Nature parks in the Italian Alps
The Levico Terme Park is the most important historic park in the Province of Trento and one of the most fascinating green spaces in the area. Created at the beginning of the 20th century according to the design of Georg Ziehl, the park preserves the elegance of the Habsburg era.
Have you ever dreamed of discovering an entire microcosm held in the palm of your hand? A little paradise where Alpine flora and fauna live together undisturbed, observed by the curious eyes of visitors. The Parc Animalier d’Introd is unique in the Aosta Valley.
Novella Fluvial Park is an exceptional natural trail located in Val di Non, in the towns of Novella and Romallo.Crossing many apple’s orchards and lush woods, with rare plants and flowers such as orchids, you can immerse into the heart of the millennial rock.
The Champdepraz Visitor Centre is the ideal starting point for discovering the Mont Avic Natural Park and the surrounding area. A place designed to welcome visitors, provide in-depth information and offer a first introduction to the natural richness of this protected area.
Mont Avic Nature Park was established in 1989 as the first nature park in the Aosta Valley. It protects the upper Chalamy Valley in the municipality of Champdepraz and, since 2003, also the Dondena Valley in the municipality of Champorcher.
The forest and its extraordinary importance for people and nature are at the heart of the Lahnersäge Visitor Centre, located in St. Gertraud in the Ultental Valley, within the Stelvio National Park. Here, wood tells its story.
How wonderful is the world of Belpark! The Parco Faunistico di Spormaggiore is a magical and unique place where visitors can experience the shy creatures of nature at close quarters. Here we have many fascinating animals.
The Valsavarenche Visitor Centre offers a fascinating journey exploring the lives, survival strategies and habits of the large predators that inhabit Gran Paradiso National Park.
In the heart of Prato allo Stelvio, within the territory of the Stelvio National Park, lies the aquaprad Visitor Centre – a place dedicated to discovering the fascinating world of aquatic environments.
The Gran Paradiso National Park Visitor Centre in Cogne - TutelAttiva Laboratorio Parco - is a research laboratory where visitors can study and understand what happens in the park and deepen their knowledge on the environment.
Gran Paradiso National Park Visitors Centre of Rhêmes-Notre-Dame tells an enthralling story: the Gypaëtus Barbatus (Bearded vulture), the biggest European prey bird, has returned to the skies of Gran Paradiso National Park.
