Cliffs and mountains, dunes trapped in granite magma for millions of years, chestnut forests, sandy beach and crystal-clear sea – Capo Sant’Andrea on the northwestern tip of Elba captivates with spectacular contrasts. People have always been attracted to the largest cape in the northwest of the island of Elba. Already in the Paleolithic Age, hunters … Read more
A village between rocks and fresh water Lake Garda – the largest lake in Italy is a popular holiday location. Divided right in the middle between the Veneto and the Lombardia regions, this lake offers so much. It is hard to choose where to go. On the North-eastern side of Lake Garda, in the Veneto … Read more
The South Tyrolean capital Bolzano is a year-round rewarding Holiday destination: Framed by Vineyards, and the peaks of the Dolomites practically directly behind, the lively city on the Interface of two Cultures has a lot to offer for travelers, historically and culturally. In the fall, Törggelen, comes to mind – an old custom and another … Read more
Spring in Cortina, offers tourists a wide range of new opportunities: hiking, running, climbing, biking and of course via ferrata routes. A via ferrata (Italian for “iron way”) is a mountain route equipped with metal cables, ladders or steps, and other exciting features such as wooden walkways and suspended bridges. These artificial aids facilitate exposed … Read more