Hotel Villa Castagnola, located by the lake. It was once a nobleman's mansion and was converted into a hotel in 1885, 136 years ago. Lugano, in the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland, is full of a completely different atmosphere from the German-speaking part, romantic and sophisticated, with bright sunshine all year round, and this hotel is even more Italian-style old-money style, with charming Mediterranean style everywhere, making the trip feel relaxed and full of vacation vibes! 🌸 The hotel is a delight to the eye, with exotic subtropical plants growing in the garden, modern sculptures scattered everywhere, and each room decorated with its own unique style, with exquisite traditional Chinese decorations in the rooms. 📍 The location is great, right on the shores of Lake Lugano, next to Monte Bre, where you can take a mountain train to the top of the mountain for a panoramic view, hike to the Ticino village of Bre, and take a bus to the old town of Lugano.

Located in southern Switzerland Lugano, Switzerland, is an hour's drive from Milan Bathed in the Mediterranean sun☀️ With beautiful lakes, ancient streets, and vintage trains... On a city walk in Lugano Immerse yourself in the charming scenery And experience the peaceful and joyful life of the locals Looking at the photos is so beautiful🍃 🚶🏻♀️Lugano Travel Route Mount Brè—Swissminiatur—Lugano Old Town—Lugano Train Station ⛰️Mount Brè There are three ways to get to Mount Brè: hiking, bus, or cogwheel train. Walk from the hotel to funicular Monte Brè and take the cogwheel train🚞. The cogwheel train on Mount Brè has been in operation since 1912. The train is divided into two sections. In the morning sun, the train travels up the mountain, and the city and Lake Lugano become more and more open. Get off the train and walk up the steps. Under the blue sky, you can see the Alps, Lake Lugano, and even the Italian region between Milan and Turin. ⛲️Swissminiatur From Mount Brè, take the bus to Lugano Centro station, then take the boat to Melide, where Swissminiatur is located. This section🛳 is free with a Swiss Travel Pass! Snow-capped mountains, castles, churches, special buildings, railways, ships... You can find these sights in the park. There are also 18 model trains running between the miniature buildings, like a miniature Swiss kingdom. I also saw the model train production process up close, which can only be described as exquisite and meticulous❤️ 🚶🏻♀️Lugano Old Town The center of the old town is full of Italian style, with red and yellow buildings, Mediterranean-style squares, arcades, and relief-style flower windows... The center of the old town is Piazza della Riforma, with the main building being the town hall, and there are also restaurants and bars nearby. Gabbani on Via Pessina is a historic deli with local cheeses, exclusive deli meats, traditional desserts, and a variety of wines. You can walk along Nassa Street to the Church of Santa Maria degli Angioli. The exterior is not eye-catching, but the church has Renaissance frescoes by Leonardo da Vinci's disciple Luini. You can't miss Lugano Train Station, with its towering churches, layered red-roofed houses, distant mountains, and the faintly visible Lake Lugano, as well as the trams going up and down the mountain, which make up the postcard scenery of Lugano.

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| A Guide to the Unmissable Swiss Lakeside Towns. 'Lugano', located on the Swiss-Italian border, is just 1️⃣ hour from Milan. Highly recommended for a day trip, it's a very comfortable city with few people and beautiful scenery. You can also visit Morcote, rated as one of the most beautiful towns in Switzerland, for a stroll. Overall, it's very chill❤️. 👉🏻Itinerary: 🔸Lugano: · The scenery right outside the train station is amazing, picture 2️⃣ is taken right after exiting the station, a very classic spot · Stroll around the city center by the lake · Monte Brè You can take bus B2 to cassarate, Monte bre and then take the funicular 🚠 directly to the lookout. Alternatively, take bus 12 to the last stop and walk for about 20 minutes to the lookout. Since we were with elderly people and our hotel happened to provide a discount voucher for the funicular, we chose to take the funicular to the lookout. 🔸Morcote: After descending the mountain and returning to the city, take bus B431 from Lugano centrale to parco Scherrer, remember to get off at this stop, first visit the botanical garden 🌳 and walk up the steps slowly, built by the lake, no entrance fee is required. After visiting the botanical garden, you can continue walking forward, wandering around the small town of Morcote at will. The town itself is not big, just follow the lakeside and enjoy the beautiful scenery. There is also a church ⛪ where you can climb up to overlook the town, but it requires some physical strength. For the return trip, it is recommended to take a 🚢 back to Lugano city center, a 50-minute boat ride, a different mode of transportation, a different experience. Since we were mainly traveling in Switzerland, we bought the Swiss pass, so the cost of taking the bus and boat could be directly covered by the pass, with no extra charges, very convenient. It is advisable to check the bus and boat schedules on SBB in advance.

