September is a perfect month to go on holiday in Italy. Temperatures are still mild but more pleasant than in July and August. The beaches and art cities empty out, without the large crowds of tourists. Prices for flights and accommodation are much lower than in the other summer months. But where to go in Italy in September? The temperatures are s...
READ MOREThe inhabitants of Bondone were a devout people, as the frescoes – expression of popular art – that can be admired on the façades of the houses tell us. Visiting this Borgo is like entering a labyrinth of paved streets, with the walls and houses telling its story, leading the visitor magically to the Church, dedicated to the Nativity of Mary, on wh...
READ MORETrees are generous. They give off beneficial substances, such as antioxidant monoterpenes. Every Tuesday, the Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme, in collaboration with ApT Val di Fiemme Piné Cembra, invites you to discover this Eastern path of wellness that is conquering the West. Forest Bathing is dedicated to those who wish to "immerse" themselves in t...
READ MOREI put one foot in the water and immediately have second thoughts about wading in wearing just my underwear. Pity I don’t have a wetsuit on hand. It’s freezing; I’d guess about 20℃. I take a glance around the edge of the water and my reticence is justified: there are clumps of snow by the rocks and one large hunk of ice that looks like the sort of s...
READ MORETucked inside the lower reaches of the Alps lies the Italian region of Trentino, famous for its stunning landscapes, picture-perfect villages and buzzing economy based around agriculture, tourism, and hi-tech startups. But Trentino has recently acquired a new feather in its Alpine cap—a world-class modern art museum located in the small, historic t...
READ MOREAfter a very challenging season, a handful of northern Italian olive oil producers struck gold at the 2022 NYIOOC World Olive Oil Competition. Producers demonstrated their resilience in the face of weather extremes. However, the ungenerous spring and summer led to significantly lower yields in most areas of northern Italy. “It has been a very compl...
READ MOREIn Italy there are beautiful places where you can spend holidays immersed in nature between incredible views. One of these is the Valle di Comano in Trentino at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites. Here you can find out where this valley is and find out what you can do during your stay. Also you will know what are the excursions not to be missed in th...
READ MOREFerrari Trento will be the Official Toast of Formula 1® until the end of the 2025 season. The achievements from this partnership for both parties have led to an extension from three to five years, just a year and a half after the Italian winery was announced as Formula 1®’s celebratory drink partner. Alongside providing the podium bubbles at every...
READ MOREFor centuries, wood was the raw material that every mountain community relied on to meet the needs of everyday life. In its most traditional forms, woodworking is the most direct response that people were able to find for their everyday needs. Over time, this immediacy has given way to a tradition, which in the province of Trento has combined funct...
READ MOREAmong the hidden gems dotting the Italian peninsula, there is no shortage of mountain resorts. Val Di Non, one of the many valleys enclosed in the Trentino Alto Adige region, is the ideal destination for those dreaming of a trip to discover unique natural beauty. Thanks to its breathtaking landscapes, numerous places of historical and cultural inte...
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