Top Things to do in Italian Alps
Top Hotels in Italian Alps
- 1. Verona - Hotel Giulietta E Romeo
- 2. Excelsior Dolomites Life Resort
- 3. Du Lac et Du Parc Grand Resort
- 4. Opera Relais de Charme
- 5. Astoria Resort
- 6. Corte San Mattia - Agriturismo Verona
- 7. Hotel Diana Jardin & Spa
- 8. Hotel Benacus Malcesine
- 9. Hotel Angelo Engel
- 10. Gran Baita Hotel & Wellness Resort
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10 Waterfalls in Italian Alps That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Italian Alps, Italy including Parco delle Cascate, Le Cascate di Stanghe, Cascata del Toce, Lillaz Waterfalls, Cascate Val Genova, Cascate di Riva, Partschinser Wasserfall, Cascate dell'Acqua Fraggia, Cascate del Rutor, Cascate Della Froda.
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1. Parco delle Cascate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,295 reviews
A few kilometres from Verona, the ancient hamlet of Molina is waiting for you to give you a break and enjoy the surrounding nature and culture in a magic atmosphere. The Waterfall Park is the perfect place for an excursion in the lush vegetation, between vertiginous walls of bare rock, large caves and pounding waterfall. The opportunity to choose between three routes (green, red and black) makes the park a suitable destination for all ages and needs. Don't forget to visit the ancient mill of the 17th century and Molina, the characteristic hamlet of stone where you can buy typical local products.
Reviewed By Megamagelen - New York City, United States
Made the Red circular with a nine years old and 3.5 years old girls, they really enjoyed it. It’s not an easy trail: be prepared to walk down from the parking about. 15 min, than you enter and you start by descending a lot. But the view worth it, most of it is in shedding area, and the waterfalls makes it cooler. Two main attractions: one is the swing in waterfall n. 17 in the map and one with omega with was inoperable (June 4). One of the best trails we had with kids. Definitely worthy for half day trip if you are in east Garda lake or near Verona.
2. Le Cascate di Stanghe
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4.5 based on 802 reviews
Reviewed By TinkerbellRome15
Nice walk along the gorge but pick a weekday to avoid the masses! Good infrastructure and location for a relaxing afternoon.
3. Cascata del Toce
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4.5 based on 569 reviews
Reviewed By Davidm1961 - Cambridge, United Kingdom
I don't do usually do waterfalls. But after a strong recommendation from our hotel, I am glad I was flexible. This waterfall is quite simply stunning and mesmerising. The waterfall is the 2nd highest in Europe apparently. But I think you got a better sense of the size and perspective by standing at the bottom. If you are at the bottom when the waterfall is in full flow (11.30am-to1.30pm) you might need a rain jacket - I just sat there and watched the water pounding the rocks for half an hour. There is more parking at the top of the waterfall, along with a viewing platform of sorts, which gives great views back down the valley. This is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting the area.
4. Lillaz Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,342 reviews
Reviewed By Janeesp - Limoges, France
We went to the waterfalls on a damp Sunday morning, we followed a path to the waterfalls and ended up climbing up the mountainside to get a better view from the bridge which is above the main waterfall. We continued on the marked path which luckily took us to a nearby lane which we followed back down to the village, personally I didn’t fancy trying to navigate our way back down the rocks we had climbed up especially as they were damp. You definitely need suitable footwear if you intend trying to see the best of the waterfalls and the stunning views over the valley from above them.
5. Cascate Val Genova
6. Cascate di Riva
7. Partschinser Wasserfall
8. Cascate dell'Acqua Fraggia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 718 reviews
Reviewed By Raoulr89 - Sittard, The Netherlands
Not far from Chiavenna these waterfalls are located. We have seen some waterfalls during our roundtrip but this was one of the most impressive ones. It is high and has two main falls. The haze reaches far. It is easy to access the bottom and you can even enter the water directly after the falls. It is a kind of natural pool. The downstream below is a very popular location to swim and there are lots of people which takes away a little bit of the magic of the falls. Parking in the area is possible but only for limit time and on a sunny day it can be hard to find a spot.
