Trentino Alto Adige Region

Located at the northern end of Italy, on the border with Austria and Switzerland. Trentino Alto Adige is, among the Italian regions, best known for the beauty of its mountains.

Its territory extends from the Adamello-Brenta group and from the peaks of Ortles and Cevedale to the most suggestive mountains in Europe: the Dolomites of Val di Fassa, Brenta, Val Gardena, Val di Fiemme.

This scenario contains an extraordinary variety of landscapes: impressive peaks, woods, wide valleys, waterways, lakes, an enchanting play of light among the spiers of the Dolomites. A vast ski area with hundreds of kilometres of slopes places the region at the forefront of winter tourism: Madonna di Campiglio, Canazei, Moena, San Martino di Castrozza are some of the most popular destinations, very popular both in winter and in summer for a holiday full of nature, sport and fun.

Characteristic is the panorama of Lake Garda which in the Trentino area narrows and looks like a fjord closed in the mountains.

Fascinating land of passage and meeting point between the Latin and Nordic world, Trentino Alto Adige also preserves a remarkable cultural heritage: prehistoric remains, enchanting castles, sanctuaries and cities of historical and artistic importance. There are several spas offering treatments and treatments: Merano, Lèvico Terme, Peio, Rabbi and Comano Terme, just to mention the best-known ones.

The provinces of Trentino Alto Adige are: Bolzano (capital of the region) and Trento.