Articles for Passo Resia
Where to fish in South Tyrol
South Tyrol is an ideal destination for those who enjoy mountain fishing. With rivers...
Lake holidays in Trentino-Alto Adige and Belluno
A lake holiday is the perfect choice for anyone looking to relax in nature without gi...
Benedictine Abbey of Marienberg
The Benedictine Abbey of Marienberg, lies in the green of the hills near Burgusio in...
Swiss Pine in the Dolomites
The Swiss stone pine, also known as cembra pine, is a tree species native to the Dolo...
Val Venosta Museum in Sluderno
In Sluderno, in a 16th century restored building, the Val Venosta Museum tries to con...
Coira Castle
Churburg Castle (Castel Coira) in Sluderno, Alta Val Venosta, is a Renaissance reside...
The 10 most beautiful cycling routes in the Dolomites
If you’re looking for things to do in the mountains beyond hiking, the Dolomites cycl...
10 destinations in the Dolomites to photograph at least once
The Dolomites are wonderful, there's no doubt about it. Whether it's summer, winter,...
Wine and food tour in South Tyrol
South Tyrol is without a doubt the dream of every gourmet. An uncontaminated nature,...
S. Benedetto Church in Malles
S. Benedetto Church, at the entry of Malles, it represents a historical and artistic...
How to get to South Tyrol
South Tyrol is an easily accessible destination in every season, thanks to its strate...
Speck from the Dolomites
The Speck of the Dolomites is one of the most iconic and representative cured meats o...
Stelvio National Park
Officially established in 1935 (even if a good management and environmental watch wil...
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...
Snowshoe hikes in Passo Resia
The Passo Resia holiday area offers a dense network of trails for snowshoeing: discov...
Sailing on Lake Resia
Water sports in South Tyrol are popular, especially in the Passo Resia holiday area i...