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Il Ponte Tibetano E I Sentieri Da Vivere [email protected] THE TIBETAN BRIDGE AND 87 14 872 (0)91 +41 T CH-6718 Olivone CH-6718 website: bellinzonaevalli.ch website: Via Lavorceno 1 Lavorceno Via SURROUNDING HIKING TRAILS our consult to you ask kindly we InfoPoint Valle di Blenio di Valle InfoPoint constantly updated information, information, updated constantly sability for the data. For futher futher For data. the for sability [email protected] EN Across the Ticino River from Bellinzona lies an area that in- respon- any assume not does T +41 (0)91 862 33 27 33 862 (0)91 +41 T cludes numerous historical and architectural relics as well BAT OTR changes. to subject Data CH-6710 Biasca CH-6710 as many hiking trails, some of which are challenging. Since LEGAL 2015 this area is characterized by the decidedly significant 5 Bellinzona Via InfoPoint Biasca e Riviera e Biasca InfoPoint presence of the Tibetan Bridge. At 270 meters (885 feet) long #bellinzonaevalli with experiences and 130 meters (426 feet) off the valley floor, it connects your share and us Tag [email protected] SOCIAL Curzùtt – the unique and picturesque nucleus of the ancient 33 15 869 (0)91 +41 T village of Monte Carasso that has withstood the test of time Airolo CH-6780 - to the evocative Via delle Vigne, a sensory walk overlook- 22 Stazione della Via ing the hills of Sementina and Gudo. Starting from Curzútt, Leventina InfoPoint the trail passes the Church of San Bernardo, one of five monuments of national importance in the Bellinzona area, [email protected] and then crosses the Tibetan Bridge to the Oratory of San 31 21 825 (0)91 +41 T Defendente, standing as testimony to similar ancient settle- Bellinzona CH-6500 ments on the other side of the Sementina Valley. The trail 12 Collegiata Piazza InfoPoint Bellinzona e Valli Valli Valli e e e Bellinzona Bellinzona Bellinzona InfoPoint InfoPoint InfoPoint then continues along an ideal route connecting the UNES- Valli e Bellinzona InfoPoint CO World Heritage Castles of Bellinzona to Lake Maggiore, i offering the possibility to delight in – why not? – a few tast- ings of local products and fine wines. The connecting uphill trails instead lead to the ancient alpine pastures of Orino, Mognone and Albagno, with their respective mountain huts. Reachable by cable car, Mornera deserves a special mention. Located 1’400 meters (4’600 feet) above sea level and thanks to its conformation and breezy climate, it is an ideal starting point for delightful walks in a natural land- scape, to indulge in one’s passion for flight with paragliding and is also a unique setting for rock-climbing on gneiss. And finally, in Monte Carasso, discover the ancient Augus- tinian Convent and in Sementina the “Hungerforts”. Curzútt © www.photolocatelli.ch www.photolocatelli.ch © IL PONTE TIBETANO E I SENTIERI DA VIVERE IT Da Bellinzona, oltre il fiume Ticino, nasce una regione che annovera numerose testimonianze storico-architettoniche, ricca di itinerari escursionistici, anche impegnativi. Dal 2015 quest’area è caratterizzata dalla forte e significativa presenza del Ponte Tibetano. Lungo 270 m e posto ad un’al- tezza di 130 m dal fondovalle, esso collega Curzútt – unico e pittoresco nucleo dell’antico comune di Monte Carasso resi- stito nel tempo – alla suggestiva Via delle Vigne, cammino sensoriale che si affaccia sulle colline di Sementina e Gudo. Appena partiti da Curzútt incontriamo San Bernardo, la cui omonima chiesetta è uno dei cinque monumenti d’impor- tanza nazionale presenti nel Bellinzonese. Attraversato il Ponte Tibetano troviamo l’Oratorio di San Defendente che testimonia di analoghi insediamenti sull’altro versante del- la Valle di Sementina. Questo sentiero consente quindi di percorrere a piedi l’itinerario che idealmente unisce il patri- bellinzonaevalli.ch ©Ticino Turismo, Luca Crivelli Crivelli Luca Turismo, ©Ticino monio UNESCO dei Castelli di Bellinzona al Lago Maggio- re, deliziandosi – perché no – con qualche assaggio di pro- EN / IT / DE / FR dotti locali e vini pregiati. I collegamenti verticali portano invece sugli antichi alpeggi di Orino, Mognone e Albagno, con le loro capanne. Una menzione particolare merita poi THE TIBETAN BRIDGE Mornera, raggiungibile con la funivia. Situata a 1’400 m e grazie al clima ventilato e alla sua conformazione, è una Curzútt - Mornera - Via delle Vigne base di partenza ideale per incantevoli passeggiate (alcune delle quali impegnative), all’interno di un paesaggio natu- rale, per esaltare la passione del volo con il parapendio e per arrampicate su gneiss in un ambiente del tutto particolare. A Monte Carasso troviamo infine l’Antico Convento delle Agostiniane e a Sementina i “Fortini della Fame”. Church of San Bernardo ©Ticino Turismo, Rémy Steinegger Steinegger Rémy Turismo, ©Ticino DIE