Tourist Attractions & Monuments dans les Italie - Alpes italiennes et Dolomites

Dedicated to Vigilio, the patron saint of Trento is the city's main religious building. Its construction was undertaken by Bishop Federico Vanga in 1212 and completed in the middle of the th century. On the north side richly decorated, the doorway of the Bishop draws his name from the bishops of the bishops who cross him during the years of the Council. Inside, in the Alberti Chapel of the South Nave, the Counter-Reformation Decrees were promulgated. The crypt is the last testimony of the ancient Christian church.

The receptionists provide information on accommodation, cultural visits in the city and in the surrounding area (Torbole, Arco, Ledro), restaurants, shopping. They announce the advantages of the Garda Guest Card, which offers discounts on the region's must-see attractions (panoramic elevator ride to Bastione di Riva, boat trip, wine tasting in the cellars of the Valle dei Laghi, entrance to the Comano Spa). Here, outdoor activities are king: hiking at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites, skiing, cycling, swimming.

Garda is a popular tourist destination. With its sixty hotels, residences and modern convention center, Garda offers a wide range of facilities to welcome visitors. The Gulf of Garda is a real gem, with its blue waters and Mediterranean vegetation. To the north of the gulf lies Punta San Vigilio, a must-see for celebrities on vacation on the Riviera. To the south, the Rocca hill offers a breathtaking view of the lake. Garda Castle once stood on this hill, giving its name to the lake. Garda has been renowned for its tourism since Roman times, and the locals have developed a range of first-rate tourist activities. Garda's surroundings are also full of interesting places to visit, such as Malcesine with its Scaligero castle and funicular to Mount Baldo, Riva del Garda or Limone. Garda's restaurants offer delicious cuisine based on lake fish, olive oil and local cheeses. A walk along the lake or an evening swim in its waters are experiences not to be missed. The Garda tourist office is located in Piazza Donatori di Sangue.

Former Jesuit college of the th century with the famous Pinacothèque and the Ecole School of fine arts. Set in a former Jesuit college of the th century, the palace is the work of two great Italian architects of the th century, Francesco Maria Richini and Giuseppe Piermarini, the same who performed the Scala theatre. In his courtyard, surrounded by a magnificent portico, one can see a statue of Napoleon, work of Canova. Inside are the Braidense library and an astronomical observatory.

Until the th century, the Porta Ticinese district, consisting of a dense network of navigli (canals), was considered the port area of Milan. The Navigli district is one of the most characteristic of Milan. Its bridges and its boxes di ringhiera (typical Milanese houses characterized by internal courtyards surrounded by balconies with flower railings) make us discover the old face of the city, which is now virtually extinct. For the sake of tradition, don't miss a tour at the Vicolo de'Lavandai, a small alley on Naviglio Grande, where you can still see a th century washing machine. In the evening, the Navigli district is very popular with young Milanese people. There are numerous bars, cafés and typical restaurants and, during the summer months, there are bars and terraces along the banks, making Navigli an ideal place for the walk and the dredge.