Dolomites Towns

Italian

There are many Dolomites Towns. Since many centuries people live in this valleys and mountains. Places where you can spend happy days in a comfortable hotel, enjoying your holidays making spots or visiting beautiful places and joint an old culture lake Ladino. Back from your travel you will bring back the memory of a landscape, a place and people you have met.Dolomites Mountains are in the North East of the alpine chain. They are in an area spread on three Italian regions. Up to the north Dolomites reach the beautiful city of Lienz, an important city in Eastern Tyrol surrounded by many mountains.

In Italy Dolomites Mountains rich, on east, the region Friuli Venezia Giulia, but maybe more then eighty percent of Dolomites are placed in Belluno province. In this province you can find many peculiar Dolomities Towns. One of the most famous Dolomites Towns is Cortina d’Ampezzo, called the Queen of Dolomites for its elegance and the beautiful mountains all around. Sappada is a town where there are the spring of Piave river and people speak a German idiom. Pieve di Cadore it’s a cultural and administrative centre. Here is where the famous painter Tiziano Vecellio was borne. San Vito di Cadore is surrounded by wonderful Dolomites peaks. Borca di Cadore is long Boite Valley. In Vodo di Cadore there is a singular village called Vinigo. Calalzo di Cadore is the place where starts the “Lunga via delle Dolomiti” a long track you can do by bicycle. Cibiana di Cadore is famous for its Murales. Auronzo di Cadore is a very famous town for its tourism. In the areas of Agordo Valley there are many peculiar tows. In Arabba many people that love skiing reach this place to enjoy the winter. Falcade is a place where many famous people were born. Alleghe has a large and beautiful lake and Caprile is part of Alleghe town.

In Bolzano province you can find three Dolomites Towns spread long Pusteria valley. One of these is San Candido, a nice town closed to Austria border. Bressanone, is the third largest centre in Bolzano province and surly one of the oldest. The second one is Brunico, beautiful place and administrative centre as well. In an other valley, Val Gardena, Ortisei is a place to visit during the summer as well as in winter. Not so far from Bolzano is Merano, a large and elegant place. In Val Badia you can find Corvara,one of the most important places for the Ladino culture.

Even in Trento province you can find Dolomites Towns very closed to the Dolomites areas as well as strictly part of it. Long Val Sugana, at the southern limit of dolomites, there is the town of Caldonazzo, very famous for its big lake. Levico Terme is well known for its baths, famous for more then hundred years. Pergine is a very old town. In the north of the province you can find Segonzano. The town is very famous for its pyramids, a very singular geologic area. On the board among three provinces there is the town of Canazei, it lied in a valley surrounded by beautiful Dolomites picks. In Val di Fiemme you can find Predazzo, famous for its geological and ethnographic museum. The centre whit more inhabitants in Val di Fassa is Moena, proud town of Ladino culture. A town whit a wonderful landscape is San Martino di Castrozza.