TIBETISCHE BRÜCKE UND WEGE ZUM ERLEBEN TOP ACTIVITIES NEAR MONTE CARASSO FR DE Westlich von Bellinzona, jenseits des Flusses Ticino, breitet sich eine Region aus, mit zahlreichen architektonischen Se- henswürdigkeiten und eine Vielfalt an Ausflugsmöglich- keiten. Seit 2015 gibt es in dem Gebiet eine spektakuläre, THE FORTRESS OF 270 Meter lange Hängebrücke. Sie schwebt auf einer Höhe 1 BELLINZONA AND ITS von 130 Meter, über dem Tal zwischen Monte Carasso und Sementina. Durch einen Pfad, inmitten von Kastanienwäl- UNESCO CASTLES dern, verbindet die Brücke einen einzigartigen antiken Wei- ler, Curzútt, mit der faszinierenden “Via delle Vigne”, ein DISCOVER LOCAL Weingebiet auf den Hügeln von Sementina und Gudo. In 2 der Nähe von Curzútt tri¦ man auf die romanische Kirche PRODUCTS AT THE von San Barnàrd, eines der fünf historischen Gebäude der QUINTORNO SHOP! Region von nationaler Bedeutung, die vollständig mit Fres- ken der Seregneser Meister aus dem 15. Jahrhundert ausge- malt ist. Nach dem Überqueren der tibetischen Brücke, HUNGERFORTS, kommt man zum Oratorium von San Defendente, ein Zeug- 3 nis menschlicher Ansiedlungen auch auf dieser Seite des CAMORINO Tals. Idealerweise ist dieser Wanderweg eine Verbindung zwischen dem UNESCO Weltkulturerbe “Castelli di Bellin- Fresco, Church of San Bernardo zona” und dem Lago Maggiore, und eine Einladung zur Entdeckung von gastronomischen Produkte und hochwer- 4 THE RUINS OF THE tige Weine der Region. Die Aufstiege in die Höhe, führen PRADA’S VILLAGE hingegen auf die naturreichen Weiden der alten Alpstruk- Mit der Seilbahn erreichbar, ist Mornera ein perfekter Ausgangs- turen von Orino, Mognone und Albagno, mit ihren Berg- ort für ausgedehnte (Tages-) Wanderungen, Gleitschirmfliegen hütten. Eine besondere Erwähnung verdient Mornera, eine und Klettertouren. In Monte Carasso sind schliesslich das ehe- idyllische Bergstation auf 1’400 Meter gelegen, inmitten malige Augustinerinnenkonvent und in Sementina die Festungs- THE SATURDAY 5 von Wäldern und Weiden. anlagen, bekannt als “Hungerfestungen” zu betrachten. MORNING CITY MARKET IN BELLINZONA View from the Tibetan Bridge www.photolocatelli.ch © LE PONT ÉTAINTIB ET DES SENTIERS DOWNLOAD THE APP AND DISCOVER DE PURE ÉMOTION THE TIBETAN BRIDGE REGION WITH AN AUDIO GUIDE! FR De Bellinzona, sur l’autre rive du Tessin, s’ouvre une contrée IT Scopri la regione attorno al Ponte Tibetano con un’audioguida! riche de témoignages historiques et architecturaux, qui offre Steinegger Rémy Turismo, ©Ticino un grand choix d’itinéraires de randonnée, certains exi- DE Entdecken Sie die die Region der Tibetische Brücke geants. Depuis 2015, cette région est caractérisée par la pré- mit Hilfe eines audioguide! sence, forte et significative, du Ponte Tibetano. D’une lon- FR Découvrirez la la région du Pont Tibétain grâce à un audioguide! gueur de 270 m, suspendu à 130 m au-dessus du fond de la vallée, il relie Curzútt – pittoresque hameau de l’ancienne commune de Monte Carasso, le seul qui ait résisté au temps – à la Via delle Vigne, sentier suggestif et “sensoriel” qui ser- pente sur les collines de Sementina et de Gudo. Juste après avoir quitté Curzútt, nous rencontrons San Bernardo dont la petite église, dédiée à ce saint, est l’un des cinq monuments d’importance nationale présents dans le Bellinzonese; puis, après avoir franchi le Ponte Tibetano, c’est l’Oratoire de San Defendente, qui témoigne de l’ancienne présence de ha- meaux sur l’autre versant de la Vallée de Sementina. Ce sen- tier permet donc de parcourir à pied l’itinéraire qui relie idéa- lement le patrimoine de l’UNESCO des Châteaux de Bellinzona au Lac Majeur, en se régalant – pourquoi pas – de quelques dégustations de produits locaux et de vins de quali- té. D’autres parcours, vers les sommets, conduisent aux ca- banes des alpages de Orino, Mognone et Albagno. Signalons en particulier Mornera que l’on peut atteindre en téléphé- rique. Située à 1’400 m, avec son climat ventilé et sa confor- mation particulière, c’est une base de départ idéale pour de ravissantes balades au sein d’un paysage enchanteur, pour exalter la passion du vol en parapente et pour la grimpe sur le gneiss dans un milieu très particulier. En bas, à Monte Caras- so, nous trouvons l’ancien Couvent des soeurs Augustines et © www.photolocatelli.ch à Sementina les “Fortini della fame”. Cablecar Monte Carasso - Mornera Tibetan Bridge © Pierre-Alexandre Metral, @pametral Metral, © Pierre-Alexandre THE TIBETAN BRIDGE Curzútt - Mornera - Via delle Vigne ©Studio grafico Capponi G&S - Bellinzona Bellinzona - G&S Capponi grafico ©Studio Hiking itineraries Historical monuments Restaurants and gastronomy Ponte Tibetano Antico Convento delle Agostiniane Cantina “I Fracc” Cantina La Segrisola Monda Quintorno – Shop Locanda Brack Fortini
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