Nature

Primordial elements, ancient rocks, and subterranean waters give life to profoundly true Alpine environments, uncontaminated and with unique widespread biodiversity.

Ranges on which the waters have, for thousands of years, carved out the earth, forming extensive caves, high waterfalls, and picturesque gorges. Dense centuries-old forests hold up primitive archipelagos that have become towers of rock, which UNESCO has elected as a world heritage site, in those border lands where the parks protect the extensive natural heritage of a territory waiting to be discovered. Italy's most varied vegetation accompanies diverse wildlife, where even the large European carnivores pass through the green corridors of the Julian and Carnic Alps.

Visitor centres, museums, and professional guides await you in the area, to reveal the incredible secrets of these unique mountains.