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A Glimpse of the Region

The Dolomites (Dolomiti) or the Dolomite Alps is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy.

Travelers all around the world arrive to this northeastern area aiming to enjoy absolutely stunning landscapes and crystal clean air, to feel the charming atmosphere of old alpine villages or to spend a perfect winter vacation on excellent ski resorts.

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Must-Visit Places In the Dolomites

Natural Beauties and Lakes

Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park

The Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park is among the 23 national parks in Italy and the only park in the Dolomite Alps. It is located in the province of Belluno, between the Cismon river and the Piave river. The park was established in 1988, before the Dolomites were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It includes a few mountain groups: Pale di San Martino, San Lucano, Dolomiti Bellunesi (mountain groups above Belluno and Vette Feltrine (mountain groups above Feltre). Each of them includes lots of separate magnificent peaks. You can experience climbing the Monte Pavione (2334 m), the highest peak of the Park.

Lake Landro

Lake Landro, also called Dürrensee, is known for its location right near the road and free parking spaces right next to the lake. It’s an amazing short-stay destination where you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the mountains reflected in the crystal clear water. The nearest settlement Dobbiaco is located 9 km away from the lake and there are buses running between the two points. The Lake is halfway between Dobbiaco and Lake Misurina.

Tre Cime di Lavaredo

The three peaks, from east to west, are: Little Peak (Cima Piccola, 2857 m), Big Peak (Cima Grande, 2999 m) and Western Peak (Cima Ovest, 2973 m). This is probably the best-known destination in the Dolomite Alps. The three battlement-like peaks look pretty spectacular even from the highway. However, if you want to admire the stunning beauty of the landscape you will need to use the loop trail around the peaks.

Lake Misurina

Lake Misurina is known for snowy peaks and a hotel standing right on the shores of the lake. Near the lake there are a few hotels. The lake is located 1,754 m above sea level and thanks to the particular climatic characteristics the area is considered to be suitable for those suffering from respiratory diseases. Lake Misurina is also known as the place where the speed skating events were held during the 1956 Winter Olympic Games, and it was the last time Olympic speed skating events were held on natural ice.

Tourist Attractions

Ortisei: Zona Pedonale

It’s a lovely picturesque pedestrian area where we enjoyed the magical atmosphere during our Christmas holidays. Plenty of beautifully decorated shops, hotels, cafés and restaurants, small and comfortable markets. The whole area is decorated with Christmas trees and lights. If you are not a skier, walking around the place would be a memorable experience. The street with its breathtaking views actually looks like a fairytale town.

Chiesa di San Giacomo

Chiesa di San Giacomo is an old lovely church located between Santa Cristina and Ortisei. Road signs are everywhere. Walking through the forest and admiring the views is pretty enjoyable! The paths are well-maintained even in winter. While visiting the place you can come across tourists of all nations and everybody is pretty friendly. In summer you can admire natural springs with crystal clear fresh water. There are benches along the path through the forest for those who need some rest. Besides while walking along the forest you can also admire colorful paintings by the children of the local Art School, which tell the story of San Giacomo.

Tyrol Castle

If you are crazy about castles, Tyrol Castle located close to the Austrian border is a must-visit destination for you. It’s a landmark of the whole Tyrol region both Italian and Austrian. The Castle was constructed in a number of building phases, the first of which dates to 1100.

Geisler Alm

Geisler Alm is one of the most popular Instagram spots in the Dolomite Alps. Rifugio Delle Odle is a mountain hut with an excellent restaurant, located in the Puez-Geisler National Park in an alpine meadow surrounded by mountain peaks. To reach the place point to “Rifugio Delle Odle” in the navigator and you will reach the parking lot. Then follow the trail numbers towards the hut and in a 1.5-hour hike you will be there.

Cities

Cortina d'Ampezzo

Cortina d'Ampezzo is located in the province of Veneto. Cortina d'Ampezzo is considered one of the best and most fashionable not only in Italy, but also in Europe. In addition, it is included in the Dolomiti Superski zone, so from here you can get to other resorts of the Dolomites with the same ski pass, as well as make the famous "round the world" Sella Ronda. The city of Cortina is very attractive for wealthy tourists, and often many prefer visiting exclusive restaurants and bars directly to skiing.

Ortisei

Ortisei is located at an altitude of 1236 m above sea level and with 5791 inhabitants is the capital of Val Gardena. Surrounded by majestic peaks, the village is located in the heart of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.

Bolzano

The city of Bolzano is located in the northern part of Italy, on the border with Switzerland and Austria, in the region of Trentino - Alto Adige. Bolzano is the capital of South Tyrol. The city and the province are inhabited by representatives of three main nationalities: German, Italian, Ladin. That is why Bolzano is often called the city of three cultures. The city attracts travelers with magnificent mountain views and lakes, ski resorts, cheerful folk festivities and monuments of history and culture. Bolzano is called the gateway to the Dolomites.