Lugano is a city and municipality in Switzerland and is part of the Lugano district in the canton of Ticino. It is the largest city in the canton of Ticino and in the Italian-speaking part of southern Switzerland. The city is located at the widest part of Lake Lugano and, together with the neighboring town of Paradiso, occupies the entire Bay of Lugano. The Lugano urban area includes a larger area on both sides of the lake, with many isolated villages, and the city borders Italy to the west and east. The Lugano region is embraced by the Alps and extends over much of the Sottocineri region, the southernmost part of the canton of Ticino and Switzerland. Lugano can be seen from Italy on the hill directly opposite the city center and from the World Heritage Site of Mount San Ponte to the west. Described as a market town since 984, Lugano was the subject of constant dispute between the Dukes of Como and Milan before becoming part of the old Swiss Confederation in 1513. #OverseasTravel #Alps #Switzerland #SwissTravelGuide #SwissTravel #SwissTravelGuide #Switzerlandissobeautiful #GreatPlacesinSwitzerland
玩转星球-Kevin39
I had expected Lugano to be pretty, but I didn't expect to enjoy its atmosphere quite as much as I did. There's something unusual about this part of Switzerland. The scenery is unmistakably Alpine, yet the Italian influence gives everything a different feel. The architecture, the language, the restaurants and the relaxed café culture almost make you forget you're still in Switzerland. I found myself enjoying the simplest things most. Walking along the lake, stopping for a long lunch, wandering through the old streets around Piazza della Riforma and taking in the views without constantly checking what attraction to visit next. Parco Ciani was one of my favourite spots. It's a lovely place to walk, especially along the water, with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. I'd also recommend taking a boat across Lake Lugano if you get the chance. The villages along the shoreline look particularly charming from the water. Of course, Lugano isn't cheap, and I wouldn't describe it as a city packed with activities or nightlife. But that's not really why I'd come here. It's the sort of destination where doing very little can turn out to be the best part of the holiday. Would you spend an entire week in Lugano, or use it as a base to explore the rest of Ticino? #Lugano #Switzerland #Ticino #TravelStories

Can you really explore Türkiye, Switzerland, and Italy in 9 days on under RM6,000 per person?! 😍 The answer is YAAAS! Here’s how I’m doing it – total DIY, no tour package, no guide, just pure adventure and epic vibes! 💼✈️ 7–15 April 2027, save the date folks! Bookmark this for your next wanderlist! ✈️ 1. TURKIYE 🇹🇷 Got a 21-hour transit in Istanbul with Turkish Airlines. That means a golden chance to join Touristanbul, admire the stunning Bosphorus, and stroll around the city packed with rich history and Turkish delights (literally!) 📍Airport: Istanbul Airport (IST) Pro tip: Touristanbul’s free city tour runs during long transits – check at the Turkish Airlines counter after landing! 