BY: Kelly Hushin
About two hours north of Venice lives a scene that looks as if it could have been born in the brain of Vincent Van Gogh or nicked straight off the pages of a Grimm’s fairy tale. Rolling green hills dotted with charming village chalets intersect abruptly with dramatic, craggy mountains that pierce the sky. It’s an outdoorsman’s paradise with endless activities for hikers, bikers and skiers alike. But it also offers premium relaxation for a heaven-on-earth holiday that’s chock full of diverse culture.
Welcome to South Tyrol, home to the Italian Dolomites, a destination that’s heating up while stacking up on Michelin stars and high-design spa resorts. The summer season (particularly in early July) is quite busy, making for a bustling, jovial scene as travelers converge for a famous annual bike marathon.
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