Merano

Merano is a city in the Italian province of Bolzano in the Trentino-Alto Adige region. Merano is characterized by large parks and green paths, botanical gardens and numerous waterways. Permeated with a refined and welcoming atmosphere, the historic center captivates visitors with its medieval arcades and elegant Art Nouveau buildings. Merano resembles a tropical park, carefully sheltered from the winds and cold by the Tessa mountain range.

Attractions For Kids

Tre Cime Adventure Park

The park offers five air routes, at varying altitudes, for adventurous visitors of all ages. Toddlers (3-5 years old) can try their hand at the playground in absolute safety dedicated to them; Children and adults can choose between 5 different routes up to the most difficult one, where you can test yourself on routes that reach up to 14 meters in height. For everyone, the opportunity to get to the panoramic platform of the park at an altitude of 20 meters above sea level, from which you can admire Tre Cime di Lavaredo from the observation deck.

FunBob Auronzo

High-speed driving on tight turns, with little jumpy accelerations, on winding and straight sections of the track with underground paving creates similar adrenaline emotions as going down the winter sports ice trough during bobsleigh. Bridge and circle structures make the entertainment impeccable. Families, the elderly with grandchildren, tourists and schoolchildren - everyone loves the thrill. Book a test ride and you'll be thrilled too! The bridge and circle structures make the fun perfect. Families, the elderly with grandchildren, tourists and schoolchildren - everyone loves the thrill. Book a test drive - you'll be thrilled too!

Intercable Arena

A modern multifunctional arena with a focus on ice sports in the heart of Val Pusteria offers space for practicing various sports, such as ice hockey, figure skating, ice skating, curling and curling, as well as sledge hockey, short track or broomball. Intercable Arena is primarily a sports facility. Thanks to its versatility, it offers many uses and is therefore even more than a sports collaboration for athletes. Intercable Arena is a place of gathering, community and discussion for young and young people and a regular meeting place. Many other smaller and larger events also take place here, as the multi-purpose arena in Brunico also offers the perfect venue for concerts, conferences, corporate events and more.

Cortina360 - centro indoor, outdoor & Guide Alpine

The rock gym "Lino Lacedelli" offers the possibility of indoor climbing on more than 80 routes from 3b to 8b+ at a maximum height of 24 meters and up to 30 meters of development. Indoor climbing lessons will allow you to get closer to the world of rock climbing and discover the unique sensations of rock climbing. An activity that is at its peak in the Dolomites of Cortina d'Ampezzo. The classes are suitable for everyone, children and adults, and are a unique experience.

Museums

Museo Archeologico dell'Alto Adige

The museum has a permanent exhibition dedicated to Ötzi, the Iceman: a 5,300-year-old Copper Age mummy, with all his clothing and equipment. Ötzi is a copper age mummy that has survived to this day thanks to extraordinary circumstances and which gradually reveals the true treasures of knowledge. He was discovered by accident by two climbers in 1991 on the Val Senales glacier, with all his clothing and equipment, and has been studied 360° ever since.

Museum Of The Great War

This Museum is the most important museum of the Great War in the Dolomites. The museum houses more than 2,000 items of military materials. It is located 2 km from the Falzarego Pass, 20 km from Cortina d'Ampezzo. This museum wants to tell the story of soldiers not as fighters of one army or another, but as men. Adapting to the mountain and its natural inconveniences was the hardest and most exhausting of the fights. In these situations, genuine universal human values arose and, after the first bloody clashes, the absurdity of war as a tool for solving political problems. The museum illustrates the tragic reality of war.

MMM Corones

MMM Corones, situated on the summit plateau of Kronplatz (2,275 m), is dedicated to traditional mountaineering, which has strongly influenced – and has been strongly influenced by – Reinhold Messner. The museum is devoted to mountain history and also offers unique views of the great mountain walls of the Dolomites and the Alps. At the edge of the most magnificent viewing platform in South Tyrol, in the distinctive museum building created by Zaha Hadid, the view goes beyond the borders of South Tyrol to all points of the compass: from the Lienz Dolomites in the east to the Ortler in the west, from the Marmolada in the south to the Zillertal Alps in the north.

Museo delle Donne

The Merano Women's Museum is a lively cultural meeting point. The Women's Museum was designed by women to make women's knowledge, experience and self-esteem visible. The Merano Women's Museum aims to make women visible in all sectors of society. To this end, it explores and showcases the tangible and intangible assets of women, their history, their lives, their art and their culture. The Women's Museum aims to promote women's performance as a foundational element of an already existing cultural heritage.

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Expert Tips

Take car for traveling around Dolomites

Traveling around Dolomites is best by car, as this will give you the opportunity to visit the most remote corners of the Mountains. You can also travel by public transport, but buses take much longer.

Cars are always available for rent.

Enrosadira

You should definitely see Enrosadira, a unique light phenomenon during which the peaks of the Dolomites, bathed in the rays of the rising and setting sun, turn red. It can be seen throughout the year, but this natural spectacle becomes especially impressive in summer, when both sunrises and sunsets last longer.

Tre Cime

If you are going to visit Tre Cime you have to go in the early morning because when parking is full the entrance to the road to Tre Cime is closed. The parking lot is large and in the early morning you will definitely find a good place.

