Trentino-Alto Adige
The Loden Tradition in Trentino Alto Adige
Is there any winter clothing able to combine style, tradition and comfort more than a made-in-Italy loden garment from Trentino Alto Adige?
Read MoreCaptivating Family Cycling in the Dolomites: Out by Bike, Back by Train
San Candido is part of the Dolomites World Heritage Area in South Tyrol or Alto Adige in Italian, close to the Austrian border. It’s the starting point for the immensely popular 44km cycle path....
Read MoreNew running and walking trails in Dolomites
Whether you prefer walking or running, you can now combine your sport with a nature holiday in the stunning scenery of the Dolomites and benefit from the fresh, mountain air The Running Park Alpe di Siusi [Trentino Alto-Adige] was officially opened on Sunday...
Read MoreChristmas Markets in Italy
Every year, during the Advent period, many towns in Trentino Alto Adige recreate the magical atmosphere of traditional street markets with wooden huts offering exquisite craftsmanship, local food and wine, children entertainment, Christmas carols and lights.
Read MoreRock peaks a record of geological epochs
Rock striations in a Dolomite mountain group conserve the history of geological periods from the demise of the dinosaurs to the age of the modern mammal, say earth scientists.
Read MorePizza-makers dismiss vending machine
Italian pizza makers said Monday they were ''unafraid'' by news that a Rovereto businessman has developed the world's first automatic vending machine for freshly made pizza.
Read MoreRegion moves to save starving bambis
The northern Italian region of Trentino-Alto Adige has made a controversial decision to help out roe deer starving to death in a national park as a result of unusually heavy snowfall this winter.
Read MoreIceman welcomes world's mummies
Italy's famed Iceman will get company this week as mummies from all over the world arrive for a major show in this northern Italian city.
Read MoreCold War culture clash spotlighted in Rovereto
The Cold War culture clash between Capitalism and Communism is spotlighted in a sweeping exhibition opening in this northeast Italian town at the end of March.
Read MoreItalian mountain properties see small price decline
Prices for Italian mountain properties went down by 0.1% in the first half of 2008, but some villages, such as Courmayeur, in the Aosta valley, bucked the trend with lively demand and an increase in values
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