Vallagarina

Vallagarina

Vallagarina Valley is actually the most southern part of Val d’Adige and stretches from the city of Trento along the Adige river to the border with Verona.

Here, where the southern Alps for the last time reach an altitude of 2,000 metres, history has brought forward numerous settlements, villages and towns. The biggest one is Rovereto, also called the city of oaks, which is the cultural and administrative centre of the valley.

Running parallel to Lake Garda, the valley is mainly characterised by viticulture. Compared to upper Val d’Adige, Vallagarina boasts a fairly Mediterranean and more traditional flair.

  1. Ala

    Ala, a small town in southern Vallagarina, festures one of the most interesting old historic districts throughout…  more

  2. Avio, Sabbionara di

    Avio with its component localities Borghetto, Mama, Masi, Sabbionara and Vò represents the centre of Bassa Vallagarina.  more

  3. Besenello

    Besenello is located between Trento and Rovereto and is enthroned by Castel Beseno.  more

  4. Brentonico

    In between Lake Garda and Vallagarina lies the high plateau of Brentonico, at altitudes from 500 to 2,000 m.  more

  5. Calliano

    Calliano is characterised by a large number of castles and fortresses and was venue for several battles back in history.  more

  6. Isera

    The little village Isera is famous for the production of the Marzemino wine.  more

  7. Nogaredo

    The buildings and the roads in the centre of Nogaredo remember the calm and rural life in the village that is…  more

  8. Nomi

    Nomi is a typical village of the Vallagarina valley and is located on the right Adige riverbank.  more

  9. Pomarolo

    This historical village is famous for fruit growing. One of the most striking elements are its ancient mills.  more

  10. Terragnolo

    Terragnolo is composed of a valley that consists of many little villages.  more

  11. Mori

    Mori, a small town with about 9000 inhabitants between Rovereto and Riva di Garda, is famous for its quality wines.  more

  12. Ronzo Chienis Val di Gresta

    Ronzo Chienis is the main village of Val di Gresta, known above all for promoting organic fruit growing and…  more

  13. Rovereto

    Including some 35,000 inhabitants, Rovereto is the second largest city in Trentino, right after the city of Trento.  more

  14. Trambileno

    Trambileno presents several memories of the First World War.  more

  15. Vallarsa

    The municipality of Vallarsa is known especially for Monte Pasubio, a colourful mountain featuring numerous sites…  more

  16. Villa Lagarina

    Villa Lagarina is centre from a technical and agricultural viewpoint and is located only a stone’s throw from…  more

  17. Volano

    In the north of Rovereto and in the heart of the Vallagarina valley, there is the locality of Volano.  more

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