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Trentino Nature
Woodlands and pastureland covering 53% of the region. 300 alpine lakes. Three nature parks. “Biotopes” like reed beds, ponds and marshes. The breathtaking scenery of the Dolomites listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. And in Trento’s coat of arms, the golden eagle.

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Trentino Alto Adige Italy Vacation	Trentino Alto Adige	Italy vacation to Trentino Alto Adige, an off the beaten path Italy travel destination for winter ski sports, summer golf and hiking in the alps of Italy. Enjoy the fresh air, great people, and fine c...hover to read more
Trentino and its Cities	Trentino Alto Adige	From its foundation by the Romans in the 1st century BC to the Council of Trent, a major event in the Catholic Counter-Reformation. Up to 1968, when the city became the center of the student protests....hover to read more
Trentino Aerial Tour	Trentino Alto Adige	Mountains and valleys dominate Trentino Alto Adige. A crossways of different cultures, which has welcomed hardworking people, who loved the area while softening its ruggedness and making the most of i...hover to read more
Trentino People	Trentino Alto Adige	The home of Alcide De Gasperi, one of the founders of the Italian Republic, and of Luigi Negrelli, who designed the Suez Canal. But also of sports champions like cyclist Francesco Moser, and Cesare Ma...hover to read more
Trentino Experiences	Trentino Alto Adige	A region to be enjoyed all the year round. In the winter, with over 800 km of technologically advanced ski runs. And in the summer, exploring the national parks, rock faces and lakes, especially Lake ...hover to read more
Trentino Nature	Trentino Alto Adige	Woodlands and pastureland covering 53% of the region. 300 alpine lakes. Three nature parks. “Biotopes” like reed beds, ponds and marshes. The breathtaking scenery of the Dolomites listed by UNESC...hover to read more
South Tyrol and its Cities	South Tyrol	Bolzano is the most important city as far as culture, museums and modernity being surrounded by castles and overlooked by mountains. Merano retains a mild climate and thermal waters. Important to cite...hover to read more
South Tyrol People	South Tyrol	The region, framed by the World Heritage Site of the Dolomites, is Reinhold Messner's birthplace, the first mountaineer to have climbed all of the world's “eight-thousanders”. Characters such as A...hover to read more
Trento	Trento	The City of Trento has always been considered as a bridge between the German and Latin cultures. Trento's historic center bears numerous traces from the Renaissance, including its historic Piazza del ...hover to read more

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