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Trentino-Alto Adige region is divided in two indipendent provinces, Trentino and the mostly German-speaking Alto Adige (SudTirol). Both the provinces have a legislative and administrative autonomy recognized by the Constitution of the Italian Republic.
Mountain region situated in the heart of the Alps, Trentino-Alto Adige includes in its territory the Dolomites chain.
Trentino-Alto Adige has always been a crossroad between the Latin and Germanic culture; local traditions and a large number of museums and castles testimony about its interesting history.
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-Bolzano (Bozen)- It's the capital of Alto Adige, city influenced by Germanic culture, with typically German architecture. Bolzano is situated in a major grape growing area boasting excellent red wines. Among the major sights in Bolzano: Gothic Cathedral erected in 1184 and rebuilt in the 14th Century, Walther Square, South Tyrol Archeological Museum storing the mummy of Ötzi the Iceman -- natural mummy of a man from about 3300 BC found in a glacier in the Ötztal Alps, and the castles of Mareccio, Roncolo and Firmiano.

-Trento- Capital and main center of Trentino. Among the Trento's major sights: Piazza Duomo -- heart of the city, the Gothic cathedral (12th-13th cent.), Palazzo Pretorio (12th cent.) with its bell tower ( 13th c.), Buonconsiglio Castle, Venetian-Renaissance style residences with frescoed facades , the church of San Pietro (12th cent.), San Lorenzo (12th cent.) and Santa Maria Maggiore (16th cent.).

-Meran (Merano)- Situated inside a basin, surrounded by high mountains, Meran is best known for its spa resorts and for the excellent wines, both white and red, produced in the zone. Among the major sights Meran offers, notable is Trauttmansdorff Castle.

Mountains: Dolomites, the most famous tourist destination of the Alps. (More about Dolomites...)

Lakes: the northern shores of Lake Garda -- including major resort of Riva del Garda, are part of Trentino Alto Adige region. The Dolomites area also includes some delightful small lakes, such as Lake of Carezza.

With a number of modern ski resorts, around 600 km of downhill runs (and 480 km of cross-country tracks), served by more than 300 modern ski-lifts, Dolomites area has a lot of to offer to Winter Sports lovers.