Borghi  Piu  Belli  d'Italia  of  Trentino  Alto  Adige  South  Tyrol

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 19 November 2023
The ten Borghi Più Belli d'Italia of Trentino Alto Adige South Tyrol are a small selection of the 300 or so that exist across the country. 

With its rugged mountain landscapes of jagged peaks and Alpine passes, Trentino Alto Adige South Tyrol is blessed with some of the most beautiful scenery in Italy but the small towns and villages in this collection offer their own unique charms. 

​Within most of these locations you'll find architecture that's typical of the region where colour always plays a great role. This is in abundance in places like Glorenza which is also full of history. 
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Glorenza

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Glorenza, South Tyrol Province

Rango

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Rango, Trentino Province

Vipiteno

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Vipiteno, South Tyrol Province

Chiusa

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Chiusa, South Tyrol Province

Castelrotto

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Castelrotto, South Tyrol Province

Canale  di  Tenno

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Canale di Tenno, Trentino Province

Vigo  di  Fassa

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Vigo di Fassa, Trentino Province

Egna

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Egna, South Tyrol Province

San  Lorenzo  Dorsino

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San Lorenzo Dorsino, Trentino Province

Mezzano

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Mezzano, Trentino Province

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