Jeremy Gehring and Désirée Voitle, managers of the Albergo Diffuso in Corippo
The houses are named after the people who used to live in them.
A village transformed into a hotel
In Ticino it is all about hospitality and people. Locals, hotel owners, hosts, guides and waiters pamper who comes to visit us. A world of stories to be shared. Among these people we have selected some to tell you their amazing story.
Jeremy Gehring and Désirée Voitle, managers of the Albergo Diffuso in Corippo
The houses are named after the people who used to live in them.
A village transformed into a hotel
Oliver Zaugg, cyclist
The rocky terrain has an almost mystical beauty.
Cycling through spectacular scenery
Alfio Martinelli, archaeologist
Scattered around Ticino, there are at least 400 remains of castles or mediaeval villages.
What the moles tell us
Paddling with Eva Antonini, art, panoramas and emotions
Hey, stop! Yes, you in the canoe! I’d really like to have a go. What do I need to do?” The passion for kayaking began with a whistle and a question.
Kayaking on Lake Lugano
Marco Nussbaum, archer, graphic designer, snowboarder, sailor and artist
This is pure nature.
The William Tell of Magadino
Mattias Roock, Executive Chef at the Castello del Sole in Ascona
We’re the only ones to have our own rice fields in Switzerland.
Sustainability at table