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Valsugana & Lagorai BOLZANO BRENNERO Panarotta TRENTO Ss47 Lago di Caldonazzo MILANO A22 L A BOLZANO V BRENNERO G Lago O A di Levico R L A S Brocon I U ALTOPIANO G Vezzena A DEL TESINO TRENTOLago Panarotta N Ss47 Val di A di Garda Sella BASSANO Lago di CaldonazzoFS MILANO A22 L A V G Lago O TRENTINO A PADOVA VERONA di Levico R Valsugana We offer to you L A Lagorai S A4 Brocon I U ALTOPIANO G VENEZIADEL TESINO what we Vezzena A Lago N Val di A di Garda Sella BASSANO FS happily enjoy PADOVA TRENTINO VERONA BRENNERO Valsugana BOLZANO Lagorai every day: A4 VENEZIA TRENTO Panarotta Valsugana Ss47 Lago di Caldonazzo MILANO A22 L A V G Lago O A and Lagorai di Levico R L A S Brocon Valsugana I U ALTOPIANO G Vezzena A DEL TESINO Lago N Val di A di Garda Sella BASSANO & Lagorai FS PADOVA LAGOTRENTINO DI GARDA: 60 km VERONA Valsugana …your kind of holiday! VERONA: 120Lagorai km A4 VENEZIA: 140 km VISITVALSUGANA VENEZIA WWW. .IT INNSBRUCK: 190 km MILANO: 250 km MÜNCHEN: 320 km STUTTGART: 480 km UTRECHT: 1000 km Seguici su: #livelovevalsugana FIND OUT MORE ON INFO: VALSUGANA LAGORAI WWW.VISITVALSUGANA.IT TOURIST BOARD [email protected] Tel. +39 0461 727700 MAIN SPONSOR: WWW.VISITVALSUGANA.IT #livelovevalsugana SPONSOR MEDIA PARTNER from the adrenaline of extreme sports to more traditional Customize your holiday! cheese farm visits, check out our website to create your own For an exciting tailor made holiday, you can customize your vacation © Copyright foto: APT Valsugana, G. Panfili, Story Travelers, Ronny Kiaulehn, Arte Sella Giacomo Bianchi, travel diary! Marzia Fioroni, Daniele Mosna GB by choosing among many experiences and activities… Discover the pristine beauty of the mountains, their Treat yourself to an exception to the rules! Enjoy your green forests, pastures and huge granite rock forma- holiday tasting local products. Berries, meats, cheeses, Sublime Taste tions. From mount Panarotta to Passo Brocon, from Vez- apples, chicory from Bieno, yellow flour, officinal herbs, zena Plateau to Val Campelle, Marcesina Plateau and Val chestnuts… with the magic touch of local chefs, these Calamento, Lagorai is an authentic outdoor paradise. Try traditional products become mouthwatering dishes. the easy walks and discover alpine lakes, stay fit along Don’t miss a toast with the artisanal beer produced with Bandiera Blu d’Europa The European Blue Flag Nordinc Walking Park paths, look for an adventure on the waters from the fresh springs of Lagorai mountain high altitude tracks and sleep in an alpine hut… a unique chain or sip local wines. In Valsugana, food becomes an opportunity to feel free and to stay in touch with wild opportunity to get together: from a simple lunch with nature. friends to the many festivals dedicated to local products. Outdoor Arte Sella There is a place where nature becomes art. And there is a time in which you can admire them together. This is the International exhibition of contemporary art set in Val di Sella since 1986. It is an open air exposition along the forest, where works of art are made with leaves, branches, trunks and local rocks. Arte Sella, with the path called Artenatura, was not meant to be a simple statement but a creative process in which the work of each artist takes shape day by day on the site, taking form and inspira- tion from the nature of materials and returning, hopefully, inspiration and form to the surroundings. The European Blue Flag Lake www.artesella.it Levico and Caldonazzo With the many important historical remaining, Valsuga- na will make you travel back in time! The castles over- It is a real pleasure to refresh yourself in the waters Test yourself on MTB tracks in the Dolomiti Lagorai looking the hamlets of the valley are architectural gems, of Lake Levico and Caldonazzo, where you can mountain bike region going up to 2000 meters above from the turreted Pergine Castle to the ancient Ivano swim from May to September. Enjoy the sweetness sea level… or cycle along the 80 km of cycle track nes- Castle and the imposing