The Cimbra Alps, that is, Folgaria, Lavarone and Lusérn and many other smaller villages, are a borderland which still shows the signs of its ancient origin, from the German-Cimbra colonization to World War I and the Cold War.

Museums, exhibitions, the ancient masi, authentic traditions that can be observed in this place and in its genuine and generous people.

Walking through the streets of the old town, along the banks of the River Adige, you will discover the wonders of the City of Love.

Throughout the centuries, the architecture of Verona has been marked by various dominations: from the first Roman settlements to the age of the comuni, the domination of the Scaliger lords and the Venetian and Habsburg rule.

In the centre of the city, in Piazza Bra, stands the majestic Arena, the Roman amphitheatre that for decades has hosted the prestigious summer opera season. The “liston”, a wide footway surrounding the square, is overlooked by Palazzo Barbieri and Palazzo Gran Guardia. There are also other old buildings with bars and restaurants usually frequented by Verona citizens and tourists from all over the world.

Not far away, you will find Juliet’s House with its famous balcony; a place that every year welcomes thousands of visitors fascinated by Romeo and Juliet, the two lovers whose story was told by Shakespeare in his well known tragedy.

For centuries, Bolzano has always been in a privileged position for trade between Italy and Germany.

Today, the capital of South Tyrol is a cosmopolitan city, lively, cheerful, modern and elegant at the same time!

Its landscape offers the right balance between houses and green areas. In the city, there are many paths for those who want to go for a walk without being too far away from the centre; at the same time, expert hikers can use one of the three cable cars to reach the highlands that surround the capital.

When we talk about nature, Bolzano has no equal!

The most important Ecumenical Council of the Modern Age (1545-63) was held in Trento, a city that at that time was already a unique meeting point of European cultures. An incredibly culturally rich city, especially thanks to this extraordinary mix and its prestigious University.

To admire its beauty, you only need to walk through its streets: from the Cathedral to the enchanting square with the Fountain of Neptune and then buildings adorned with frescoes, signs of the Habsburg domination, towers and alleys, the Castle of Buonconsiglio which was in the past the sumptuous residence of the Prince Bishop of Trento and a museum today.

The new Science Museum, the renowned MUSE designed by Renzo Piano. Other interesting places are the Diocesan Museum, Piedicastello Art Galleries, the Caproni Museum of Aviation.

Summer events include the internationally renowned Festival of Economics. Also an important festival in honour of Saint Vigilius, the patron saint of Trento.

In winter, Mount Bondone turns into the perfect place for Alpine skiing, Nordic skiing and snowboarding, while the city becomes imbued with the magical atmosphere of the Christmas Market.