Intragna: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Intragna
Intragna is home to the bell tower of the Church of Intragna, which is considered the parish church of San Gottardo. The historic town centre includes historic buildings, typical houses and picturesque corners.
If you are planning a stay in Intragna, you may wish to book a hotel for this purpose.
Culture
The Church of San Gottardo, its bell tower, the churchyard and the cemetery cross form a complex considered historically and architecturally significant. The church was built between 1722 and 1738 next to the Oratory of the Immaculate Conception and is decorated in the late Baroque style.
The Campanile di Intragna is described as being 65.114 metres high and is considered the tallest bell tower in the canton of Ticino. Inside the bell tower, 165 granite steps lead to the bell level at a height of around 38 metres. From there, a 360-degree view opens up over the Centovalli, Terre di Pedemonte and Valle Onsernone. Visitors are referred to the adjacent Museo Regionale delle Centovalli e del Pedemonte for bell tower visits.
Surroundings
The area surrounding Intragna is home to Falconeria Locarno, Pizzo Peloso, Pizzo della Bassa, Cima di Aiarlo and Pizzo di Mezzodì.
Culture
The wider regional area around Intragna is home to Castello Sasso Corbaro, Palazzo Flaim and Bellinzona Abbey.
Getting there
From Locarno, Intragna can be reached by car by following the signs to Camedo, by PostBus route 324 or by the Vigezzina-Centovalli railway.
For the higher-level travel overview: Locarno District.
Other destinations
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