Telvana Castle in Borgo Valsu- of doing nothing relaxing on the beautiful beach- tled in valleys rich in history and culture, among Trenti- gana. There are also “younger” pieces of history to see, es or take a stroll overlooking clear waters. You can no and Veneto regions. Valsugana will offer you a bike such as the Austro Hungarian fortresses dating back to also practice many exciting water sports including friendly welcome: depending on your needs, you can WW1. Fort of Tenna, Fort Benne in Levico Terme and the swimming, sailing, windsurfing, water-skiing, ca- choose between the Expert Bike or Family Bike accom- highest on Vezzena Plateau, all of them were built to noeing, rowing, fishing, sup-surfing. And if you like modations for an amazing holiday in a bike paradise. control the entire valley. fun and entertainment, aperitifs and parties on the Many museums dedicated to local traditions will allow beach: the sweet life of the lake awaits you! you to enjoy the area and to get to know it better. www.visitvalsugana.it/bike Winter Emotions Adopt a Cow adoptiere eine kuh Bike Paradise Wellbeing at the Thermal Spas On the Footsteps of History ... And more Sports Paradise! Imagine snow-capped mountain peaks in the distance; Is it possible to adopt a cow? Sure, you can make your before you fields and forests covered with a white blan- dream come true and you can even taste the cheese The health treatments at the spas of Valsugana are ideal Golfers, equstrians and anglers ... naturally! ket and shrouded in silence. This is the winter in Valsu- produced with her own milk, on condition that you to rediscover the pleasure of feeling good! Treat yourself Valsugana is a place to challenge yourself and improve gana - Lagorai: a picturesque landscape and one that visit your cow in person at the cheese farm. with a wellness holiday: the arsenic containing iron waters of your game of golf. For experts it is a place for competi- evokes strong emotions. Winter in Valsugana and Lagorai Have fun looking for your cow in the pastures of the the Thermal Spas at Levico and Vetriolo allow to heal states tion and training; for those who have never played, it is also means fun. Choosing your skiing holiday in Trentino, mountains and learn what it means to live like a farm- of asthenia and exhaustion caused by the typical stress of our an opportunity to learn and practice. here you will find trails suited to every difficulty for skiing er in the traditional alpine way. era, ensuring the recuperation of vital physical and psychic If you’re a horse-rider, do not miss the Eastern Trentino or other winter sports both at the Passo Brocon - Lago- energies. The medical profession recommends this water for Horse Path, a journey on horseback in stages through rai ski resort or on Panarotta 2002 ski resort. Valsugana Cow adoption only costs € 60,00: during your visit rheumatism, affections of the respiratory airways, of the thy- the entire mountain chain of Lagorai between unspoiled and nearby towns are famous for their celebration of you will collect the amount of € 50,00 of dairy prod- roid gland, of the blood and for gynecological problems. In the nature and breathtaking scenery. Christmas. With the beautiful Christmas markets in Levi- ucts; the remaining € 10,00 will be intended to ben- thermal building of Roncegno Casa di Salute Raphael, beside co Terme - known throughout Italy - and in Pergine, your efit charities. www.ippoviatrentinorientale.it the baths with the arsenical –ferruginous water of Levico, skiing holidays takes an additional unforgettable flavor. other therapies and natural treatments are practiced, drawing In this area we promote a healthy passion for the prac- For families or enthusiasts, a skiing holiday in Valsugana inspiration from the anthroposophic medicine. tice of fishing, one that respects the environment and Lagorai is a unique experience. www.visitvalsugana.it/terme fish stocks. Have fun! www.visitvalsugana.it/inverno www.visitvalsugana.it/adottaunamucca.
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