The Stelvio National Park, the largest among the historical Italian National Parks, extends into the heart of the Central Alps and includes two typical mountain valleys that were carved by glacial activity and the numerous sources of water that descend from the powerful Ortles-Cevdale mountain massif.

The Park's landscape is made up of magnificent ridges, thriving forests, verdant mountain meadows furrowed by bubbling streams that flow down from the eternal glaciers.

The morphological diversity of the area, due to the considerable altimetrical height differences, makes it possible for ecosytems with numerous species of rare animals and plants to exist.

Villages and rural mountain homes located throughout the bottom of the valley and along the mountainsides, complete these amazing surroundings and are a fascinating example of both rural and religious architecture that harmoniously blends with the surroundings; definitely worth discovering!