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Beautiful castle on Lake Lugano

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Small castle by the lake

On the top of the hill of Monte Barro, about a hundred meters from the agglomeration of the municipality of Torricella Taverne, there are the remains of a building dating from the late Middle Ages (XIII - XIV centuries) closely related to the Castle of Santa Sofia in Bironico. The latter is part of the Rusca family's buildings and castles of well-known political and historical importance in Ticino and northern Italy. It is mentioned in a document in 1354 and may mark (according to the Historical Dictionary of Switzerland) the boundary of the possessions of the royal court of Agnuzzo. It is possible that the structure was built on a pre-existing Lombard position, perhaps even in late antiquity.

The historic and wonderful Villa Ciani, which is embedded in the park of the same name, has served as the seat of important exhibitions since 1933. Today the villa is mainly used for contemporary artistic and historical exhibitions, but can also be booked on request exclusively for events within the framework of congresses. The Villa Ciani extends over three floors and has a total of 30 rooms of various sizes, all of which are connected to one another. The architecture of the building is particularly suitable for small exhibitions, VIP rooms, exhibition of scientific posters and other special events. There is also a direct connection to the main atrium of the Palazzo dei Congressi.

Ruin of an extensive castle complex on the banks of the Magliasina and on the old Roman road through the Malcantone. The square Bering and slight traces of the central main building (tower?) And other buildings are visible. The castle is said to have been destroyed in the war between Milan and Como in 1156.

This structure is part of today known as the Cadorna line defense system that - was built for fear of an Austro-German attack on neutral Switzerland - near the Swiss border. The Italian military corps had built two observation bunkers with the help of civilian labor: one below the oratory of San Martino and one for the artillery between the summit and the Vallalta yoke. In addition, a barracks, a cavern battery and a labyrinth of trenches and walkways were built in the village of Vallalta. The military importance of these structures diminished over time and they were only occasionally used for military training purposes.