Info wanted on bus from Menaggio to Lugano and return
Aug 12th, 2013, 03:43 PM
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Info wanted on bus from Menaggio to Lugano and return
I want to take a day trip from Menaggio to Lugano by bus in late Sept. Most tour books recommend this trip but don't provide details. I found a web site that is supposed to have this scedule, but it hasn't been posted yet. Is this trip possible and practical with enough time to see Lugano? If I can't find the schedule before I get there, how can I find it in Menaggio?
Aug 12th, 2013, 03:51 PM
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This is the timetable - www.menaggio.com/ita/e-lakes/Orari_bus.pdf
Invernale means wintery - so for September look at the Estivo (= summery). Partenza means departure, Fer 6 means Monday-Saturday, Fer 5 means Monday-Friday, Fest means Sundays and public holidays, F means on days when there is no school incl. holidays, Capolinea means the terminus (end-of-line).
Invernale means wintery - so for September look at the Estivo (= summery). Partenza means departure, Fer 6 means Monday-Saturday, Fer 5 means Monday-Friday, Fest means Sundays and public holidays, F means on days when there is no school incl. holidays, Capolinea means the terminus (end-of-line).
Aug 12th, 2013, 03:57 PM
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About Lugano: Not all that much to see, it's a nice enough business-like smaller city with a few pretty parks and a bit of lakefront, but nothing you don't see around Menaggio.
So when you get there, head straight for the Monte Brè, claimed to be "the sunniest mountain in Switzerland", with good views on a good day: www.montebre.ch/?locale=en
Then take a public boat out onto the lake, that's quite nice: http://www.lugano-tourism.ch/en/55/n...of-lugano.aspx
So when you get there, head straight for the Monte Brè, claimed to be "the sunniest mountain in Switzerland", with good views on a good day: www.montebre.ch/?locale=en
Then take a public boat out onto the lake, that's quite nice: http://www.lugano-tourism.ch/en/55/n...of-lugano.aspx
Aug 15th, 2013, 06:57 AM
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Buses and bus fares around Lake Como and up to Lugano:
http://www.asfautolinee.it/Lineeeora...S/Default.aspx
Lugano has a nice medieval center and 2 beautiful churches. Best panorama from Monte San Salvatore (cablecar).
http://www.lugano-tourism.ch/en/199/...e_regione.aspx
http://www.lugano.ch/en/lugano-attiv...i-angioli.html
A copy of Leonardos Las Supper can be visited at Capriasca (bus from Lugano). Byzantine babtisterium at Riva San Vitale.
prehistoric site Monte San Giorgio: http://www.serpiano.ch/monte-san-giorgio/
cog wheel train to Monte Generoso (viewpoint between Lugano and Como): http://www.montegeneroso.ch/en/13/home.aspx
http://www.asfautolinee.it/Lineeeora...S/Default.aspx
Lugano has a nice medieval center and 2 beautiful churches. Best panorama from Monte San Salvatore (cablecar).
http://www.lugano-tourism.ch/en/199/...e_regione.aspx
http://www.lugano.ch/en/lugano-attiv...i-angioli.html
A copy of Leonardos Las Supper can be visited at Capriasca (bus from Lugano). Byzantine babtisterium at Riva San Vitale.
prehistoric site Monte San Giorgio: http://www.serpiano.ch/monte-san-giorgio/
cog wheel train to Monte Generoso (viewpoint between Lugano and Como): http://www.montegeneroso.ch/en/13/home.aspx
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