Dog-Friendly Activities in Sornico, CH

Sentiero Dell'olivo translates to 'Olive Path' and is a walking area alongside Lake Lugano in Switzerland. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on a beautiful self-guided route through this quaint coastal town.

Allmend Brunau Sports Ground is pet-friendly. It's a nice place for dogs to stretch their legs and meet some other pups. The park isn't fenced, so you'll need to keep Fido on a leash during the visit. Allmend Brunau is open Monday through Friday from 7am until 10pm and Saturday to Sunday from 8am until 6pm.

Fido is welcome to join you while you browse and learn about the history of the University of Pavia at Museo per la Storia dell'Università di Pavia, a pet-friendly museum in Pavia, IT. Enjoy seeing the historical 18th, 19th and 20th century scientific collections, mainly pertaining to the fields of Medicine and Physics. Tickets are available online.

The Royal Walk in Wengen, CH, is a dog-friendly hiking and sightseeing adventure. Start by taking the cable car to Männlichen, then enjoy a 1 km Royal Walk with breathtaking panoramic views. Afterward, you can visit the alpine playground or hike to Kleine Scheidegg, where you'll be treated to stunning Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau vistas. Return by train or cable car. Between the summit are dining and shops, so you and your furry friend can relax and refuel.

Newton Rent a Boat is a pet-friendly boat rental service on Lake Como in Dongo, IT. Dogs are welcome to join their owners in all boat rentals except for SeaRay boats, which are carpeted and too difficult to clean. Treat your pooch to the Doggy Bar that includes cuddles from the receptionist, fresh water for pups and dog biscuits.

Parco Sempione is a pet-friendly park in Milan, IT. The largest park in the city welcomes leashed dogs to wander on the pathways and pups with good recall can play in certain grassy areas without a leash.

Milan Private Tours is a pet-friendly tour company in Milan, IT. Build your own itinerary to include highlights like Duomo Cathedral, Theatre La Scala, the charming district of Brera, Sforza Castle and more. Leashed dogs are welcome at all outdoor attractions during the tour.

Parco Del Valentino is one of the oldest pet-friendly parks in Turin, IT. Home to the Borgo Medievale, leashed dogs are welcome in the village and beyond to the rest of the park for a lovely walk on the trails under the shade of luscious trees that wind alongside the River Po. Well-behaved pups with good recall can even play off-leash in certain areas.

Mole Antonelliana, or The National Museum of Cinema, is a pet-friendly museum in Turin, IT. Located inside the Mole Antonelliana tower, this museum explores the history of motion pictures with interactive exhibit and more. Dogs are welcome on the ground floor of the museum, as long as they are on a leash and owners carry a muzzle just in case. Small dogs that can be carried can explore the rest of the museum and the Panoramic Lift from the comfort of a carrier or their owner arms.

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Free Walking Tour Turin is a pet-friendly tour company based in Turin, IT. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on the family-friendly excursion, which features a historic square and park and guides tourists along Via Roma to Piazetta Cln. Walking tours meet at the Porta Nuova metro station exit and last 2.5 to three hours.

Sforza Castle in Milan, IT, is home to pet-friendly grounds that you can explore with your pooch. Leashed dogs can join their owners in the outdoor areas that surround this historic castle that was originally built in the 15th century.

Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli is a pet-friendly historic city park in Milan, Italy. Located in the Porta Venezia district, this public park has off-leash areas for dogs to run freely and get some exercise. Dog owners are invited to walk the winding trails around pretty water features and shaded lanes with their pooches by their side. The park is open every day of the week from 6:30am to 11:30pm.

Fido is welcome to join you as you walk around this UNESCO World Heritage Site, located on Lake Constance in Unteruhldingen, Germany. Dogs must be kept on a leash and a respectful distance from other dogs and visitors. Explore the rebuilt houses and discover life in the Stone and Bronze Age.

Il Centro is a pet-friendly shopping mall in Milan, IT. Check out the city's famous styles at a variety of clothing stores at this popular mall. Dogs are welcome throughout the communal areas and in most stores. Thirsty pups can rehydrate at the water fountains under the arcade outside.

Borgo Medievale is a pet-friendly historical park in Turin, IT. Originally built for the Italian General Exhibition of 1884, this recreation of a 15th-century village showcases the typical building style of Piedmont and the Aosta Valley. Leashed dogs are welcome to stroll around the outdoor areas of this open-air museum.

Parco delle Cave is a pet-friendly recreation space in Milan, IT. Located on the site of a former quarry, the city's third-largest park features lakes, shady running trails and open space to explore. The park isn't an official dog park or fenced, but visitors with dogs under voice command will find quiet spots to let them run off-leash.

Golf Des Iles Borromées is a pet-friendly golf course in Brovello-Carpugnino, IT. Located next to Lake Maggiore less than an hour from Milan, this beautiful 18-hole course features panoramic views of the Ticino plain, Simplon Alps and four pre-Alpine lakes. Leashed dogs are always welcome on the course.

Vittorio Formentano Park is a pet-friendly urban park in Milan, IT. This leafy park is home to green space, a war memorial and paved trails to wander with your dog. While not an official dog park, pups under voice command are able to stretch their legs off-leash in certain areas.

Parco Don Luigi Giussani is a pet-friendly park in Milan, IT. This pretty park features trails and wooden benches for picnics that you can enjoy with your leashed pup. There are also four separate canine play areas that pups can enjoy off-leash. Dogs are not allowed in the swimming area or in the play parks.

Public park with fenced dog playing area, financed by the Health Departement Basel-City and equipped with dog friendly art sponsored by local artists). In addition there are two dog beaches (project by the veterinary office Basel -City running till november 2013) along the rhine (one underneath the famous Tinguely Museum at the lowerside of the rhine (Bus Stop Solitude, near the Roche Company) and on the greater Side at the Rhine (St. Alban Rheinweg).