We visited the southern Swiss-Italian city of Lugano while vacationing in Switzerland. You can read about our adventures in this colourful, almost Mediterranean town in part 1, part 2 and part 3.
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Up, up, up the cobblestone steps we were led by the GPS in search of churches, before making our way back to Bellinzona and then into our little mountain village.
The final church we saw looked more like a cathedral than a church. It was forbidden to take photos of the interior so we obeyed the rules and admired the old art and architecture without social media. (What a concept. 😂)
I did take a few photos of our trip up the narrow streets, and of the exterior of the church and its surrounding scenery (two short videos).
And so concluded a very busy, very hot, very tourist-y day in Lugano. It was a wonderful and different way to spend the day, and I hope lasting memories were made as well.
Many thanks for sharing your Swiss adventure! I appreciate you taking the time, energy, and headspace to document the journey. It’s also tugged at my wanderlust strings. Cheers to all the memories of this trip you’ll have to keep you warm during the cold spots of your life.
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Still have more to tell…just need time. 🙂
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Sweet, looking forward to it!
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I can’t imagine what it must be like to live somewhere where all the roads are so steep. It fascinated me when I visited San Francisco years ago – wondering if the people that live on those roads are fitter than most ?
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Well we certainly felt it in the calves especially. Our part of Canada is very flat so it took some time to get used to. 🙂
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