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Ścieżka szafranowa w Mund
Ścieżka szafranowa w Mund: łatwa pętla przez pola szafranu i łąki z widokiem na dolinę Rodanu. Sześć stacji z tablicami o uprawie szafranu w jedynej takiej wiosce Szwajcarii. Spacer w sercu Valais.
Ścieżka widokowa na lodowiec Morteratsch
Ścieżka widokowa na lodowiec Morteratsch: wyjątkowe widoki na spękany lód największego lodowca grupy Bernina i ośnieżone szczyty masywu. Start przy stacji Morteratsch koło Pontresiny, z punktem Chünetta. Alpejska panorama w Engadynie.
Photo Spot Bernina Glaciers
Wildly romantic, sunny and sheltered: Pontresina is nestled amongst mountains – a place for leisure as well as recreation. Arguably the best vantage point is the world-famous Montebello hairpin bend, at the point where the Bernina section of the Rhaetian Railway crosses the road. You can see the tallest peaks of the Eastern Alps behind the Morteratsch Glacier, including Piz Bernina (4,049 m), Piz Palü (3,901 m), Piz Roseg (3,937 m) and Bellavista. Fancy cooling down a little? The glacier trail from Morteratsch station takes you to where the ice is eternal.
Za darmoPhoto Spot La Punt
Chesa Merleda, which is studded with battlements, is the landmark of proud La Punt. The impressive ensemble of splendid patrician and guest houses dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries is a historic witness to a flourishing trade and tourism history at the Albula Pass. With the construction of a bridge over the Inn river in the 16th century, the lords of the Albertini family, also known as the ‘Lords of the Bridge’, laid the foundations for development and prosperity in La Punt.
Za darmoPhoto Spot Monte San Giorgio
The Mendrisiotto and southern Lake Lugano region are dotted with highlights. Take, for example, the narrow lanes in the heart of Bissone, home to numerous artists and Francesco Borromini (1599–1667), the “starchitect” of the Renaissance period. The green “pyramid” on the other side of the lake is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site: fossils of fish and species of reptiles have been found on Monte San Giorgio, testifying to life on Earth more than 200 million years ago.