Ticino Attractions

Ticino (TI) Ticino (German Tessin), the most southerly of the Swiss cantons, takes its name from the River Ticino, a left-bank tributary of the Po, which rises on the Nufenen pass (Passo della Novena), flows through Lake Maggiore and joins the Po after a course of 248km/154mi.
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Folk Museum, Agno, Switzerland

The Folk Museum in Agno was opened in 1955 and refurbished in 1992. Exhibits include silverware, sacred paintings, Roman tombs and other findings, archived documents, and a collection of medals.

Walser House, Bosco, Switzerland

The Walser House contains a collection of furniture, tools, toys, and religious articles that reflect the cultural history of the village - Bosco Gurin.

Onsernonese Museum, Loco, Switzerland

Displays pertaining to the cultivation of wheat are housed in the Onsernonese Museum, Loco.

Cheese Festival, Piotta, Switzerland

The Cheese Festival in Piotta is an annual day-long event that takes place in early October.