Predazzo: nature, sport and traditions

Predazzo is known as the "Geological Garden of the Alps" thanks to its exceptional geological variety, unique in the world. In the heart of the village, the Geological Museum of the Dolomites displays a collection of rocks, minerals and fossils, as well as scientific publications that tell the story of the formation of the Dolomites. For a dive into prehistory, the geological path of Doss Capèl, between the Feudo Pass and the Alpe di Pampeago, offers a journey among fossil beaches, prehistoric shells and traces of the volcano that once dominated the area.

A historic centre rich in history and tradition

Walking through Predazzo, you will encounter monuments full of charm, such as the neo-Gothic church of Saints Filippo and Giacomo, built in 1870, and the oldest church of San Nicolò, dating back to the sixteenth century. The village also has many historic houses decorated with frescoes, which tell the traditional soul of the town.

Nature and relaxation for all tastes

Lovers of walks can discover the picturesque gorge of Sottosassa, where the waterfalls of Travignolo flow between porphyry walls ideal for climbing. In the "Fontanelle" area, Biolago offers an oasis of relaxation and fun: a bathing water surrounded by meadows, kept clean thanks to an innovative phyto-purification system that respects the environment.

A winter sports destination

Predazzo is a reference for athletes in every season. In winter, the ski lifts of the Ski Center Latemar - Val di Fiemme - Obereggen attract skiers from all over the world. The village is also crossed by the famous Marcialonga track.

Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium

The “Giuseppe Dal Ben” Ski Jumping Stadium, which has hosted three Nordic World Ski Championships (1991, 2003, and 2013), has long been a symbol of Predazzo’s sporting tradition.

The venue also played a key role in the ski jumping and Nordic combined events at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, confirming its status as an internationally recognized facility. Covering approximately 3,000 square meters, the stadium features two main competition hills, training facilities, and state-of-the-art spaces designed for athletes, judges, federations, and media.