Ascona

Among the many small towns in Switzerland, this one is quiet and unique. The biggest feeling is that there are fewer people, not the kind of place where tourists are constantly rushing in. The buildings in small towns are also very distinctive.

Ascona is a small town west of Locarno, with a small Italian style, colorful restaurants and leisurely people on the lakeside, and winding old alleys. You can take a bus or boat from Locarno.

Ascona is the lowest town in Switzerland, full of Latin flavor. An Italian coffee shop on the lakeside adds to the heat. The towering tower in the center of the picture and the rectangular pillar church are the landmarks of the town. Along the lakeside pedestrian area, you can cross the alleys of the old city.

Ascona, at an elevation of only 196 meters, is situated on the shore of Lake Maggiore, the lowest-lying town in Switzerland. The town has no trains, so if you want to get there, besides taking time-consuming buses, the most convenient way is to take a cruise on Lake Magaore. To the town pier, to Ascona. My first impression is that there aren't many tourists here. It's a quiet town.

The Swiss Italian speaking area from the Lucern cruise ship is different from the German speaking area in architectural style.