Curiosities and tips for a holiday in the Dolomites
Informations, articles and tips for a holiday in the UNESCO Dolomites of Trentino, South Tyrol and Belluno
Pieve di Cadore: between art, history and breathtaking views
Perched on a hill at 878 meters, Pieve di Cadore overlooks the valley with views that...
City break in Bolzano: what to do, what to see and when to go
Bolzano is an elegant and authentic Alpine city, where culture, nature and quality of...
7‑Day Holiday in the Dolomites: What to See and What Not to Miss
The Dolomites are one of the most fascinating destinations in Europe: spectacular pea...
Autumn Holiday in the Dolomites: When to Book and What to Know
Autumn in the Dolomites represents one of the most fascinating periods to discover th...
10 things to see and do in Falcade and the Biois valley
Among the most beautiful Dolomite valleys we find the Biois valley (Val del Bioi...
Latzfons Cross
The Lazfons Cross is the highest-altitude pilgrimage site in South Tyrol at 2,305 met...
Squire Farms
The Squire Farms of Val Passiria were stone dwellings resembling a small castle and h...
8 Things to See in Arabba
Arabba (Rèba in Ladin) is a village in the heart of the UNESCO Dolomites, located at...
Arte Sella
Arte Sella is a large Nature Art exhibition visible in the woods and meadows of Val d...
The Sissi Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle
The Sissi Gardens at Castel Trauttmansdorff in Merano are a unique place where nature...
How to get to Trentino
Thanks to its central location between the southern Alps and the Po Valley, Trentino...
How to get to Friuli
The UNESCO World Heritage Friulian Dolomites are divided between the provinces of Por...
How to get to South Tyrol
South Tyrol is an easily accessible destination in every season, thanks to its strate...
How to get to Belluno's Dolomites
The Belluno area is located in the upper part of the Veneto region, a purely mountain...
Ritten cable car
On 23 May 2009, the new Renon cable car was inaugurated, replacing the previous cable...