Nature Tourism, Trentino-South Tyrol

Map of the valley (www.valgenova.com)
Nardis waterfalls (www.sentieriselvaggi.com)
A speciment of Turk's cap (www.stelviopark.it)
A typical alpine chalet (www.parks.it)
Winter panorama of the National Park, with snow-covered peaks (www.parks.it)
Steinbock in the high mountain of the National Park (www.parks.it)
Lago di Levico foto di Vito Arcomano, fototeca Enit (www.enit.it)
(www.dolomiten-suedtirol.com)
A view of the landscape of Stelvio National Park (www.parks.it)
(www.dolomiten-suedtirol.com)

Relax in close contact with nature

To immerse oneself in the tranquillity of endless green expanses, to surprise a goat at the edge of a wood, to listen to the sound of a waterfall or follow the flight of a butterfly. Nature after all is the perfect companion which permits us to spend our holidays far from the chaos of the city, surrounded by simplicity and relaxation.
In order to experience nature, it is enough to follow those untrodden, perhaps forgotten, paths which are found in the parks and natural reserves all over Italy, to cross breathtaking scenery which contains an entire world waiting to be discovered over and above the usual delights Italy has to offer: beautiful city centres, genuine food, unusual cultural activities and living traditions. For the adventurer the natural parks represent the opportunity to discover abandoned places or territories, thus transforming them into instruments for the cultural, economic and social recovery and development of areas neglected down the centuries. It is exactly here that we can recover an authentic relationship with nature and observe the inhabitants of these incredible ecosystems.

Nardis waterfalls (www.sentieriselvaggi.com)

Val di Genova, Valley of the Falls

Situated in the western part of the Adamello-Brenta Natural Park, the Val di Genova is a narrow unspoilt enclosed valley characterised by the sound of waterfalls and torrents of swirling water. Covered as it is in thick woods, it is the ideal place for lovers of nature, sport and good cuisine. » Visit

A speciment of Turk's cap (www.stelviopark.it)

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. » Visit

Val Venosta

Among the most beautiful valleys of the Italian region of Alto Adige, Val Venosta has the beauty of a alpine landscape tempered by a mediterranean climate. Relaxation and fun are the order of the day among the peaks of the Ortles Range perennially covered by snow or among the extensive fruit orchards and vineyards. » Visit

Valle di Anterselva

As the historical link between Val Pusteria and the Tyrol, and situated between Brunico and Dobbiaco, this valley in Alto Adige offers fantastic holidays for the whole family in every season of the year: snow covered winter landscapes, fields full of flowers in spring, cultivated fields and extensive forests in summer and the vibrant play of colour in autumn. » Visit

Lago di Levico foto di Vito Arcomano, fototeca Enit (www.enit.it)

Lakes Caldonazzo and Levico

The lakes of Caldonazzo and Levico are two of the most important and enchanting natural treasures of Valsugana and Lagorai; they are beautiful stretches of water surrounded by mountains that are unique in the World, with their natural parks, uplands and typical farmer’s refuges on the alpine pastures. » Visit

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