Trentino-Alto Adige

Trentino Alto-Adige - also known as South Tyrol - is a marvelous region hidden amid the majestic peaks and valleys of the Italian Alps. The region finds its essence in an eclectic mix of cultures: Italian, German, Austrian and Ladin influences intertwine, steeping these lands with a stunning variety of cuisine, craftsmanship, history and traditions.

This is the place where alpine traditions meet the Italian lifestyle in a stunning land of natural wonders, sumptuous castles, mirror-still lakes and delightful hamlets surrounded by the Dolomites. Picturesque and romantic, this region is also the cradle of a strong Italian tradition of craftsmanship. Here woodcarving is a true art, handed over generations thanks to the region’s geographic characteristics and many other traditions makes Trentino Alto-Adige a sparkling gem of Italy.

Trento and the Dolomites - House of some of the most beautiful mountains of the country, this part of the region is dotted with Dolomites – UNESCO World Heritage Sites – and characterized by stunning natural landscapes of unmatched beauty. Trento is one of the biggest art cities of the region: surrounded by massive mountains and unspoiled nature, it is the cradle of the local culture and represent a must-visit destination for history and art lovers.

Val di Non - Val di Non is renowned for its stunning landscapes, scattered with apple orchards that delight the eyes during the blossom season. Here in the valley are nestled beautiful examples of Italian history, such as the elegant Thun Castle with its 16th century original furniture and artworks, or the breath-taking San Romedio Sanctuary.

Dolomiti del Brenta - The Natural Park of Brenta Dolomites is one of the most important destinations to admire the beauty of unspoiled nature and enjoy the healing power of thermal waters. This area is rich with farmers’ villages and Rango is one of the most beautiful medieval hamlets of Italy, where traditional rural activities are still practiced today.

Lago di Garda - Here on its shores lies Riva del Garda, where the azure of the water and the green of the Mediterranean vegetation combine to create a natural artwork. The town is an open-air gymnasium, with trekking routes and picturesque views on the lake and the mountains.

Bolzano - The historic old town of Bolzano is characterized by a unique look, with arches and antique details that make it a true jewel. Surrounded by the mountains, the city has its history in its architectural heritage: the Runkelstein Castle was built in 1237 and houses many ancient frescoes, evidence of a rich past.

Copper from Trento - A symbol of the local craftsmanship tradition is the working of copper: just at the city gate Navarini Rame is the family’s museum-workshop where the local artisans follow traditional techniques passed down generations to create stunning metal artworks, evoking a nostalgic and rustic charm.

Wood from Val Gardena - Helmut Santifaller celebrates the art of wood carving, as a consistent part in Val Gardena craftsmanship tradition. At his workshop an experienced carver decorates furniture and home accessories by hand creating original artworks.

Venture into the majestic peaks of Trentino‑Alto Adige, where alpine lodges and mountain chalets blend into forests and meadows. Ideal for lovers of nature and design, each stay offers handcrafted wood interiors, panoramic mountain vistas, and a genuine connection to Tyrolean traditions. Here, comfort meets heritage high in the Dolomites.

Lefay Resort and Spa, Pinzolo

White Deer Mountain Lodge, San Lorenzo di Sebato

Berghotel Ladinia, Corvara

Eco Hotel Saltus, San Genesio Atesino

Schgaguler Hotel, Castelrotto

Villa Arnica, Lana

Forestis Dolomites, Bressanone

Alpina Dolomites, Castelrotto

Adler Lodge Ritten, Soprabolzano