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Autonomous region of Italy
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Trentino-Alto Adige is a diverse region in Northeast Italy.The northern predominantly German-speaking part has significant Italian and Ladin minorities, while the southern Italian-speaking part has a small German minority.
It has large cities and small picturesque storybook villages, and huge areas of wild nature, including the most important Italian national park, and many more regional parks, lakes, valleys and mountains.
Its history, and the isolated geographic position of some valleys led to an extraordinary richness in culture.
The nearest airports are Bolzano, Innsbruck, Verona, Munich, and Milan.
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awesome blend of Italy and Tyrol.
especially known for its skiing and its Christmas market.
known for its spa resorts.
a significant museum of modern art.
its illustrious history is shown in its spectacular architecture.
A very diverse holiday area known for the largest high mountain pasture in Europe and the countless hiking and biking-possibilities in summer, and alpine and cross country-ski-area in winter.
A popular region for hiking in summer and skiing in winter. The local language is Ladin, spoken by approximately 90% of the population. There are three main travel destinations: , Santa Christina and Selva Gardena (Wolkenstein). Selva (1563 m) is the most popular of these villages and is at the base of the Sassolungo, a climbing and hiking haven in summer. In winter, there are extensivive ski lifts and runs and these are linked into the famous Sella Ronda ski circuit.
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