팔라네드라 호수 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The Church of San Remigio, first mentioned in 1228, was probably completely rebuilt at the beginning of the 16th century. The bell tower bears the date 1506. Inside the single-nave church, the vault, decorated with 18th-century frescoes, is noteworthy. The north side opens into the chapels, each with its own altar. One of these houses a large painting by Godefridus Maes (1683), depicting the Last Supper. Three more chapels are located on the north side, one of which is dedicated to the Crucifixion and has been a subject of devout veneration since ancient times. The lunette in the choir was decorated with frescoes by Giovanni Meletta of Loco in 1902 (depicting San Remigio baptizing King Clodoveo). The high altar, with its polychrome ciborium, supports a wooden statue of Saint Barbara. The wrought-iron grilles are the work of local craftsmen (18th century).

fork in the road

The parish church of Auressio, dedicated to St. Anthony the Abbot, dates back to the 16th century and was rebuilt and enlarged in the 18th century. The bell tower dates from 1775.

Alpine roses everywhere

A unique excursion to the Onsenone Valley

A small town with a great history of changes over the centuries. The first mention of Auressio dates back to 1233 with the name of Oraxio. In the Middle Ages it formed the municipality of Pedemonte with the villages of Verscio, Cavigliano and Tegna. In September 1800, Auressio saw the first signs of a revolt in Valle Onsernone against the Swiss regiments and French troops occupying Ticino. The prefect of Lugano ordered the military occupation of Auressio and the extradition of eight citizens. Subsequent modifications and changes continued until the early 1900s.

A small town with a great history of changes over the centuries. The first mention of Auressio dates back to 1233 with the name of Oraxio. In the Middle Ages it formed the municipality of Pedemonte with the villages of Verscio, Cavigliano and Tegna. In September 1800, Auressio saw the first signs of a revolt in Valle Onsernone against the Swiss regiments and French troops occupying Ticino. The prefect of Lugano ordered the military occupation of Auressio and the extradition of eight citizens. Subsequent modifications and changes continued until the early 1900s.

End point of the Onsernone Valley and starting point for many hikes, especially the picturesque little road that winds from Spruga down to the banks of the Isorno through the impressive natural landscape of the planned Locarnese National Park is definitely worth this detour.