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weather Webcam Stelvio (Stilfser Joch) Webcam Stelvio The Stelvio Passo dello Stelvio is 2757 m, the highest pass in Italy and the Col de l'Iseran the second-highest paved mountain pass in the Alps. The Stelvio Pass connects Bormio in Valtellina, Lombardy, with Prad in the Vinschgau, South Tyrol. On the... |
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weather Webcam Brennero (South Tyrol) Webcam Brennero The place burner located in the extreme north of Italy and South Tyrol, on the border with Austria North Tyrol. Since the EU accession of Austria, including the northern part of the country Tyrolean, burner has gone through the withdrawal of customs ... |
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weather Webcam Riva del Garda (Gardasee) Webcam Riva del Garda Riva del Garda once belonged to Austria-Hungary. Even in World War Riva del Garda was a fortress and was shot by the Italian artillery, which wreaked considerable damage. After the war, Riva del Garda was ceded to Italy by the Treaty of St. Germain. ... |
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weather Webcam Caldonazzo Webcam Caldonazzo Caldonazzo is 2 km from the same Caldonazzo. In the Caldonazzo there is evidence of Roman settlements. On the "Colle di Tenna" Roman mule tracks lead to an old military base. Today, in this place there is a chapel from the 12th century. Traces from t... |
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weather Webcam Stelvio (Stilfser Joch) Webcam Stelvio The Stelvio Pass, named after the village of Stelvio east of the pass, was never a nationally significant passports - on the contrary, it was up to the construction of the Stelvio road always in the shadow of Umbrail Pass. The Stelvio you once called... |
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weather Webcam Stelvio (Stilfser Joch) Webcam Stelvio The 50 km long road over the Stelvio was built from 1820 to 1826 by the Austrian Empire in order as quickly as possible to connect the Lombardy, which belonged to the Empire of Austria with the other parts of the empire. During the First World War wa... |
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