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Here you find mountains, lakes and a lot of castles.
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Paradise for trekking, biking and walking
2 Reviews and 65 Opinions We have just returned from a week at Parc Hotel Flora, this hotel was new renovated, is idealy...
1 Review and 53 Opinions Please note, the hotel has been refurbished and remodelled to more of a boutique hotel since my...
2 Reviews and 45 Opinions As the name suggests, this lovely hotel was once a villa. We stayed in a room in the original villa;...
Ognibeni.: Plants, flowers and decorations.
Maurizioago Says: Fioreria Ognibeni is a large store where you can buy plants, flowers, garden tools and lots of other things. Part of this shop is a large greenhouse with lots...
Maurizioago Says: This is an event to welcome spring. It is usually held in april at the Parco Asburgico in Levico Terme..Ortinparco includes workshops about compositions with...
Visit Abbazia di Novacella (Neustift)
PALLINA Says: This huge abbey dates back to 1142 thanks to Agostinians. You can access inside just with a guided tour (either in German or Italian, every hours). Actually the...
The Chestnut Festival in Roncegno.
Maurizioago Says: Every year in Trentino Alto Adige several chestnut feasts are held.I usually attend the one in Roncegno; a village not far from Caldonazzo.At this feast you can...
Maurizioago Says: You can travel by public transportation in Alto Adige as much as you like with a Mobilcard.This travel card is sold for three or seven days and it is valid on...
A transportation warning tip...see South Tyrol.
Maurizioago Says: At some towns the train stations are quite far from the town centre. For instance the old cores of Merano, Bressanone, Vipiteno are very far from their train...
Maurizioago Says: Vipiteno is a beautiful small town and a ski resort located some 30 km north of Bressanone, 70 km from Bolzano and 50 km from Innsbruck. It is 950 meters on the...
Maurizioago Says: Lago Santo literally means "holy lake". It is situated around 1200 meters on the sea level. It is of glacial origin. The names of this lake derives from a...
The Christmas market in Levico Terme.
Maurizioago Says: This beautiful Christmas market is held in a big park; Parco degli Asburgo. Usually here you can find around 40 wooden houses where you can buy some tipical...
The Pumpkin Festival in Pergine Valsugana.
Maurizioago Says: Time ago this event was held in Levico Terme, at Parco delle Terme. From 2006 this event has been held at Parco dei Tre Castagni in Pergine Valsugana. It is a...
Maurizioago Says: This small lake is situated 1079 meters on the sea level. It covers a surface area of 64000 mq. Here you can wander around it, lay under the sun or rent a pedal...
Maurizioago Says: Lavarone is a plateau formed by 22 villages. There are some buses every day from Trento to this place. The travel takes more or less one hour and a half.One of...
The idea to spend a week in South Tyrol/Alto Adige in Italy came about after my friend Helga (VT member habert62) and I had cancelled a trip to Tibet - one of the many reasons being my fear of the...
Just Barely Italy & First Dolomites Impressions
When romantic images of Italy dance in your head, it’s probably gondola laden canals and leaning towers of Coliseums that come to mind, not jagged mountain peaks jutting up from dense forest. The...
Trentino Alto Adige is Italy's northernmost region. It's mountainous and has lots of rivers and lakes. It consists of two provinces: Trento and Bolzano. This region is bordered by Austria to the......
Trentino-Alto Adige is a region in the north east of Italy, just south of the Austrian border. It is actually made up of two parts: Trentino and Alto Adige (surprise, surprise!). I have spent both...
Being surrounded by mountains it makes me feel, as if I would be in the wilderness of "dolce far niente", and nothing would be my thing, to sit only, to relax; thoroughly enjoying that whisper of...
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