Trentino-Alto Adige

The waters sliding down from the glaciers have carved the rocks of Trentino-Alto Adige, embroidering the landscapes of this region that still remains a frontier, where the Italian soul blends with the crisp air of Germany and Austria. The Dolomites dominate a landscape of forests and valleys, traversed by rushing rivers and the tranquil tranquility of lakes. This region is not just nature, but also history and culture. From the mountain cliffs, small villages emerge like edelweiss flowers, clinging to rocky ridges or nestled in the valleys: Trento, with its Catholic council buildings, but also German-speaking Bolzano, and the narrow streets of Merano that lead to the romantic Via dei Portici, best explored hand in hand, strictly in pairs. Whether you're traveling as a couple, in a group, or even alone, any option is a good one for visiting the region's many natural parks, including Selva Val Gardena, Val di Non National Park, and the Gardens of Traumansdorff , "the most beautiful garden in Italy," with plants from every corner of the world. Tired yet? Trentino is waiting to be seen and discovered, with long walks and ski runs down the mountains. And if you visited in the summer, mark your calendars for next winter because you can't miss immersing yourself in the wonderful atmosphere of the Christmas markets, where you'll find unique handcrafted decorations as well as infusions and herbal teas made with mountain herbs and the scents of Trentino, perfect for warming up any winter.