The Dolomites
A range of pale limestone peaks born from a tropical coral reef, marked by First World War tunnels…
A range of pale limestone peaks born from a tropical coral reef, marked by First World War tunnels…
The Piedicastello Galleries are an underground exhibition space in Trento, housed inside two former road tunnels carved beneath…
Three iconic limestone summits in the Sesto Dolomites, the Tre Cime rank among the world's most celebrated mountaineering…
Trauttmansdorff Castle in Merano now houses the Touriseum, the Alps' first museum dedicated exclusively to tourism history, presenting…
Three legendary Dolomite peaks iconic in mountaineering, featuring dramatic north faces, wartime history, and panoramic alpine views.
The Trenkerstube is the fine-dining restaurant of the Hotel Cavallino d'Oro in Castelrotto (Kastelruth), a picturesque Ladin village…
An autonomous region in north-eastern Italy divided into two provinces—Trento and Bolzano—each with distinct linguistic and cultural identities…
Trento evolved from a Roman military settlement (Tridentum) to an Austro-Hungarian World War fortress, then an autonomous Alpine…
Trento-Mattarello Airport, officially named Aeroporto Gianni Caproni in honour of the pioneering Italian aviator and aircraft manufacturer, is…
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