Northern Italy's South Tyrol region is known for its skiing and winter sports but has also become increasingly popular in the warmer months as well. Over 450 km of hiking trails, lakes, fresh air, great hospitality and so much more are putting it at the ...

The most suggestive scenery of South Tyrol: the Sciliar Dolomites and the Siusi Alps. Inhale and exhale. Savor the atmosphere. The purity and clarity of the air are already enough to convince any mountain lover to stay for days! Immersed in one of the most ...

If we can't physically go to a museum then the next best thing is to use today's modern technology and experience it from the comfort of our own home! So many museums have gotten on board to make their exhibitions available online and one of ...

Located about 20 kilometers from Trento, in the Valley of the Lakes, Lake Cavedine is a small artificial basin that offers nature and sports enthusiasts the chance to spend a relaxing day outdoors away from the chaos of the city center. It is important to emphasize ...

The Alps are an absolute paradise for skiers. In an area of about 750 km, from Piedmont, Lombardy, Valle d'Aosta, Trentino, Veneto, and Friuli you'll find some of the most important ski resorts in Europe. November is typically the "warm-up" month and the start of ...

In northern Italy's Trentino-Alto Adige region, the International Dolomite Snow Festival returns. Visitors will feel like they are in a magical ice kingdom as they experience these amazing snow sculptures!  The Festival Every year during the month of January, the famous snow-themed festival is held in the ...

    When I think about Christmas markets, my mind inevitably goes back to Trentino Alto Adige and its snow-capped mountains, chestnuts and the warmth that only good hot chocolate can give you. The most renowned and biggest market in the region is in Trento! Every year it attracts thousands of tourists who flock ...

Dobbiaco in Val Pusteria is the perfect winter holiday destination. The quaint town and breathtaking landscape will leave you speechless.  Yes, I admit, I'm not objective when it comes to the Dolomites. Surrounded by rocky peaks, lush forests and endless skies and enriched by the traditional ...

The Italian city of Bolzano is a fantastic destination at any time of the year but is especially magical during the winter months. It is no surprise it was voted the city with the highest quality of life in Italy in 2014. It lies at ...

    The Bolzano Christmas Market, or Chriskindlmarkt, as it is called in German, takes place every year in the lovely city of Bolzano. Bolzano proudly bears three names which reflect its bordering cultures and languages of Italian (Bolzano), German (Bozen) and Ladin (Balsan). If it sounds ...