Little wonder, with the variety offered in the Dolomites holiday region: the majestic Dolomite mountain peaks, and excellent cuisine, a colourful mix of down-to-earth fare and Italian specialties, and of …

The magnificent mountain massif in the Sexten Dolomites is located on the border with the Italian province of Belluno and is a magical attraction for hikers, climbers and those who love ski tours.

The Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site covers an area of 142,000 hectares spread over five Italian provinces: South Tyrol, Trentino, Belluno, Udine and Pordenone.

Where the Dolomites are located, how best to reach them, where best to holiday according to your personal preferences. You can find out from the Dolomites Italy map and from the short descriptions …

The town of Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy is rightly known as the " Pearl of the Dolomites ", and this town in the province of Belluno is beautifully embedded in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage site.

A large part of the most imposing mountain ranges in the Dolomites - such as the Catinaccio, the Sciliar, the Latemar, the Pale di San Martino or the Marmolada – are no more than enormous fossilised …

Whether you are a climber or a walker, there is no avoiding their magnificent appearance. 360-degree views, family hikes or high-alpine tours, gentle alpine pastures or three-thousand-meter peaks within …

Dolomites.org on this page, introduces the towns of the Dolomites in Italy. It gives a clear overview of the most popular towns in the holiday region.

By train, by car, by bus or even by plane – many paths lead to the popular holiday regions in the Dolomites.

In winter the sun-drenched slopes on Alpe di Siusi in the Dolomites are in great demand, especially by families. Snowboarders and freestylers, however, can enjoy King Laurin Snowpark and show off their …