Trentino-Alto Adige is located on the extreme north of Italy, bordering on Austria (north), Veneto (east and south), Lombardy (west) and Switzerland (short length).
The region is dominated by Alpine climate with cold and snowy winters, cool summers, rainy springs and autumns. Some dells of Adige valley have milder climate. Because of very little intervention of man in the natural landscape of the region, it conserved its original beauty, flora and fauna.
This is a mainly mountainous region, rich in rivers and lakes and with chains of mountains divided in two by the valley of the river Adige. To the west one finds the glaciers of the group Adamello-Presanella-Care Alto and the group of Brenta. To the east the groups of Lagorai, Latemar, the Dolomites of Fassa, and the Pale di S. Martino. There are many alpine valleys: the Valsugana, the Vallarsa, the Val di Non, the Val di Sole, the Val di Cembra, Fiemme and Fassa. The main lakes are those of Garda, Caldonazzo, Tovel and Ledro. This region also hosts three natural parks: Adamello-Brenta, Paneveggio-Pale of S. Martino and Stelvio.

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Restaurants

Finsterwirt - Bressanone

Enjoy the treasures of the South Tyrolean agriculture and native forests, refined with a Mediterranean touch.

Kallmunz - Merano

Chef Luigi Ottaiano's Kallmünz Restaurant: creative Italian cuisine in the heart of Merano.

Lo Scrigno del Duomo - Trento

The Scrigno del Duomo is on two levels: the ground floor "Wine Bar" and the "Restaurant".

Stube Hermitage - Madonna di Campiglio

The conversion of an authentic mountain cabin to discover ancient tastes of the real art of Trentino gastronomy.

Turmbach - Appiano

Bad Turmbach is situated among the incredibily pretty rolling hills in the vicinity of Eppan, at an altitude of 500...

Zur Rose Restaurant - San Michele - Appiano

In the restaurant "Zur Rose" in Appiano on the Wine Street you will spend unforgettable hours in absolute...

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Speck Alto Adige - Bolzano

The Speck Alto Adige has a balanced flavour and a characteristic naturalness of its area of origin.