Located in the far north of Italy on the border with Austria, South Tyrol – Alto Adige in Italian – is among the most interesting territories in the Alpine region.

A centuries-old meeting point between the Latin and Germanic cultures (it is no coincidence that German is along with Italian the official language of the area), today South Tyrol is a territory that offers visitors a whole range of attractions, not only for scenic mountains and valleys,  but also for castles and villages with a fairy-tale atmosphere, enriched by the presence of  internationally renowned ski resorts. What’s more,  it also surprises with its first-rate cultural offerings.