Cavalese in Fiemme Valley
Cavalese is a characteristic mountain village – the main town of the Fiemme Valley, located at 1000 meters above sea level in front of the chain of the Lagorai and has approximately 4,100 inhabitants.
Cavalese, today, is a very renowned locality which boasts equipped ski resorts and sport facilities and it is a favorite destination for families with young children and for relaxing holidays and walks in the uncontaminated nature.
The Fiemme Valley
Fiemme Valley is one of the most beautiful valleys of the Dolomites in Trentino and extends between the mountains of the Lagorai and Latemar, along the Avisio stream.
The population of this territory is particularly linked to their own land and, in the twelfth century started a particular form of self-government which still exists today called “La Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme”.
Fiemme Valley is also one of the favorite places for mountain-lovers and promises a tourism offer of inestimable value thanks to the FiemmE-Motion card.
The magic peaks of the Dolomites
The Dolomites are a mountainous complex, geologically uniform mainly consisting of dolomite rock. In 2009, they became one of the heritage sites of UNESCO by virtue of its beauty, of the uniqueness of the landscape, and of the morphology.
Their name comes from the French naturalist Déodat de Dolomieu (1750-1801): he was the first to study this type of rock, which was then called dolomite.
The Dolomites are constituted of mountainous subgroups and the main ones are: the Sesto Dolomites, Braies, d’Ampezzo, Dolomites di Zoldo Dolomites di Gardena and Fassa, the Dolomites di Feltre, the Pale di San Martino, and the Dolomiti di Fiemme.
These territories belong to the Eastern Italian Alps and are between the Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, and Friuli.
These places are characterized by a wonderful play of colors which in fact alternate between the white of the rocks, the green of the meadows, the blue of the lakes, the various shades of pink and purple of the Enrosadira, and the thousand colors of the flowers that bloom in the spring.
The itineraries, at the disposal of tourists, are many and these include, for example, Fiemme Valley, Val Badia, Val Gardena, Dolomiti Bellunesi, Dolomites Ampezzane and Val di Fassa.
Bolzano
Bolzano, the Chief Town of the Alto Adige, is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Italy both in summer and in winter. Strolling through the streets and the surroundings of the town of South Tyrol illustrates the beauty of the palaces with their unique architectural styles, the mountains, and the surrounding nature.
Bolzano is a town in the heart of South Tyrol with a magnificent historic center and some interesting museums, an ideal place to spend a holiday to discover the local beauty and to taste the many specialties of the place: canederli, speck, strudel, wine, and beer,as you desire.
Now we will see together what to visit and what to do once you arrive in Bolzano.
Trento, a city of art and culture
Trento, the capital of Trentino – Alto Adige is located in the valley of the Adige River and is characterized by different territorial environments, mountains, and hills that give this city a considerable naturalistic charm and more.
It has over 100,000 inhabitants and thanks to all the monuments, museums and events, it is regarded as the center of culture in Trentino.
Trento is also the seat of one of the most beautiful Christmas markets which every year captures the attention of hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world.
