Val Comelico, at the northernmost tip of Cadore, is nestled among the Dolomites, on the border with South Tyrol and Austria.

Val d’Ega is a valley with unique charm, where small villages and postcard landscapes welcome you in a quiet and rejuvenating atmosphere between the Latemar and Catinaccio.

With pristine landscapes, ancient farmsteads, millenary larch forests and the Stelvio National Park, the Ultimo Valley offers you a nature experience that will take your breath away.

A Ladin valley famous for its traditions and its majestic mountains such as Catinaccio and Marmolada.

An enchanted land where red firs dominate the landscape and the Avisio stream accompanies your adventures.

One of the “Pearls of the Alps”, just a few kilometers from Bressanone, committed to promoting sustainable and environmentally friendly tourism.

The Val di Non is known for its apples, but it holds much more than that: a territory rich in natural and cultural surprises.

If you’re looking for a valley where nature takes center stage, Val di Zoldo is the perfect place for you.

In the heart of Ladinia, Val Gardenia is an unique combination of nature, fun and culture.

From hiking to relaxation in wellness centers, and all the way to the thrills of skiing, every corner of Val Passiria tells the magic of the Alps.

A valley that has everything to give you an unforgettable stay between South Tyrol, East Tyrol and Austria.

Within the Adamello Brenta Nature Park, it is famous for its unspoilt nature, alpine villages such as Madonna di Campiglio and countless outdoor activities.