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Lombardy, Itineraries
The dark red flower of the high mountain, the Negritella (www.parcoadamello.it)
Vittoriale degli Italiani (www.tommasobeniero.com)
Ragaiolo waterfall in Trentino (www.stelviopark.it)
The typical alpine chalet, Malga Corti (www.parcoadamello.it)
The marmot (www.parcoadamello.it)
Steinbock in the high mountain of the National Park (www.parks.it)
Wood flower, the nemorosa anemone (www.parcoadamello.it)
The castle of Lonato of the Visconti period (www.scuolelonato.it)
Predator of the mountain, the golden eagle (www.parcoadamello.it)
View of Cima Plem from Benedetto Lake (www.parcoadamello.it)
The ideal holiday
There are many ways of being on holiday. Carefree on a chaise longue on a sunny beach, intent on visiting a baroque church, relaxing and pampered in a spa, buzzing around the pavilions of a busy international Trade Fair or simply astride a horse on one of the country roads taking you to a farm where you can taste the typical Italian fare on offer, wholesome and tasty.
There are therefore many ways in which to experience Italy as a tourist and travel enthusiast, and in each case you can count on comfortable accommodation whose mark of quality is its being Italian. It is enough to discover your kind of holiday and then set in motion your choice for a city, a country setting or a gastronomic experience. After all there are thousands of possible itineraries each proposing a different corner of Italy.
Cultural Tourism
THE ART ROADS
A journey through the beauty of Brescia and Lake Garda to rediscover the thousand years’ old historic, artistic and cultural heritage of this splendid rich territory. » scopri
Nature Tourism
In the heart of the Alps
Situated on the Lombard side of the Adamello Mountain Range, the Adamello Regional Park covers an area of more than 50 thousand hectares, and borders on the Stelvio Regional Park to the north and on the Adamello-Brenta Regional Park (situated in Trentino-Alto-Adige) to the east. » scopri
Treasures of Nature
Breathtaking panoramas of mountains, lakes and torrents; unique flora and fauna: all of this and more is on offer to the visitor in the biggest of the Italian National Parks. » scopri
