Alpi
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Contesto di Alpi
Le Alpi sono la catena montuosa più importante d'Europa, situata a cavallo dei confini di Italia, Francia, Svizzera, Liechtenstein, Germania, Austria, Slovenia e, sia pure in modo del tutto marginale, l'Ungheria. Separano l'Europa centrale da quella meridionale e racchiudono la regione geografica italiana, comprendendo al loro interno le vette più alte del continente europeo, tra cui il Monte Bianco, che con i suoi 4807 m d'altezza è la montagna più alta della catena, d'Italia, di Francia e in generale del continente.
