Lauis, built in the 6th century, is the largest city in Ticino, Switzerland. It is also a lakeside paradise bordering Italy in southern Switzerland and an important town of Italian-speaking Switzerland. With a population of more than 30,000 people, they mainly believe in Roman Catholicism. Lugano has a pleasant environment and climate, and is full of warm sunshine even in winter. Surrounded by towering mountains and flowers, this is a city that radiates this kind of light and vitality by Lugano Lake. The environment is clean and tidy because cars are forbidden. Lugano's characteristic shopping facilities are complete and the environment is beautiful, and jewelry stores and watch shops abound. Most of the buildings in this city are in Italian style. Being in it is like being in an Italian town. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll with trees and pleasant scenery. The Mediterranean climate and laid-back environment make people linger. Unlike most European and American towns, this city is still very lively after nightfall. The main income comes from tourism and international finance. The two most symbolic buildings in Lugano are Sanlorenzo Catholic Church and Santa Maria Cathedral.

Lugano has a variety of cultural and outdoor activities, which can meet the needs of tourists, especially the Jazz Festival held in July every year, which has been 19 years, and world famous musicians have performed in the open air for free. Celebrations of large-scale music, jazz, pop music and folk songs are held at the end of August every year, with free concerts lasting over 65,438+000 hours. From mid-June to August, the lakeside film series will be shown.

Yellow, pink, blue, red and other colors of houses are built on the mountain, like irregular colored building blocks, hidden between green hills and vineyards, and there is a sense of harmony, which depicts Lugano's back hill as a Mediterranean style painting with bright colors and scattered layers. The best house is, of course, built in a place "near the mountain and the lake", with a villa and a swimming pool, with the back of the mountain and facing the lake. Not far away, two of Lugano's most symbolic buildings, Sanlorenzo Catholic Church and Santa Maria Cathedral, are also within sight.

Maybe we can miss the train to 2046 in Wong Kar-wai's 2046, but BerninaEx-press can't miss it. Especially in Lugano, no matter how lazy you are, you can't miss the Bernina train. The Bernina train is actually a landscape train. Swiss trains are world-famous. Not only are the trains dense and punctual, but the scenery along the way is even more beautiful. Bernner train is one of the many famous scenic train routes in Switzerland. It starts from Lugano, passes through the Italian state of Ticino, passes through the Italian town of Tirano, and then reaches the famous mountain city of Saint Morizet in the Swiss Alps. It is called a landscape train, but the Bernina train is actually a combination of buses and trains on the route. The section from Lugano to the starting point of Tirano is a bus tour: the yellow postal bus lingers on the winding mountain road and sees Lugano almost spotless under the blue sky and white clouds.

The Mediterranean climate and laid-back environment are full of warm sunshine even in winter. It is very suitable for traveling and often makes people linger.