Italy’s best-kept secret, the northernmost South Tyrol region is a unique blend of culture and landscape, with some striking places to visit. Here are six…
Source: Six Must-visit Sites in Italy’s South Tyrol
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Win A Spectacular Holiday For Two In Italy’s South Tyrol Worth Over £800!; Active Traveller
The Dolomites: Where Italian Cuisine and Adventure Reach New Heights; Alexandra Kirkman; MSN
The dazzling Dolomites offer some of Europe’s most scenic hikes; Ute Junker; Traveller
The area is so rich in trails that choosing which one to tackle first is difficult.
Source: The dazzling Dolomites offer some of Europe’s most scenic hikes
The undeniable charm of Alleghe in wintertime; Liz; Young Adventuress
Italy knows how to do winter right. Show me the pasta!
Südtirol Drei Zinnen Alpine Run joins the Mountain Running World Cup; Richard Bolt; ATRA
The 2019 Südtirol Drei Zinnen Alpine Run, to be held on Saturday 14 September, will be race #6 in the World Mountain Running Association’s annual World Cup.
Source: Südtirol Drei Zinnen Alpine Run joins the Mountain Running World Cup — ATRA
A Californian-style high-altitude health kick at the Rosa Alpina hotel; Christina Ohly Evans; Financial Times
Head for the hills as The Ranch Malibu pops up in the Italian Dolomites…
Source: A Californian-style high-altitude health kick at the Rosa Alpina hotel
What to do in Alta Badia, South Tyrol; National Geographic Traveller
Cradled by snow-capped peaks and carpeted by tranquil forests and lush Alpine meadows chiming with cowbells, South Tyrol offers a natural theatre basking in a Mediterranean climate — and an intriguing mix of landscapes, culinary traditions and cultures…
Source: What to do in Alta Badia, South Tyrol | National Geographic Traveller (UK)
The Slopes Less Taken: Going on a Ski Safari in the Dolomites; Amy Tara Koch; Vogue
Each day, you’ll ski a different resort and have lunch in the type of rustic, postcard-perfect eatery that commands an Instagram.
Source: The Slopes Less Taken: Going on a Ski Safari in the Dolomites – Vogue
Skiing in South Tyrol: Mountains that inspired Le Corbusier, exquisite dining and the world’s most picturesque museum; Lilias Wigan; Country Life
Once described by the Swiss architect Le Corbusier as ‘the most beautiful buildings in the world’, the Dolomite mountains in northeastern Italy were declared a UNESCO world heritage site only a decade ago. Hemmed in by these mountains lies the province of South Tyrol. This region was part of Austria until the aftermath of the First World War, and the area remains distinctly Teutonic to this day.
