The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2009. Trentino's fascinating and imposing mountains, which offer enchanting views (especially at sunrise and sunset - the Alpenglow phenomenon). They stand out for light-coloured rocks, called Dolomia, and for the amazing alternation of plains and rocky areas.

The Rhaetian Railway in the Albula and Bernina areas (90 km away). The railway lines in the heart of the Swiss Alps are a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008 and are proper works of railway art. The route is 128 km long, including 55 tunnels and 196 bridges, with a one-thousand-meter climb. From the wide windows of its characteristic red coaches, passengers can admire views of the beautiful Swiss Alps.

The Benedictine Monastery of Saint John, in Müstair, Switzerland (137 km away). It dates back to the 8th century and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. It is immersed in Val Monastero and according to the legend it was founded in 774 by Charlemagne as a monastery only for men, which today is home only to Benedectine nuns. The monastery is rich with exhibits and documents, including 135 medieval frescos.

The City of Verona (156 km away) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000. City of history and culture, symbol of the world-renowned love story between Romeo and Juliet. Juliet's balcony, the Arena and Piazza Bra are the three symbols of this fascinating city.

Vicenza and the Palladian Villas (206 km away) are a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994. Also known as "the city of Palladio", for the great number of works by the architect Andrea Palladio, which are a very important tourist and cultural attraction.

Padoa's Botanic Gardens (240 km away) are a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. The oldest botanic gardens in the world, defined by four square areas surrounded by circular walls. Another place worth visiting is the Basilica of Saint Anthony, opposite the botanic garden.

Venice and its Lagoon (270 km away) are a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. The city of love, with its many bridges and canals that can be reached on board the traditional gondolas, offers a romantic atmosphere and is like no other city in the world. The lagoon has always had a unique and inimitable charm

Val Camonica (100 km away), with its thousands of rupestrian incisions, reflects 10,000 years of Europe's history. And what a history! An amazing story told through images, carved in stone by its protagonists, artists... The prehistoric site of Val Camonica, still not completely explored, extends over an area of 70 kilometres. More than 40,000 figures carved on approximately 2,400 rocks. These rupestrian incisions, which exist also in Spain, Hesse, Swedan and Great Britain, evoke navigation, dance, war, agriculture, magic and other topics.