Vallagarina, one of the most fascinating valleys in Trentino, is a destination that combines natural beauty, thousands of years of history, plenty of art , and a vibrant food and wine culture. Located along the course of the Adige River, Vallagarina (also Val Lagarina) is the last mountainous part of the Adige Valley before the river reaches the plains of Veneto.
This region enchants visitors with its varied landscapes, ranging from neat vineyards on the hillsides to the majestic mountains that surround it. But Vallagarina is not just a great place for nature lovers: here, every village, every museum, every castle, and every church tells a story.
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