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Trentino-Alto Adige
– Trentino-South Tyrol

Trentino-Alto Adige – Trentino-South Tyrol is Lederhosen and Ferrari sports cars. A strange mix of striking landscapes and stubborn traditions in the borderland between Austria and Italy past and present.



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To many North Europeans, Trentino–Alto Adige – Trentino-South Tyrol is the Italian holiday destination numero uno. This is where connoisseurs go in the winter to ski, snowboard, eat and drink in the majestic Dolomites. And where migrating caravans stop in summer to camp on the banks of Lake Garda and teach their children to play ducks and drakes on the shingle beaches.

Trentino-Alto Adige – Trentino-South Tyrol is a paradise for holiday makers who like the combination of German beer with Italian pizza. In addition they get a wide choice of castles and sanctuaries, fairytales and theme parks, cities and spas, climbing, cycling and trekking paths among the high mountains and deep valleys of the region.

The two largely self-governing provinces were part of Austria up to the end of WWI, and the majority language (69 %) in Alto Adige – South Tyrol is still German. The regional capital is Trentino.

Bolzano mirrors - Italian Notes

Bolzano and the magic mirrors

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August 2, 2012
I love traffic mirrors as a free and easy way of seeing a place from a different perspective, as here in Bolzano.
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Market shopping in Bolzano

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April 24, 2012
Organic produce, local crafts and specialties like speck and salami abound when you are market shopping in Bolzano.
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Take a look around Jaufenpass – Passo Giovo in South Tyrol

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November 7, 2011
The landscape of south Tirol along Austrian-Italian border is breathtakingly beautiful. It's a great place for an active holiday at all times of the year.
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Recipe for apple strudel

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January 26, 2011
I’ m no apple strudel expert, but I love apple cakes of all kinds, and this recipe for apple strudel reminds me of a picnic in a field near Merano.
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Carducci and the green Adige river

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December 13, 2010
Inspired by the Brighton Bloggers “Italy in books” reading challenge 2011, I’ve wallowed in this poem on Verona's old castel and the Adige River.
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The painted house in Trento

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April 16, 2010
In Trento old renaissance palaces are decorated with almost 500 year old frescos that – though waned and tattered – tell a story.
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Merano south Tyrol in Italy

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February 8, 2010
The German speaking majority of Merano south Tyrol in Italy was repressed well into the '60s, when the UN put an end to Mussolini’s Italianizing campaign.
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Goethe in Italy and around Lake Garda

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January 22, 2010
Tracing the German writer Goethe in Italy leads you to Lake Garda. where other famous novelists such as Kafka and Joyce have stopped as well.
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Entrance to the museum of a Grappa Distillery

Where to Visit a Grappa Distillery

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October 4, 2009
The Bassano del Grappa museum shows you how grappa is distilled and gives you an opportunity to buy and taste the spirit.
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Slow living in Cismon del Grappa

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September 19, 2009
The Grappa mountain town Cismon del Grappa consists of two to three rows of houses. Yet the local supermarket is filled with determined power shoppers.
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La Dolce Vita and other sights in Rovereto Italy

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July 28, 2009
Rovereto Italy is an unspoiled town with a real Italian feel close to the Lake Garda tourist magnet.
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