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Dolomites En Camping Car Dolomites en camping car Continue Vacation comfort Thehome represents enthusiasts of a true lifestyle; way to develop a trip, which in Italy, chooses about 5.6 million Italian and foreign tourists per year. Motorhome holiday allows you to bypass the itineraries with a high concentration of tourism and discover the magical part of the Italian minor, with its magnificent village, its natural preserved, its landscapes evocative and its ancient traditions, without giving up comfort. Living living while traveling practice allows for unparalleled flexibility, such as the ability to draw highly personalized itineraries and change them according to needs and preferences, choose a slow vacation or again leave at the last minute, traveling without taking into account the seasons, complete freedom. From the slopes of dolomites in Trentino-Haut-Adige to the beautiful beaches of Sicily, Italy is the ideal national motorhome holiday, with family or friends including our four-leed friends: 7,458 km of beautiful coastline, art towns, magnificent mountain towns, 24 national parks, 49 UNESCO sites, and much more. Great flexibility motorhome allows you to enjoy the wonders of Bel Paese every season, 365 days a year. For all those looking for direct contact with nature, national parks and their equipped parking spaces are an impenetrable destination, as well as a great opportunity to discover the incredible biodiversity that characterises Italy. Guests can also combine a home trip with a farm stay. All that is left is to pack and discover the colours, smells, tastes and traditions that can only be offered in Italy. The camping-cariste GuideNat has around 1870 parking spaces for trailers and caravans located outside the campsite, with equipped areas, services, resting areas and integrated areas. Traffic and parking in Italy motorhome compares to other vehicles. The Road Agency may impose general restrictions on specific urban planning requirements (historical centres, hospitals) or sustainability requirements (structural characteristics of road networks). Free zones: the motorhome must be placed on the ground on wheels and must not occupy the road position to an extent that excessively exceeds its weight. Mining of steps and verandas is not allowed, as is the use of tables and chairs. Night parking is only allowed application of these provisions. We remember that different communes have the right to issue special ordinances for cars based on specific requirements. In order to avoid sanctions, it is advisable to contact the police or the relevant local authorities. On the highway: night parking without camping is allowed in service areas and motorway parking lots for up to 24 hours. Wastewater discharge: The law explicitly prohibits the dumping of biological waste in the streets, meadows and hatches. Emptying blacks from toilets and grey water from sinks and showers is only permitted in permitted landfills; offences are punishable by penalties. If you're a lover of nature, mountaineering and hiking, look no further than the destination for your next getaway. We invite you to discover a beautiful and unpoilt region: let's go to the story of the trip in the car home of the Italian Dolomies! Why travel in the Dolomitis with a motorhome? In north-eastern Italy, the Trentino-Haut-Adige region has some of the most beautiful mountain landscapes in the world. For travelers who dream of adventure and for those looking for freedom, it is the perfect destination. With a wide range of landscapes and activities, you can visit the Dolomites with motorhome all year round. What is in store for you? Typical mountain villages, many castles in the region, the Great War track for history lovers and breathtaking panoramas. However, in winter be vigilant using chain tires and check which mountain roads are open before you hit the road. Hiking enthusiasts will be able to enjoy their favorite activity thanks to the many trails located in the heart of the Dolomites. The Three Lavaredo Peaks hike is an iconic one that will take you 3 hours and is perfect for the family. Bravest can take Cinque Torri or Coldai Lake hiking. In winter, mountain sports will stop your stay with many ski resorts and slopes. In summer peaks are more accessible and traveling in the Dolomots with motorhome becomes an opportunity to devote themselves to hiking or mountain biking to discover more than 300 km of trail through valleys, alpine lakes and forests populated with chamois. Those who go on holiday to relax mostly can avoid the hustle and bustle of everyday life in one of the Dolomites spa. Whatever your idea of a holiday, a trip in a campervan or modified van, the best way to discover all the wonders that Trentino-Haut-Adige has to offer you. Our route to the Dolomites