Hiking in the mountains

There are quite a few Alpine refugios in the Dolomites where tourists can stay overnight during their hike. These are refugios – traditional huts that are located high in the mountains and are designed to accommodate climbers and tourists. There will not be all the amenities that are offered to guests in ordinary hotels, but they have one indisputable advantage – here you wake up in the heart of the Dolomites! Alpine refugios are usually open from June 20 to September 20, but these dates may change depending on weather conditions.

If you plan to spend the night in a mountain hut, take a sleeping bag or an insert for it with you, as in the objects managed by the Italian Mountaineering Club – CAI, their presence is mandatory!

Cable Cars

It’s a good idea to always check the opening hours of the cable cars so you can get back before closing time.

Rainy days

Many amusement parks are closed when it rains.

On a rainy day you can go to SPA centers.

For example QC Terme Dolomiti.

In the wellness centers you will find relaxation rooms, mud baths, hydromassage baths and Roman baths.

Skiing is not only for professionals

For inexperienced skiers and for those who are afraid of heights, there are flat tracks on Val Gardena, Civetta, Kronplatz and Arabba. If you still want to slide down the mountain, then go to resorts with “green” and “blue” slopes, for example, on Val di Fiemme, Tre Valli – the slopes here are gentle and wide.

The slopes of Val Gardena are perfect for families with children. The resorts of the Val di Fassa boast moderate elevation changes, gentle slopes and a mild climate. There are also many safe trails for children in Val di Fiemme and Tre Valli.

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Travel budget

Couple of 2 people

Budget / day	Cost (€)
Accommodation	from 190€ (Classic double room with large bed and spa access, include breakfast)
Meals	120€ (Good quality budget option)
Entertainment	from 35€
Car rental	from 25€ (Citroen C3, 5 seats)

Family of 4 people

Budget / day	Cost (€)
Accommodation	from 379$ (Superior Double Room with 3 beds: 1 extra-large double bed, 2 bunk beds and spa access, include breakfast)
Meals	150€ (Good quality budget option)
Entertainment	from 50€
Car rental	from 25€ (Citroen C3, 5 seats)

Flight duration

New York-Milan

7 hours 45 minutes

London-Milan

1 hour 50 minutes

Sydney-Milan

14 hours 40 minutes

How many days to spend in Dolomites?

Vacation for a couple

Purpose - visiting the main attractions and entertainments

7-14 days

Family Trip

Purpose - visiting the main attractions and entertainments

10-14 days

Winter ski vacation

Purpose - visiting the main attractions and ski resort

14-21 days

Regional Airports

Aeroporto Valerio Catullo

37066 Caselle Province of Verona

The largest international airport in the northern part of Italy, located 5 km from Verona. Verona Airport consists of two terminals: for departure and arrival, located next to each other.

Treviso

Via Noalese 63/E 31100 Treviso

The international airport Treviso is located 89 km from the Alps and is suitable for passengers who travel to the Dolomites. Treviso Airport is a more convenient alternative to Marco Polo Airport.for it is primarily served by low-cost carriers such as Ryanair.

Aeroporto di Milano-Malpensa

Strada Statale dell'Aeroporto della Malpensa

Malpensa Airport is the largest international airport in Milan. Malpensa Airport handles around 20 million passengers annually and that makes it the second busiest Italian airport for international passenger traffic

Venice Marco Polo Airport

Marco Polo

The Marco Polo Airport known for amazing views of Venice city and the Venetian Lagoon is located 108 km from the Dolomites. It is the main international airport serving the whole northeastern region of Italy.

Best Hotels

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Hotel Al Sonnenhof

Str. Catarina Lanz, 8, 39030 S. Vigilio BZ

Emily Parker

One of the best places I’ve ever stayed in during my skiing activities in Kronplatz. Excellent food, very friendly staff, cleanliness, lovely location

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Arosea Life Balance Hotel

Pracupola al lago 355, 39016 Ultimo BZ

Emily Parker

Everything was perfect. We stayed in the hotel for 9 days and never felt disappointed. The breakfast was pretty delicious and to all tastes. Dinner too was wonderful. The staff was very friendly and polite. When we were checking out we suffered from hiccups and the reception staff managed to solve the problem quickly and effectively. We appreciate that a lot. Massage therapists Martha and Deborah were great. The location too was amazing. We’ll definitely come back to Arosea again

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ADLER Lodge RITTEN

Stella, 20, 39054 Soprabolzano BZ

Emily Parker

New structure, well organized and with excellent service. You cannot but relax and enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the Dolomite Alps

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Chalet SALENA luxury lodge

Santa Maddalena 22, Chalet Salena, 39030 Valle di Casies BZ

Emily Parker

The hotel provides you everything for a wonderful and comfortable stay! Lovely views of the mountains, perfect relaxation, tasty breakfasts, tactful staff. We’ll definitely come back!

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7 days Itinerary in Dolomites

Day 1

Cortina d'Ampezzo