Italian Alps

The Italian Alps are a major mountain range located in northern Italy, forming part of the larger Alps system that stretches across several European countries. Known for their stunning peaks, glaciers, and lush valleys, they influence Italy’s climate and biodiversity. The Alps serve as a vital source of freshwater, support outdoor activities like skiing and hiking, and host diverse flora and fauna. Major cities such as Turin and Milan are nearby, and the region’s scenic landscapes attract millions of tourists annually. The range also plays a significant role in Italy’s history, culture, and economy, especially through tourism and winter sports industries.