Driving under a blue sky with the wind blowing around, passing by idyllic mountain villages, where chairs and tables invite you to have a rest and to taste some exquisite traditional “krapfen” or good solid bacon dumplings.

Enjoy a quick “gelato” in a mountain café or a “latte macchiato” during a side-trip at the Lake Garda.

We recommend some eventful routes in and around South Tyrol, which are an unforgettable experience.
   

This tour leads through the realm of the pallid mountains of Castelrotto passing through the Val Gardena up to the Passo Sella (2240 m) across the Passo Pordoi (2239 m) and the Passo Falzarego (2111 m) to the Olympia town Cortina. The way back passes by the Lake of Misurina with view to the mountains of Tre Cime di Lavaredo traversing the Val Pusteria across the towns of Brunico, Bressanone and Chiusa and returning to the area of the Sciliar.
Travel time: about 4 hours
   

The Marmolada is named the queen of the Dolomites (UNESCO World Natural Heritage) and offers near to the fantastic panorama a war museum with a lot of finds and narrations of the First World War. The Lake of Carezza on the foot of the famous Catinaccio is very impressive due its unique turquoise color.
Travel time: about 4 hours
   

Since 2001 the Gardens of Castle Trauttmansdorff, located at the sunny slope above Merano, show its exposition of plants flourishing all over the world. Merano is a world famous health resort once chosen by the empress Sissi as winter health resort. A promenade still remembers Sissi’s walks. Come to discover the medieval centre, the centuries old arbors and go for a walk along the Tappeiner Way.
Travel time: about 1 1/4 hours