Locarno

Locarno is a southern Swiss city and a municipality, the northern edge, the Swiss Alps On the southern foot of Ticino's canton, at its northern end, its population is approximately 16,000 proper, and there are other municipalities with approximately 56,000 ascents for the total population of the same name in the town of Locarno. Located in the northeast part of Ella, the town is located in the south-western part of Delta across the river Ascona, it is the 74th largest city in Switzerland, where the population and the third largest city in Ticino Canton After Lugano and Belinhoto - the official language of Locarno is Italian, the city is known for hosting the Locarno International Film Festival, Piazza Grande, which includes open-air screening, discusses a series of European regional agreements in October 1925.

In January 2004, Italian historian Marino Vigano estimated that That the Palace of Locarno can be designed by Leonardo Vinny. In the area around today's Via S. Jorio, in 1934, a necropolis was found with the earliest Bronze Age about 14th century BC with 14 cache tombs. Some urns were buried directly, while others were placed in a stone box. In addition to burnt bones, bronze jewelry, which had a fire, with comb, head bangles, hair pins and a slight neck, rings and knives. S. In the district of Antonio, similar vase was discovered, which was probably also a small graveyard. Ceramic and bronze objects meet with cangrate culture named after a large necropolis in the province of Milan.