Abruzos y Dolomitas in Italy
Introduction
Abruzos y Dolomitas are two of the most important and beautiful mountainous regions of Italy. They expect spectacular landscapes, of authentic infarction in some cases. We want you to discover all the charms they hide to be encouraged to visit them. Do you accompany us on this tour? This area of the center of Italy can boast of being one of the great green regions of Europe. The reason? Here are dozens of protected areas. The Abruzos National Park stands out, the oldest in Italy. It has 50,000 hectares of extension and is in the heart of the Apennines.
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BARRRE LAGO IN ABRUZOS
The landscape of this park is dominated by mountainous chains and karst reliefs that cross rivers and torrents. An ideal place to get in touch with nature, enjoy wonderful landscapes and, with a little luck, to see animals such as real eagles or deer. If you want to enjoy this wonder, a good starting point is Pescasserolli. There you can visit the Naturalist Museum, the Garden of the Apennines or the Abbey of the Saints Pedros and Pablo, which dates from the 12th century.
If you are passionate about everything related to fauna, you can go to Civitella Alfendena, which houses the Italic Wolf Museum, one of the animals that live in the area. You can also visit Villavallelonga and his bear museum. Other interesting stops are the artificial lake of BARREA, formed by an overflow of the Sangro River, the precious town of Alfedema or the Medieval Villa de Opi.
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Apart mental requires this group of mountains. It is here where the biggest heights of the Apennines are, as well as the beautiful park we just visited. They are, in reality, three small mountain chains. The first is the least high. In the second, two highlands stand out. And the third has the greatest elevations of Italy: the mountains of La Laga;The great Sasso d’Italia with the big horn, the highest peak of the Apennines;And La Majella, where Mount Amaro stands out.
Lavardo Picos
These beautiful mountains of northern Italy are declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is not for less. Among its charms are marbled, the roof of La Dolomita, with its 3342 meters high, and the only glacier that remains in the area. His thaw has given rise to Lake Fedala. Equally recommended are his valleys, that of Fassa and Gardena. The first houses some of the most beautiful corners of La Dolomita. Meanwhile, the second forms a set of stations and mountain slopes in which one of the world’s largest snowboarding areas is located.
The peoples of the Dolomita Region
In addition to the beauty and spectacularity of its landscapes, the dolomite stand out for the lovely villages that dot them. Peoples in which time seems to have stopped. View of the town of Santa Maddalena with the Dolomita in the background
Santa Maddalena and La Dolomita
One of the most beautiful is Alleghe, in Belluno. It is located at the foot of the majestic mountain and bathed by Lake Di Alleghe. This natural environment gives it a very special aspect. And it doesn’t matter if you visit it in winter or in summer. Another municipality in the region that deserves a stop is Cortina D’Ampazzo, famous for its ski slopes. And, if you want to continue the route, you can visit Rocca Pietore, at the foot of the marble;Ortisei;Selva di Val Gardena, surrounded by the Mountains Sella and Sassolungo;or jungle di cadore.
conclusion
This last town, Selva Di Cadore is linked with Cortina D’Ampazzo through the passage of Giau, a port famous for being one of the sections through which the Giro de Italia runs. From its highest point, at 2236 meters, you can obtain incredible views of the marble, Tofane, Croda Rossa or Croda da Lago we hope that after this brief review of the notes on your list of future destinations in your list of future destinations. So you can see first hand the beauty of its landscapes and all the charms that house that, of course, there are few, don’t you think?
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