The Dolomites tower majestically to the south-east of the Adige river and Isarco valley. Called the "pale mountains" they glow like embers in the autumn sunset. Formed from coral and chalk, nature has worked them to produce some of its most attractively bizzare architecture which has fired the imaginations of people since prehistoric times.
Not surprisingly they are shrouded in legends and fairytales and feature in many old folk songs. Nowhere else will you find so many nature reserves in such a small area.
Climbing in the legendary Dolomites, the best known and most spectacular mountains in the Alps. Climbing in the realm of King Laurin.
Young rowing enthusiasts can hire boats and are in their element gliding across the bathing lake above Fiè.
Alta Badia (1152 - 2778 m) is to be found in the heart of the Dolomites in South Tyrol, south of the Alps surrounded by imposing peaks. Ski fun in Alta Badia.
Tour of the Dolomites
The majestic rocky towers of the Dolomites, with their bizarre and irregular shapes, are not to be missed, as well as the luxuriant vegetation of the green woods and the valleys, considered cultural patrimony of humanity. A land of fierce beauty and magic unlike anything you have seen before.
