ポッレジョの天然記念物・トップ20

ビアスカの上方、アルプスの牧草地には「リ・デラ・フロダ」の水源があります。この小さく目立たない小川は、何千年もの間、水によって形成された石の多い風景を流れ、最終的にティチーノで最大の滝となります。

A suggestive place from which you can enjoy a wonderful view

The town is of Etruscan origin and dates back to the mid-7th century BC. The current name derives from the nearby iron-rich water source.

Small natural mountain lake in a very suggestive place, not too far from the Capanna Efra of the same name.

Wonderful, sunny bathing bay just a few meters from the town centre.

the path to the bathing area leads past the church

Acquarossa ("red water") in the middle Blenio Valley takes its name from the local springs containing salt, iron, arsenic and lithium carbonate, which have a constant temperature of 25 to 26 degrees Celsius and flow out of the mountainside at 2500 liters per minute. The bathing and drinking water from the spring, as well as the red mud (fango) obtained from it, are said to have medicinal healing powers. The first mention of the place name Aquam rubeam comes from 1446. In the 18th century there was a small bath that was built in 1786 on the foundations of an earlier building, the Palazzo Malingamba. A park, several restaurants, a post office with telephone and telegraph as well as a carriage service and, from 1911, a rail connection to the Biasca-Acquarossa railway (today the new bus station) near Comprovasco were available. Initially almost unknown in the north of the Alps, the spa was visited primarily from Ticino and Italy until the outbreak of the First World War.

The last waterfall of the course of the Nála has formed over the centuries a remarkable well, located on the edge of the town of Osogna, surrounded by rocks and stones shaped over time by the waters of the events of nature. The beautiful well in the summer turns into a beach, becoming the ideal place to relax, have fun, cool off and relax in the midst of nature. In the Pozzón area there is the Grotto al Pozz, a joyful meeting place in hot summers, where you can enjoy a good Ticino dish while enjoying the coolness and beauty of the waterfall and the well.