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Dolomites

Dolomites

A Luxurious Mountain Getaway

The Dolomites is a mountain range in the northern Italian Alps known for its spectacular beauty and year-round abundant adventure opportunities, including world-class skiing. Dolomitic limestone, a rare mineral, is responsible for the mountain range’s dramatic, craggy appearance which helped earn its UNESCO World Heritage status.

This part of Italy also has a fascinating history, all its own. It’s where the Ladin people have lived since 5 BC, maintaining their traditional craftsmanship, and even their own language. The Dolomites also played an important role in the World Wars. Some areas of the region were once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, you will encounter pockets where people still speak German to this day. Adventure seekers and outdoor enthusiasts can hike the Via Ferrata. Built by soldiers during WW1 to navigate the mountainous terrain, the trail has metal cables, ladders, iron rungs, and unbeatable views.

As far as local cuisine goes, the Dolomites area is known for its combination of Austrian, Italian, and Ladin influences. The result is mouthwatering dishes like knödel, or bread dumplings flavored with cheese and herbs. Tasty Mezzelune ravioli made of buckwheat flour filled with spinach, onion, garlic, and ricotta. Try some fresh Bolzano asparagus or the more Germanic dishes that combine meat and potatoes.

Enjoy a break at a refugio, or mountain hut serving rustic dishes, or take a seat at an excellent restaurant to fuel up for a day on the slopes. When in the Dolomites, be sure to taste local wines, made of varietals like Pinot Grigio and Lagrein that thrive in the mountains.

Dolomites, Italy Travel Inspiration

On your Dolomites vacation, soak up the splendor of the mountains while you stay in upscale hotels with gorgeous views and luxurious spas. Take luxury Dolomites hiking tours that match your fitness level.

For those planning a Dolomites vacation in the winter, consider skiing the Sellaronda, which connects four passes around the Sella including Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Marmolada, and Val di Fassa. Madonna di Campiglio is the Brenta Dolomites and offers a mix of excellent skiing terrain and world-class restaurants. Visit the stylish Cortina d’Ampezzo, home to the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics. Afterward, enjoy après ski, fine dining restaurants, and ski chalets–all with awe-inspiring views. Other towns to explore in the area include Ortisei, a town with Austrian flair, and Corvara, an upscale mountain village at the foot of the Sassongher mountain.  

Customize Your Dolomites Tour

With Luxury Italian Tours, your Dolomites vacation is completely customized. That means the itinerary will include all your favorite activities! From luxurious accommodations that fit your desires and budget to carefully curated and authentic experiences that’ll show off the best of the region. That might look like a Dolomites ski safari, a family ski trip, or a luxury Dolomites hiking tour in the spring or summer. Get in touch to learn more and start the planning process!

Frequently Asked Question

When is the best time to visit the Dolomites?

The best time of year to visit the Dolomites depends on what you want out of your Dolomites vacation. If you’re an avid skier hoping for some of the best skiing in all of Europe, head to the area during the ski season, which runs from November through April. If you’re hoping to hike in the Dolomites, plan your trip sometime between June and September.

Are the Dolomites in Italy worth visiting?

Yes, the Dolomites in Italy are absolutely worth visiting, not only for their stunning beauty but also for their historic significance, unique culture, and local cuisine. There are lots of things to do in the Dolomites, whether you want to explore the mountains or visit charming mountain towns.

What is the most beautiful part of the Dolomites?

The Dolomites are beautiful no matter what part you visit, but some of the most iconic areas include the Three Peaks of Lavaredo and the Lago di Braies, a sparkling green alpine lake. You can visit these places and more on a customized Dolomites tour.

Should I go to the Dolomites if I’m not outdoorsy?

While the Dolomites are a playground for outdoor adventurers, they’re also worth a visit even for those who would prefer to stay in the ski chalet with a warm drink, enjoy luxurious spas, or sipping local wines. There are plenty of things to do that don’t involve hiking or skiing. Browse local shops, visit high-end restaurants, explore small towns, drive over scenic mountain passes, and even take in the views via cable car.

What can I experience on a Luxury Italian Tours Dolomites vacation?

What you experience on your Dolomites vacation depends on your interests, since all of our tours are completely personalized. Maybe that means going on a South Tyrol wine tour, staying in a gorgeous private villa with access to the ski slopes, or something totally different?!

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