with motorhome Route italian dolomites with motorhome can adapt to your interests, the season and your starting point. If you do not have a vehicle to travel through Italy, you can choose to rent a motorhome or van set up by an individual and get valuable advice from someone from the region. Let's go for our story about a motorhome trip with the Italian Dolomites! The capital of the region: Thirty Located in the heart of the Eastern Alps, Trent is an Alpine town with a vast and fascinating historical heritage. For many years it was a mecca of the Roman Catholic Church and the Renaissance period also greatly influenced its history. She deserves a visit! Start with The Piazza Duomo in San Vigilio, and then continue with the monumental Buonconsiglio Palace Complex to stroll through the historic center to admire the typical frescoes at home. At the city gates, use your motorhome to reach the top of Mount Bondone 2000 metres above sea level and observe a magnificent view of the city of Trent with Brenta Dolomites in the background. Leaving the city, the road brings the Trentino Valley rich in small churches and medieval castles. Nearby, we recommend visiting the Doss Trento Natural Park and viote Alpine Botanical Garden. You can also easily reach Lake Garda in less than an hour and you will be in Riva del Garda. Val Rendena, a ski destination in the Dolomites in pinzolo rendena valley, is one of the many ski resorts where you can go on a trip to the Dolomites with a motorhome. With modern amenities and high-quality slopes, it will delight the best skiers from you. The elegant village of Madonna di Campiglio is one of the best known and popular ski destinations in the Alps. Nicknamed the Snow Queen, the ski resort is known for its mundane and glamorous atmosphere. Among the luxury hotels, gourmet restaurants, alpine bars, where you can enjoy a cup of hot chocolate and prestigious pubs fun at high altitude, you will not be bored! But Madonna di Campiglio is also a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts with the opportunity to practice mountain skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, mountaineering and even going on ice hikes. We 're here , at Ski massif brenta dolomites with over 150 km pistes! The resort even hosts world-class ski competitions, such as the 3rd Place Ski World Cup. In spring, it is also very nice to spend a few days in the area. Flowering landscapes around the village offer many activities and excursions to the great outdoors: hiking, mountain biking, paragliding, climbing, etc. Madonna di Campiglio has to stop for your trip to the Dolomites with a motorhome, whether you are with friends or family! Adamello Brenta Nature Park camp to the west, Adamello Brenta Nature Park is the largest nature reserve in Trentino-Haut-Adige at 620.51 km2. The park includes Adamello massif and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Brenta Dolomites, which stretch between the No, Sea and Giudicarie valleys. Adamello Brenta Park has many natural places: countless alpine lakes, beautiful waterfalls... and even the impressive Adamello glacier, the largest in the Italian Alps with peaks of up to three thousand meters. These mountains are also home to a very diverse and increasingly uncommon fauna. You can see species such as golden eagles and brown bears, as well as chamois, deer or ibex. Adamello Brenta Park is synonymous with charming and unexplored places. Traveling dolomite with motorhome will allow you to get off the beaten track. The valleys bordering the park are the gateway to remote and wild areas inhabited by springs, caves, natural bridges and trails kept from the eyes of all eyes. Vallesinella is easily accessible and only 5 km from the center of Madonna di Campiglio, and is the starting point for a hike to the top of the Brenta Dolomites. The panorama that you will be offered during take-off is breathtaking with, on the one hand, the Crozzon di Brenta and, on the other hand, the Adamello Presanella glaciers. Italian dolomites: Val di Non and Val di Sole Continue our route through the northwest of the region, we arrive at Val di Non, the largest valley in Trentino-Haut-Adige. This vast plateau is rich in secret places, hidden between forests and stone walls. It is the perfect starting point for high-altitude tours of the Brent and Orley Dolomites. The valley is known for its challenging mountain biking routes, to the place hosting world-class competitions. The must-sees of Val de Non are Lake Tovel in the heart of Adamello Brenta Park, the imposing palace of Thun and the ancient shrine of San Romedio, which is accessible by way of the low-on-rock of Sanzeno. We our trip through the dolomites with motorhome in one of the most beautiful places in the Eastern Alps: Val di Sole.
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