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Boasting 12,000 square metres of greenery, this park is perched on the slopes of Monte Brè and provides the most captivating views of all Lugano. Several architectural elements are arranged throughout the park: the chapel dedicated to St Michael, a rustic dwelling and a number of stone sculptures. Behind the chapel lies the main terrace affording one-of-a-kind views: you can admire the city, the Lake with the unmistakable silhouette of Monte San Salvatore, Melide bridge/dam and the village of Caprino. Another things which is striking about San Michele is its vegetation. Paths lead through typical Mediterranean flora with a wealth of wisteria, oleanders, oak, elm, ash and laurel. Immersed in this haven of wonder, the city below and its traffic pale into insignificance next to the unparalleled views and the evocative sensations that nature conjures up.
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Parco San Michele
6962 Lugano-Viganello
Suggested period: all the year
Lenght of visit: 1 h
Dogs: on the lead
Accessibility to bikes: no
Playground: no
Pic-nic area: no
Restaurant/Bar: yes, close to the park
It's not allowed to pick up flowers and fruits
370 m
Open all year
Open all days
Summer 06:00 - 23:30
Winter 07:00 - 20:00
Free entry
Entry to park: Free
Guided visit: No
Bus no 5 direction Viganello San Siro or bus no 2 direction Castagnola. At the end of these two lines change and take the bus no 10 until the Parco San Michele stop.
By funicolar Monte Brè to Suvigliana.