🚆 2. SWITZERLAND 🇨🇭 Explored Switzerland using a Eurail Global Pass – all train rides, all unreal views, super flexi! Cities/Stops: · Geneva: For Swiss city feels and beautiful lakeside strolls (Geneva Cornavin Station: Pl. de Cornavin 7, 1201 Genève, Switzerland) · Montreux: Hello, jaw-dropping Lake Geneva views! · Gstaad: Chic alpine vibes and fresh air · Interlaken: Adventure capital (Zermatt bahn and Jungfrau calling!) · Zermatt: Gawk at the Matterhorn, no filter needed! · Thun & Bern: Classic Swiss cities, so photogenic! · Brienz & Luzern: Picture-perfect scenery and local food The highlight? The two cruise experiences that are totally bucket list: 🛳️ Lake Thun Cruise (departures at Thun railway station or Interlaken West pier) 🛳️ Lake Brienz Cruise (check at Brienz station, cruises start from April!) Both usually have rides from morning till early evening – check Trip.com for schedules/tickets! 🇮🇹 3. ITALY & SWISS BORDER Homebase: Milan for 3 nights – city strolls and shopping galore! So many legendary spots: · Milan: Fashion city, epic shopping, and classic Duomo snaps (Duomo di Milano, Piazza del Duomo, 20122 Milano MI, Italy) · Lugano: Just over the border in Switzerland, with crazy beautiful lakeside views · Verona: Historic romance and super chill vibes (Shakespeare fans, don’t miss Juliet’s House!) 💰 BUDGET ESTIMATE PER PERSON: RM5,612 (rounded RM5,700) Breakdown: ✈️ Flights: RM2,347 (find deals on Trip.com!) 🏨 Hostel (6 nights): RM1,401 (save big, make friends, and get good sleep) 🚆 Eurail Global Pass (7 days): RM1,704 (the most flexible way to sightsee!) 🚌 Milan transport: RM160 (metro & trams = so handy) Total: RM5,612! Heads up – does NOT include food, tickets for attractions, travel insurance, and personal splurges. 💡TRIP CONCEPT: ✅ All DIY – full control of your plans! ✅ Train adventures between cities for max views ✅ Hostel stays for the wallet & the social vibes ✅ Multiple countries, one journey – cross borders with ease ✅ Total freedom: go where you want, when you want! Traveling Europe doesn’t HAVE to mean pricey tours and fixed itineraries. With a little smart planning, you can conquer THREE countries in 9 days and keep your wallet happy. 💸 So, who’s up for an epic 9-day, 3-country Europe trip with just RM5.7K? Would you dare? Drop your answers and tag your travel buddy! 😍✨ #EuropeDIYTrip #SwitzerlandTravel #ItalyTravel #TurkeyTravel #Eurail #BudgetTravel #TravelDIY #TravelEurope #LakeThun #LakeBrienz #TravelWithKids
The old town is very charming. Walking in the old streets is like going back to the old days. Walking by the lake and basking in the sun, and then going to the LV store to buy a bag, there are few people and the goods are in good condition. It is still very pleasant. I hope time can stop.
浪子ppbThe lake view of Lugano is so breathtaking! Can’t wait to go back again!
TRAVEL DEVILvisited lake como in November 2023, I wouldn’t recommend going at that time of the year as we experienced a lot of rain, nonetheless it was still a beautiful place, with lots to do! We went to Bellagio and Varenna by ferry, which was super easy to use and both places were breathtaking
Hafs94It is a place worth visiting and learning, and it is very rewarding.
米晓妤It takes about 2 km to travel to the bus stop and the pier. It's beautiful, but the entrance fee is expensive, about 900 baht. Actually, every place in Tomo is beautiful. Don't forget to check the boat schedule and opening and closing times.
ไข่หวานThe Castelgrande of Bellinzona is a fortification built by the Duke of Milan in the 15th century to prevent the attack of the Swiss Confederation. In 1500, the fortification of Bellinzona was finally transferred to the Swiss Confederation in the form of a contract (exchange of mercenary services). The fortress is well preserved today and is an important witness to the medieval defense system in the Alps.
吃苹果的麻雀呀Have been multiple times, it's worth returning once in a while. Stunning cathedral and view
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