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Italy's best hiking and walking trails (The Road Less Travelled) →

From the cuisine to the architecture to the character of the people who live here: Merano combines traditional Tyrolean and Mediterranean cultures to perfection (Boutique & Design Hotel ImperialArt) →
Time is priceless. Luxury an attitude to life which is reflected in every courteous gesture and in every fulfilled desire. We see it as an objective & a passion at the same time to turn your 5-star holiday in South Tyrol into a celebration! (Alpenpalace Spa Retreat) →
The Dolomites are renowned as a walker's paradise and prized for their sensational regenerative effects. The air at between 1,200 and 2,000 metres a.s. l. releases happiness hormones. Mountain of choices awaits you! (Hotel Adler Dolomiti) →
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Trentino Alto Adige at a glance

Trentino and Alto Adige: the two faces of a border land. Romantic like its alpine chalets, majestic like the Dolomite mountains, charmingly persuasive like its inhabitants.
Trentino Alto Adige is located in the far North of Italy and shares borders with both Austria and Switzerland. The regions Alpine climate ensures plenty of snow in the winter and refreshingly cool summer temperatures. This is a predominantly mountainous region, rich in alpine valleys, rivers and lakes and home to three Natural Parks: the Adamello-Brenta, Paneveggio-Pale of S.Martino and Stelvio, all of which provide the ideal habitat for numerous species of flora and fauna. The Italian Dolomites are ideal winter sports territory and, not surprisingly, Trentino boasts some of the best equipped ski resorts in Europe. The region is also home to a number of the world's finest hotels and restaurants.