Trentino, Northern Italy
Located in the country's far north, Trentino is an autonomous wine producing province bordering Lombardia & Veneto. The skiing areas in Trentino are surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Dolomites.
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Bolzano
An entrance to the Dolomites, Bolzano is also on the well-known South Tyrolean Wine Trail. Enjoy the surrounding outdoors on cycling paths and hiking walks reached by cable car. Tasty gastronomy too.
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Riva del Garda
Riva Del Garda is a favourite resort town in Northern Italy with a historical centre and grand hotels on the harbour. In a former fortress is the Museo Alto Garda, housing historical displays and art.
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Trento
Trento is known for the Buonconsiglio Castle, home to late-medieval fresco cycles. Be sure to visit the Trento Cathedral, featuring a rose window and a baroque chapel, sits on Piazza Duomo.
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Ortisei
Located in the Dolomites Val Gardena, surrounded by mountains, Ortisei is a very pretty village with ornate facades and an attractive pedestrian shopping area.
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Alpe di Siusi
Enjoy nature at its best with breathtaking alpine meadows and the dominating peaks of the Dolomites. Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm is an attractive paradise guaranteed to please lovers of the outdoors.
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Merano
Merano is a historical spa resort town with a long history dating back to 15BC. Surrounded by gorgeous scenery, be sure to visit the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle and Terme Merano Thermal Baths.
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Lake Caldaro
A wooden pathway weaves its way through the biotope, past a bird-watching tower. Lake Caldaro is the warmest swimming lake in the Italian Alps, a popular holiday spot on the South Tyrolean Wine Trail.
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Lake Braies
Lake Braies is a very pretty mountain lake, with turquoise-green water and reflections of the imposing Seekofel. A jewel in the Dolomites, this lake is a beauty for photographers and hikers alike.