Winter

The Alta Lessinia Cross-Country Ski Centre is located in one of the most picturesque corners of the Veronese plateau, with a spectacular view that sweeps from the Apennines to the Dolomites. The Malga San Giorgio ski district offers more than 50 km of trails that wind their way around the magnificent plateau between San Giorgio, Bocca di Selva and Passo Fittanze, in the heart of the Regional Natural Park.

Departure from Cima Passo Giau, take summer path no. 436 in the direction of Forcella Giau, continue along no. 436 to Forcella Ambrezzola, then towards Forcella Col Duro. Then continue on path no. 467 towards Forcella de Col Roàn, continue on 467 towards the Città di Fiume Refuge.

Take path no. 472 towards Passo Staulanza, then descend for 500 m along the asphalted road; at the first hairpin bend, take road 568 towards Casera Fontanafredda. From here, you access the downhill slopes and descend towards Alleghe.

Freeride is an amazing sporting discipline that gives incredible emotions and satisfaction; the Col Margherita Freeride Park is the unique authorized freeride area of the Dolomites. 

Col Margherita Freeride Park is located on the northern wall of the Col Margherita and it is reachable from the Passo San Pellegrino with the Col Margherita Cable Car. 

Do you love snow and walks in the midst of nature? Do not miss a spellbinding snowshoe hike along the paths of the Asiago plateau. 

In particular, the Centro Fondo Gallium offers a series of trails, 5 of which are always beaten, which run along the northern terrace of the Plateau and which will have you discover the beauty and charm of this mountain landscape in the province of Vicenza.

The Comelico Valley is home to over 30 kilometres of trails that wind their way around the stunning tourist circuit, starting from the Cross-Country Skiing Stadium and reaching all the way up to Val Grande, following the beautiful sloping fir trees dating back centuries and even passing by the “Terme delle Dolomiti” spa, in the magnificent Padola di Comelico Superiore valley.

Rif. Scoiattoli acts as an excellent lookout point onto the Cinque Torri not far below; after having taken in the view walk left towards the small leaning Torre Inglese. Walk through the tunnel formed by the Torre Quarta Alta and Bassa to enter a labyrinth of twisted, broken towers and pinnacles. These are the remains of the giant prehistorical collapse of Monte Averau high above. These enormous rocks have continued to fracture and break up throughout time to create the current, fantastic formations.

There are two cities in the province of Belluno that bear the title of the Walled Cities of Veneto: Feltre with its discreet beauty and elegance and Pieve di Cadore.

We start with Padua itself which preserves precious evidence of the city walls built starting from 1195, while the renaissance walls from the early 1500s are almost entirely preserved.

The route starts from Asolo, with the majestic Rocca fortress, the Castello della Regina Cornaro, the Palazzo della Ragione and the Cathedral. Castelfranco Veneto pays homage to his illustrious son, Giorgione, through the Museum bearing his name and the Cathedral with the extremely famous artwork "Madonna and Child Enthroned". Within the twelfth century walls there is also the Teatro Accademico.

Naturally defended by the water, Venice organised the defence of the lagoon and the heart of the Serenissima Venetian Republic through monitoring the main mouth of the harbour up to the Lido, building the two opposing castles of S.Andrea (1571) and S. Nicolò (1574).