Where to Go
After exploring WWI bunkers, use a wartime mule track to navigate the Tofane massif
Explore the other-worldly Masarè amphitheatre, which is littered with war relics
Be mesmerised by emerald lakes like Lago di Braies that are surrounded by picture-perfect peaks
Circuit the famous Tre Cime di Lavaredo on one of the most iconic and panoramic hikes in the Dolomites region or pass them as you cycle in the Landro Valley
Admire the limestone Dolomites peaks at sunset, when the mountains take on a breathtaking hue of pink known as ‘Alpenglow’
Face your fear of heights on the ‘iron ways’ of the Via Ferrata, a wartime network of hair-raising ladders and bridges
Visit the charming medieval town of Bolzano, situated in the heart of the dramatic Dolomites and surrounded by hilly vineyards
Follow the Adige Valley Bike Path through orchards, vineyards and charming villages, or the newly extended Brennero-Bolzano Bicycle Route past historic villages, impressive castles and beautiful lakes
Take a ferry across Italy’s largest lake, Lake Garda
Sample wine as you cycle through the orchards and vineyards of the South Tyrolean wine route
See the most extensive collection of WWI relics in Italy in a 14th century castle-turned-museum in Rovereto
Walk in the footsteps of Mozart, who filled the town of Ala with music as a young prodigy