Discover the majesty of Monte Generoso with a hike to the famous Fiore di Pietra, the iconic building designed by renowned architect Mario Botta. Situated at an altitude of 1,704 meters, this architectural masterpiece offers a spectacular 360° view embracing the Alps, Lake Lugano, and even the Po Valley.
Along the way, you can immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding nature, with well-marked trails, green meadows, and pure air. Once at the top, you will have the opportunity to visit the Fiore di Pietra, relax on the panoramic terrace, or enjoy a typical meal at the restaurant.
This experience is perfect for those who love the mountains and wish to combine physical activity, culture, and unforgettable landscapes. Contact us for information on routes and available options to reach the Fiore di Pietra!
Discover the wild beauty of the Gole della Breggia Park, a unique protected natural area located in the heart of Mendrisiotto. This geological park offers a fascinating journey through millions of years of Earth's history, with spectacular rock formations, water-carved canyons, and extraordinary biodiversity.
Walking along the trails immersed in nature, you can admire the remains of ancient ocean floors, fossils, and rock layers that tell the geological evolution of the region. The park is perfect for outdoor excursions, with paths suitable for everyone, scenic walkways, and historical points of interest such as the former Saceba Cement Plant, now transformed into an open-air museum.
Ideal for families, hikers, and geology enthusiasts, the Gole della Breggia Park will provide you with an immersive experience between nature and history.
Discover the prehistoric charm of Monte San Giorgio, a natural wonder and UNESCO World Heritage site, located in the heart of Mendrisiotto. This unique site is famous for its exceptional marine fossils, dating back over 240 million years, which tell the story of an ancient vanished tropical sea.
As you walk along the scenic paths, you can admire breathtaking views of Lake Lugano and the Alps, immersing yourself in a landscape rich in biodiversity. The mountain offers trails suitable for everyone, among ancient woodlands and points of geological interest, with the opportunity to visit the Fossil Museum of Meride, where extraordinary specimens of Triassic reptiles, fish, and invertebrates are displayed.
Ideal for hikers, nature lovers, and paleontology enthusiasts, Monte San Giorgio is a must-visit destination for a journey through time amidst science, history, and spectacular landscapes.
