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The Trentino-Alto Adige boasts 13 of the “Most Beautiful Villages in Italy”, small towns that express the authentic soul of the Dolomites and Alpine valleys, blending historic architecture, unspoiled nature, and authentic local experiences.
The 13 most beautiful villages in Trentino-Alto Adige
- Castelrotto
- Vipiteno
- Chiusa
- Egna
- Glorenza
- San Giovanni di Fassa
- Canale di Tenno
- Rango
- Mezzano
- Bondone
- San Lorenzo Dorsino
- Luserna
- Pieve Tesino
The most beautiful villages in Trentino-Alto Adige
Castelrotto
Located at the foot of the Alpe di Siusi, it is one of the most iconic Dolomite villages, known for its well-kept historic center, traditional farmsteads, and strong Ladin identity.
Vipiteno
An elegant medieval town in South Tyrol, famous for the Torre delle Dodici, marking the entrance to the old town, and its perfectly preserved pastel-colored medieval houses, creating a unique fairytale Tyrolean atmosphere.
Chiusa
A small gem in the Isarco Valley, known for its medieval center and the Sabiona Monastery overlooking the town, long associated with art and cultural inspiration.
Egna
Characterized by its long medieval arcades and strong wine and food tradition, located in one of South Tyrol’s main wine-growing areas.
Glorenza
The smallest walled town in South Tyrol, fully surrounded by perfectly preserved medieval walls, a rare example of an intact fortified village.
San Giovanni di Fassa
A Ladin village in the heart of Val di Fassa, surrounded by the Dolomites and deeply rooted in Alpine traditions and culture.
Canale di Tenno
A medieval village overlooking Lake Garda, with stone alleyways, rural houses, and a strongly artistic atmosphere.
Rango
A rural village known for its arcades and stone houses, preserving traditional Trentino rural life.
Mezzano
At the foot of the Pale di San Martino, famous for the artistic installation “Cataste & Canzei”, celebrating wood culture in a creative way.
Bondone
Overlooking Lake Idro, a historic mountain village linked to iron craftsmanship and Alpine traditions.
San Lorenzo Dorsino
Located at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites, formed by the union of two ancient villages in a stunning natural setting.
Luserna
A Cimbrian village preserving a unique Germanic language and culture, one of the most distinctive identities in Trentino.
Pieve Tesino
An Alpine village surrounded by forests and silence, offering a deeply authentic and rejuvenating atmosphere. Don’t miss the Arboreto del Tesino, a unique mountain botanical garden with species from around the world.
Why visit these villages in Trentino-Alto Adige
These 13 villages are perfect for travelers searching for:
- authentic Dolomite villages
- things to see in Trentino-Alto Adige
- medieval Alpine towns
- cultural mountain experiences
- nature and tradition holidays
They are ideal year-round destinations, from summer hikes to winter markets and ski experiences.
Where to stay to visit the villages
To fully experience these destinations, staying in local accommodations across the Dolomites valleys is highly recommended.
Discover the best stays on Dolomiti.it and plan your journey through the most beautiful villages of Trentino-Alto Adige, where every visit becomes an authentic encounter with Alpine culture and the Dolomites’ natural beauty.
