The Via Claudia Augusta, the ancient Roman road that joined the Danube with the Adriatic lowlands, has now come back to life, after 2000 years of history, thanks to the numerous tourists who travel on foot or by bicycle.

This historical walk has become a bridge that unites environments and cultures of three countries: Italy, Austria and Germany.

The southward path splits into two branches at Trento: one descends toward the Po up to Ostiglia, crossing the Adige valley and the other, passing through Valsugana and Feltre, winds its way toward the Adriatic Sea up to Altino, ancient harbour on the edge of the Venice lagoon.