Free cancellation available
Up to 24 hours before the start time
Duration: 8 hours
Fairy tales and village stories have long been an integral part of the communities of Ticino. On this tour we will explore Bosco Gurin, the highest and only German-speaking village in Ticino, guided by tales of «Weltu» and other creatures.
NOTES:
Lunch is not included. Please bring your own packed lunch for a picnic by the river.
Children aged 7 and over are welcome to participate.
What's included
- Vehicle with air conditioning
- VAT
- Water
What's Not Included
What's not included
- Lunch
- Health insurance, theft insurance
Languages spoken by guide
German
Additional information
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Location
Departure point
Via alle Brere, Via alle Brere, Tenero-Contra
Our pick-up point is at the Tenero Brere bus stop.
Our bus will pick you up there.
We ask you to arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
The bus will depart 2 minutes after the scheduled time without further notice.
Departure point
Piazza Stazione, Piazza Stazione, Muralto, 6600
Our pick-up point is in front of Locarno Central Station.
Our bus will pick you up there.
We ask you to arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
The bus will depart 2 minutes after the scheduled time without further notice.
Departure point
Via Bartolomeo Papio 9, Via Bartolomeo Papio 9, Ascona, 6612
Our pick-up point is behind the parking garage, at the bus parking area.
Our bus will pick you up there.
We ask that you arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
The bus will depart 2 minutes after the scheduled time without further notice.
End point
Via alle Brere, Via alle Brere, Tenero-Contra
End point
Piazza Stazione, Piazza Stazione, Muralto, 6600
End point
Via Bartolomeo Papio 9, Via Bartolomeo Papio 9, Ascona, 6612
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