Top Things to do in Lake Maggiore
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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Lake Maggiore, Swiss Alps
Discover the best top things to do in Lake Maggiore, Switzerland including Segeln Lago Maggiore, Mountaingliders, Verzasca Dam, Falconeria Locarno, Sacromonte e Santuario Madonna del Sasso, Cardada, Cimetta, Camellia Park, Adventure Park Gordola, Lungolago Di Ascona.
Restaurants in Lake Maggiore
1. Segeln Lago Maggiore
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5.0 based on 34 reviews
SegelTörn auf dem Lago Maggiore, HalbtagesTörn, TagesTörn oder 2-3-TagesTörn. Sie übernehmen das Steuer der Yacht - der Skipper zeigt Ihnen, wie Sie die Yacht optimal am Wind halten.
2. Mountaingliders
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5.0 based on 46 reviews
A paragliding flight is an unforgettable and incredible experience. We're Mountaingliders, a selection of local pilots committed to provide the care and professionalism you deserve. Ascona-Locarno is the most practical and suitable place for paragliding flights in Ticino. It's probably because of the perfect exposition of its slopes to the sun, where nice thermal lifts start directly after the take-off in Cimetta. But also because of the large altitude span of almost 1500m from top to down, allowing an immense and spectacular glide over the city and along the water of the Lake Maggiore and, finally, do you mind touching the ground on the lowest point in Switzerland? Discover the unique feeling of landing on a tandem paraglider at the Delta of the Maggia river, directly at the sandy beach in Locarno, it's just amazing! Don't forget to take your swimsuit with you for a refreshing plunge into its clear water. More than 10 years of experience. Our promise: total satisfaction guarantee!
3. Verzasca Dam
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4.5 based on 389 reviews
Reviewed By marinao121 - Lucerne, Switzerland
This is definitely one of the most picturesque hiking trails in Switzerland, Lavertezzo - Dam Verzasca (Verzasca Valley), takes around 4 hours, easy hiking. You could go down from Dam Verzasca to Tenero, it will take ca. 1 hour more
4. Falconeria Locarno
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4.5 based on 603 reviews
ORARI STAGIONE ESTIVA Dal 19 Marzo 2021 Apertura Parco da Lunedì a Domenica: 10.00 – 17.00. SHOW giornaliero alle 11.00 e alle 15.00 Luglio e Agosto aperto TUTTI I GIORNI, settembre, ottobre, novembre, da Martedì a Domenica.
Reviewed By 1superspider
Last summer I took my four grandkids for a truly wonderful day out to see these magnificent birds fly so close over our heads. It was brilliant, the staff were good and very helpful and this year I am taking a group from a club for the experience too! Well worth it.
5. Sacromonte e Santuario Madonna del Sasso
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4.5 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By cj05black - Province of Pordenone, Italy
This Abbey and its setting is a feast for the eyes and the soul, too. The beauty of the well preserved frescoes and sculptured bible scenes in it are only rivaled by the glorious panorama of the city on the lake beneath, nestled on the foot of the mountain. The church and the Abbey is easily accessible and some of the works can be admired even on days, when it is closed for viewing. The silver hearts on the church walls, dedicated to the Madonna from grateful pilgrims for answered prayers, are something special I hadn't seen before. The Chirch is not difficult to find and visit. One can walk to it from the city, but this option is for the fit only. For the less athletic among us, there is the Funicular departing every 15 mins. The penultimate stop is for the Abbey. At the last stop there is a restaurant, where visitors could get meals and refreshments, while admiring the view below.
6. Cardada
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4.5 based on 258 reviews
La funivia da Orselina permette di raggiungere in pochi minuti Cardada (1340 msm) e di seguito con la seggiovia fino a Cimetta (1670 msm). Questa oasi di pace e natura offre un’indimenticabile panorama a 360 gradi sul Lago Maggiore e le valli circostanti.Per gli ospiti sportivi offriamo un piccolo percorso di riflessologia plantare, un percorso per la corsa d’orientamento, una pista circolare per mountain bike e degli Helsana nordic walking trails ufficiali.Famiglie con bambini possono trattenersi sia nel villaggio indiano, sia nelle aree di gioco o passeggiare all’ombra del percorso ludico. Nei cinque ristoranti e capanne della montagna potete gustare tipici piatti Ticinesi.
Reviewed By superkrol4iha - Villeneuve, Switzerland
We visited with a 6 year old child and she was given a treasure hunt map at the cashdesk which allowed us to explore the area with some prize at the end. The view is beautiful, there are several restaurants. We did a hike from Cimetta to Cardada and it was ok with a child.
7. Cimetta
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4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Old_Waspy - Ilminster, United Kingdom
Getting to the Cimetta (1671 m) involves a funicular train ride (to Orselina), a cable car (to Cardada) and a final chair lift to the top. If the weather is clear it is worth every penny as the views are magnificent. The train runs from the town centre. There is a restaurant or cafe at each stage of the journey. You can walk or cycle it if you wish. Very highly recommended.
8. Camellia Park
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4.5 based on 73 reviews
9. Adventure Park Gordola
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4.5 based on 128 reviews
The Adventure Park Gordola is an acrobatic park hanging in the air and integrated in the sport area in Gordola (Centro sportivo Gordola). By means of installed cables and wooden and roped air platforms, the Park allows the visitors to undertake a route among trees in all safety, where balance, concentration, coordination and partly strength are indispensable. The Adventure Park makes,adults, young people and children reconnect with nature, escape from daily life and feel the sense of adventure and happiness of spending time with friends and the family, by suggesting new forms of fun and entertainment which are natural and eco-friendly in all safety.
10. Lungolago Di Ascona
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4.5 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By Bandit-One - Lucerne, Switzerland
Ascona is always worth a visit. Been here a couple of times and still amazes every time. The town itself is a sight on its own right. Strolling through the narrow streets and lanes is just a nice thing to do. The old town's not that big, so you surely won't get lost. Besides the old town the Promenade on the lake - the Lungolago - is what you come for. It's not the biggest or longest Promenade, but it's one of the most beautiful. The Lago Maggiore is just a wonderful lake and you can see to the other side: Italy. Take a walk, take a boat...take a break and enjoy this wonderful Promenade. There's plenty of space, since the Lungolago is very wide. Along the way a good number of restaurants and of course some souvenir shops. But also a nice park at the southern end and lots of benches to stretch your legs. From the official photo op on the northern end you really can get nice pics of the Lungolago with the colourful buildings backing it up. If you're around here already, don't miss out on Locarno, another beautiful town in Ticino.
