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5 Good Reasons to Visit Val Sarentino (All Year Round)

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Embark on a picturesque journey through the enchanting Val Sarentino, nestled in the heart of South Tyrol / Alto Adige, where a road from Bolzano winds gracefully along the plateau,…

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The Magic of Christmas Markets – the Original Ones

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Like a Winter Fairy Tale: lights, decorations, trees, Christmases, and the tolling of bells. In the villages of South Tyrol you can live a dream… Lights, colours, scents: a warm…

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Embrace Autumnal Splendor: Slow Trail Hikes Before the Snow Arrives

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The woods are ablaze with a myriad of colours, sunsets are more intense, and the air has a crispness to it. Before the snow blankets the peaks of South Tyrol…

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Nature’s Embrace: Wellness & Spa in the Heart of the Dolomites

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Relaxation and rejuvenation in South Tyrol extend to the accommodations themselves, whether it's a cozy bed and breakfast or a luxurious five-star hotel. All offer a wellness area or a tranquil nook. These spaces are always innovative and exude contemporary design, always in harmony with nature. Unconventional saunas, pools that seem to touch the sky, and charming relaxation spots amidst forests or lakes are all at your disposal.

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Taste the Mountain for Autumn Traditions

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As the hues turn warmer and the pace of life slows down, autumn emerges as one of the finest moments to explore South Tyrol / Alto Adige. It’s also an…

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Sardinia – Inner Beauty

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A journey of discovery beyond the Costa Smeralda into the surprising Sardinian hinterland. It is above all the many testimonies of megalithic cultures that can be seen almost everywhere on the island that have given Sardinia the nickname of the «Stonehenge of the Mediterranean». Trek through deep gorges, discover charming villages between Ogliastra and Barbagia and immerse yourself in some of the most representative sites of the Sardinian mining epic.

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The Taste of Cycling – Into the Colors of Lake Garda

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Lake Garda, a scenic combination of water, plains and relief, acquires a whole other flavour when explored by bike. There is a wide choice of flat and uphill itineraries, with beautiful routes from every cardinal point. Discover more.

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Naturally dyed Easter eggs in the Dolomite Mountains, Italy.

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Easter Traditions in the Dolomite Mountains

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Pasqua, or Easter in Italian, is a beautiful time in the Dolomites. Traditions vary between regions in Italy, from province to province, and, in the Dolomites, from valley to valley.

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Combating Lockdown Loneliness – Sociable Trip Options for Solo Travelers

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13th January 2022 By Kate Sheppard – Travel and Parenting Writer Follow Kate on Twitter! Loneliness isn’t just the prerogative of the elderly. Never has this been more apparent…

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Cortina d’Ampezzo – Crown Jewel of the Dolomites

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While the Dolomite Mountains have been called most beautiful mountains on earth, Cortina d’Ampezzo is undisputedly the most famous town here, and one of the best known in all of…

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