The Dolomites are wonderful, there's no doubt about it. Whether it's summer, winter, spring or autumn, the landscape is truly unique with its shades of colours and scents, with falling leaves, the pure white of the snow or the blossoming of flowers.
If you are a professional photographer or simply a photography enthusiast, you cannot miss the Dolomites, where taking photos is the order of the day. You will not even be able to move from one place to another in a short space of time without taking at least one photo of the mountains, the surrounding nature, the villages or the people. The best way to explore the world of the Dolomites is to experience it first-hand. Photographs bring back memories and allow you to capture the mountains in all their many facets.
All the Dolomite mountains and all the villages in Trentino-Alto Adige and Belluno are worth visiting and photographing. We recommend 10 of the most evocative and unique destinations to photograph at least once during your stay in the Dolomites.
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Tre Cime di Lavaredo
The magnificent Tre Cime di Lavaredo, the most famous and most photographed mountains in the world, located on the border between the provinces of Belluno and Bolzano.
Tre Cime Dolomiti
The Tre Cime Dolomiti area includes the towns of San Candido, Braies with its lake, Dobbiaco, Sesto and Villabassa.
Val di Funes
The Val di Funes, dominated from above by the Odle Group, is famous for the little church of Santa Maddalena and the fairytale landscape that surrounds it, attracting crowds of tourists every year.
Alpe di Siusi
The Alpe di Siusi with the mighty Sciliar massif, the symbol of South Tyrol.
Plan de Corones
Plan de Corones/Kronplatz is South Tyrol's number one ski resort and a hiking paradise in summer.
Passo Resia
Passo Resia, a well-known location for its submerged bell tower near the shores of the famous Lake Resia.
Pale di San Martino/Passo Rolle
The Pale di San Martino, Passo Rolle and Baita Segantini, within the tourist area of San Martino di Castrozza, Passo Rolle, Primiero and Vanoi in Trentino
Val di Fassa
The Val di Fassa, surrounded by some of the most important massifs in the Dolomites, such as the Sella Group, the Sassolungo Group and the Catinaccio Group.
Cortina d'Ampezzo
Cortina d'Ampezzo and its imposing Dolomites, such as Passo Giau, the Tofane and Croda da Lago, to name but a few.
Marmolada
The Marmolada, the ‘Queen of the Dolomites’, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and evocative places to spend both summer and winter holidays.
