Articles for Centro Cadore
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...
Gente di montagna: permanent photographic exhibit in Pozzale di Cadore
A village does not consist only of houses, streets, walls and fountains. A village ne...
Lake holidays in Trentino-Alto Adige and Belluno
A lake holiday is the perfect choice for anyone looking to relax in nature without gi...
Monte Antelao
Monte Antelao (3,264 m) is one of the most authentic destinations in the Dolomites fo...
Swiss Pine in the Dolomites
The Swiss stone pine, also known as cembra pine, is a tree species native to the Dolo...
The Museum of Glasses in Pieve di Cadore
Mankind would not have gone this far and history would have taken another course with...
The Pelmo in the Belluno Dolomites
Pelmo is one of most well-known and loved destination of the Bellunesi Dolomites, bet...
The 10 most beautiful cycling routes in the Dolomites
If you’re looking for things to do in the mountains beyond hiking, the Dolomites cycl...
How to get to Belluno's Dolomites
The Belluno area is located in the upper part of the Veneto region, a purely mountain...
Cross-country skiing trails in the Dolomites: all the trails to try
Cross‑country skiing enthusiasts can enjoy this sport in the forests and wide open me...
Climbing in Tre Cime di Lavaredo
The famous Tre Cime of Lavaredo/Three Peaks of Lavaredo are located between the Provi...
Climbing in Cadore
Cadore is generally distinguished in "Basso" ("low", up to Pieve di Cadore), where th...
The 6 Most Scenic Cliffs of the Belluno Area
In the heart of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the province of Belluno...
Honey from the Dolomites
Dolomite honey is one of the most representative traditional products of the Alpine r...
Typical Cheeses of the Belluno Area
The typical cheeses of the Belluno area are among the most authentic expressions of t...