- The Monte San Giorgio area is particularly important for the reproduction of amphibians and reptiles, it includes six sites identified as areas of national importance.
- The Monte San Giorgio is a mountain in Ticino in Switzerland. It is 1,097 m above sea level. M. high and lies between the two southern arms of Lake Lugano.
- The Swiss part of Monte San Giorgio was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2003, while the area in Italy was added in 2010.
- Comment (Automatic translation in english). This variant of Monte San Giorgio starts from the village of Serpiano, reachable by car or by bus.
- Monte San Giorgio fossils are collected, curated, and displayed by a small number of museums, primarily the PIMUZ, MSNM, and MCSN.
- Monte San Giorgio is a mountain in the southern Canton of Ticino in Switzerland, near the border with the province of Varese in Lombardy (Italy).
- Rising in a pyramid above Lake Lugano, 1097m Monte San Giorgio has become Ticino’s mountain of myth thanks to its rich stash of Triassic marine-life fossils...
- Monte San Giorgio, Lugano Önalplerinde, İsviçre'deki Lugano Gölü'ne bakan ormanlık bir dağdır (deniz seviyesinden 1,097 m yüksekliktedir).
- The layers of the oil shale of the Monte San Giorgio were also rich in fossils, they were discovered during mining excavations of the oil shale.
- UNESCO World Heritage site Monte San Giorgio awaits you. ... The Fossil Museum of the Monte San Giorgio is located in Meride, near the stop “Meride, Paese”.