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Relax in close contact with nature
To immerse oneself in the tranquillity of endless green expanses, to surprise a goat at the edge of a wood, to listen to the sound of a waterfall or follow the flight of a butterfly. Nature after all is the perfect companion which permits us to spend our holidays far from the chaos of the city, surrounded by simplicity and relaxation.
In order to experience nature, it is enough to follow those untrodden, perhaps forgotten, paths which are found in the parks and natural reserves all over Italy, to cross breathtaking scenery which contains an entire world waiting to be discovered over and above the usual delights Italy has to offer: beautiful city centres, genuine food, unusual cultural activities and living traditions. For the adventurer the natural parks represent the opportunity to discover abandoned places or territories, thus transforming them into instruments for the cultural, economic and social recovery and development of areas neglected down the centuries. It is exactly here that we can recover an authentic relationship with nature and observe the inhabitants of these incredible ecosystems.
In Italy, the Indiana Jones adventurer can choose from 24 national parks, 23 marine parks and more than 700 reserves and regional parks, unique and magnificent places where nature manifests itself both as an open book and a playmate.
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The newly formed province of Ogliastra in the east of Sardegna is characterised by uncontaminated natural environment which offers the tourist the opportunity to discover its unique scenery. |
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Roero is a vast territory in Piedmont, a place filled with colour, and offering uncontaminated nature, clean air and genuine products. |
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In the heart of Tuscany, a fascinating Park rich in history was founded in 1975 to preserve an area rich in fauna, and where the unique plants and flowers offer the visitor endless pleasure. |
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The white sandy beaches washed by blue cobalt seas, the resinous perfume of marittime pine forests and the warmth of the sun distinguish the National Park of Cilento and the Valley of Diano as a destination for nature explorers and sun lovers. |
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In the Eolian archipelago, Stromboli offers a truly unique spectacle; discover this active volcano by sea or by land. |
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Situated on the Lombard side of the Adamello Mountain Range, the Adamello Regional Park covers an area of more than 50 thousand hectares, and borders on the Stelvio Regional Park to the north and on the Adamello-Brenta Regional Park (situated in Trentino-Alto-Adige) to the east. |
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For anyone who loves nature walks, the Regional Natural Park of Lessinia, only a few kilometres from Verona, offers a wide range of long walks with lots of opportunities for relaxation and fun. |
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Breathtaking panoramas of mountains, lakes and torrents; unique flora and fauna: all of this and more is on offer to the visitor in the biggest of the Italian National Parks. |
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Tucked away in thick, wild vegetation, these spectacular waterfalls weave their spell of fascination over the mesmerised onlooker. |
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Situated in the western part of the Adamello-Brenta Natural Park, the Val di Genova is a narrow unspoilt enclosed valley characterised by the sound of waterfalls and torrents of swirling water. Covered as it is in thick woods, it is the ideal place for lovers of nature, sport and good cuisine. |
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For whoever loves adventure or long walks in suggestive and unusual places in unspoilt natural settings, the ‘Valley of Hell’ is the ideal destination. |
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The Regional Park of Sirente Velino in Abruzzo is not only a natural haven but is also steeped in history and culture. |
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The Regional Park of the Po Delta is a unique natural site thanks to its geological formation and to the numerous species of animals that live there. It is an area which man has wrenched from the sea, and this renders it even more fascinating to explore. |
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Living with nature and animals is possible, all you have to do is take a holiday in the “Belpaese’s” oldest park, the Gran Paradiso. |
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Let’s discover together the wonderful natural treasures of the Gran Paradiso National Park, a world waiting to be enjoyed in the company of ibexes, the essence of the park. |
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There are many nature areas, dotted from north to south in Italy, but one, in particular, teaches respect for the environment: the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise. |
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Lo and behold the green paths, genuine routes immersed in the natural world of the Gran Paradiso Park, to discover in the tranquillity of the Alps. |
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