Curiosities and tips for a holiday in the Dolomites
Informations, articles and tips for a holiday in the UNESCO Dolomites of Trentino, South Tyrol and Belluno
7‑Day Holiday in the Dolomites: What to See and What Not to Miss
The Dolomites are one of the most fascinating destinations in Europe: spectacular pea...
10 things to see and do in Falcade and the Biois valley
Among the most beautiful Dolomite valleys we find the Biois valley (Val del Bioi...
Customs, Culture and Traditions of Val Sarentino
For the people of Val Sarentino, traditions are not only elements of social cohesion...
The craftsmanship of Val Sarentino
Craftsmanship and entrepreneurial activity are arts that have been passed down for ge...
Castel Wolfsthurn
Castel Mareta, also known as Castel Wolfsthurn, stands on a hill in Mareta, a hamlet...
Mart: Museum of modern and contemporary art of Trento and Rovereto
The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto, MART, came into bei...
Castle of Appiano
Castle Hocheppan is located on a rocky spur above Missiano, a hamlet of Appiano on th...
Arte Sella
Arte Sella is a large Nature Art exhibition visible in the woods and meadows of Val d...
Spring in Merano and Merano Wine Festival
For the city of Merano in South Tyrol, spring is a very important and particularly he...
A journey through art, history and culture in Valsugana
The Valsugana, besides being a large diffuse museum of contemporary art, is also an a...
The Forest of Violins
Violins, in Val di Fiemme, found their raw material: the resonance firs. The lute-mak...
Easter Traditions in South Tyrol
South Tyrol is deeply connected to many old customs and traditions that are observed...
The typical masks of Carnival in the Dolomites
Carnival in Trentino, Alto Adige, Belluno and Friuli is a very popular festival: para...
The bell tower in the lake of Resia
A lake which seems to extend as far as the eternal snow of the glaciers with the bell...