Wszystkie aktywności w Val Rendena

Miejsce opowiadające o górskim życiu chłopskim i wiejskich tradycjach regionu.

Fortino Alto – Comano TermeA fortification in the Comano Terme area, part of the Austro-Hungarian WWI defensive system, a historic site telling the strategic role of the Giudicarie in the war.

Obecnie stanowi obiekt archeologii przemysłowej o znaczeniu historycznym.

Fort Mero – CarisoloAn Austro-Hungarian fortification in Carisolo, part of the chain of forts defending the Adamello front during WWI, a testament to the conflict known as the "White War" on the glaci...

Rendeńscy szlifierze noży (moleta) byli słynni w całej Europie ze swoich umiejętności rzemieślniczych.

Belvedere Viewpoint – Madonna di CampiglioA panoramic viewpoint offering breathtaking views of the Brenta Dolomites (UNESCO) and the Madonna di Campiglio basin, a must-see spot for admiring the Dolomi...

Pala dei Mughi – PinzoloA distinctive rock formation near Pinzolo in the Dolomite landscape of Val Rendena, a geological point of interest reflecting the ancient history of the Trentino mountains.

Grostè Panoramic ViewpointA panoramic viewpoint at Passo Grostè above 2,400 m in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites, offering spectacular 360° views of the UNESCO Dolomite spires and the Adamello glaci...

Monument to Nepomuceno Bolognini – PinzoloA monument dedicated to Nepomuceno Bolognini in Pinzolo, a figure linked to the history of the Rendena community, a tribute to the memory and local identity o...

Monte Pancugolo – 2276 mA peak at 2,276 m reachable from Madonna di Campiglio, a hiking destination with panoramic views of the Brenta Dolomites and Adamello-Presanella, a rewarding excursion in the h...

Monte Spinale – 2101 mA panoramic peak at 2,101 m above Madonna di Campiglio, reachable by cable car or on foot, offering 360° views of the Brenta Dolomites and the Adamello-Presanella massif, with a...

Cima ZeledriaA panoramic peak reachable from Madonna di Campiglio, situated between the Brenta Dolomites and the Adamello-Presanella massif, offering 360° views of the UNESCO Dolomite landscapes.