Hiking between lakes and Alpine peaks: starting from Castasegna you can explore the beautiful paths in Val Bregaglia and admire unique views of the border between Italy and Switzerland. In autumn, the Chestnut Festival attracts numerous tourists to visit the most largest chestnut grove in Europe

Winter sports: just a 20-minute drive away, the slopes of Madesimo in Italy offer fun for skiers and snowboarders. A half-hour drive away, you can discover the beautiful Engadin with its crystal-clear lakes and the slopes of St. Moritz, Corvatch and Furtchellas in Sils Maria.

Art and Artists: Val Bregaglia is the birthplace of the artists Alberto and Giovanni Giacometti; while the famous painter Giovanni Segantini lived and found inspiration in this magnificent valley. In St. Moritz, the Segantini Museum celebrates his work and the deep connection with these places. Do not miss the Biennale Bregaglia, an opportunity to immerse yourself in art

contemporary art in a unique, natural setting.

Timeless villages: To be discovered is the village of Soglio, one of the most typical and visited villages in Switzerland. In neighbouring Italy, a 10-minute drive from Castasegna, the town of Chiavenna offers glimpses of narrow streets with ancient cobblestones, medieval towers and breathtaking tours.

Hiking between trails, Alpine peaks, and winter sports: starting from Grono you can explore the paths of the Calanca Valley and the Mesolcina Valley, where you can savour the of the still wild and unspoilt environment. Particularly challenging is the Moesa for paddling enthusiasts. A 20-minute drive away, lovers of skiing and snowboarders can reach the slopes of San Bernardino, 40 minutes by car the slopes of Spluga and in 60 minutes by car the famous slopes of Andermatt.

Art and history: 10 minutes by car, Mesocco Castle shows a fortress built in the Mesolcina Valley on a steep rock spur carved out by the Moesa River. The three Castles of Bellinzona, under Unesco protection, offer guided tours to discover three treasures of the Middle Ages. They are a plunge into history and offer splendid views of the city and the surrounding mountains.

surrounding mountains.

Local flavours: around Grono, it is possible to visit the famous grotti, where the tradition tradition continues with alpine cheeses, rustic polenta and artisanal cured meats