Amazing views and a must see. However, my advice, if you are capable, is to forego the literal lift…read moreand hike to the top. It should take an hour and a superb workout with the added reward of the views from the top.

Tickets sale people are very unhelpful and wouldn't talk to you until car will arrive. And only…read morethen you can purchase your tickets. Interesting...Nobody is in rush here lol You have to change cable cars in the middle, its very smooth process since they arrive at the same time. One goes always down and one goes up. It's very steep and beautiful view of Lugano but then you loose Lugano view because it's behind the mountain. You can see very good Campione D'Italia and Paradiso and Bissone and Melide. Overall we didn't spent to much time there because we were on last train before they close. I think it was around 6 pm in first week of September. It's not cheap for 2 people even with TICINO ticket we paid over 60 CHF. It was very beautiful view but if you are not planning to take trails and be there more than few hours maybe you should reconsider. I never been in mountains for me it was first time so we went up there but all the shops and museum was closed. We had access only to small church that was from 1600's.

What a beautiful way to spend the afternoon in Lugano. Loved the spring breeze on a lovely day in…read moreMay. The flowers were in bloom. The sky blue with clouds. Swans in the lake. Perfect for an afternoon stroll.

Beautiful Foliage. Paved Park. Popular Among Runners, Walkers, Bikers, Photographers. Views of…read moreLugano. Tranquil Space Amidst City Center. Free to Visit.

The glacial Lake Lugano is situated on the border between southern Switzerland and northern Italy,…read morewhich is named after the city of Lugano. This lake is so quiet and peaceful, compared to Lake Como. Generally those two lakes have different colors of the water, and I think it's worth visiting.

A great place to visit. The water's hue is deep blue which makes it so inviting to go for a jet ski…read moreride or just sit by the cafes and look out for a relaxing day.i will go back again.

When poking around on google earth planning our trip i took notice of this due to how close to our…read morehotel it was. I'm glad we made the time to venture to the top via the funicular rail. It takes less than 10 mins to ascend the slope even while changing trains 1/2 way up due to the incline. They have to change the shape of the car to compensate for the steeper ascent. The restaurant at the summit has a pretty nice menu, but be chose to have hot chocolate only. I continued up the hill around the corner to visit the church Chiefs di San Salvatore. It dates from the 12th century, but was rebuilt in the 17th century.

There are many such attractions around the world now, but this is still worth visiting: miniature…read morescale models of all the major natural and architectural wonders of Switzerland. Not too much of a discount from the 19 franc adult price for students/kids, but still very much worth going regardless. You can spend as little as an hour or as much as two.

Amazing place. Food and drinks were expensive but $7 entry fee and we spent the entire day there…read moreswimming in pool and lake

Got a coffee while a friend of mine jumped into the lake to do some swimming. Great spot.read more