About the Book
South Tyrol, the small province in northern Italy and historically a borderland between north and south, offers an incredibly appealing diversity in a compact space: world-famous mountains amidst partly gentle, partly wild and rugged landscapes, a vibrant, traditional culture that hints at the south, and a refined yet hearty cuisine that combines the best of both the north and the south. Those who wish to look behind the scenes of this autonomous province can join one of the many tours and, for example, gain insights into the myth of the mountain world at the Firmian Mountain Museum.

And this is how you will experience South Tyrol with the DuMont Travel Guide:

Personal and authentic: We value honest experiences, closeness, and presence.
Clear structure divided into individual regions with their towns and landscapes.
Engaging immersion and experience pages before each chapter.
The tours: Just set off, explore new paths. Actively dive into nature and culture.
The favorite spots: great for surprising discoveries.
The addresses: radically subjective selection, sometimes stylish, sometimes ecological, always individual and personal.
The magazine: a varied travel essay. It also tackles critical and controversial topics.
The maps: 5 city maps, 20 tour maps, overview map with highlights, quick overview of each region plus a separate travel map.
The bonus with the book: Current travel tips and news are available as an online addition.