Val di Fassa Holidays

Scenic walking trails and gentle meadow paths web this magical mountain valley, so holidays to Val di Fassa are sure to leave a lasting impression.

Rich in nature

Discover the UNESCO-protected Dolomite Mountains in Val di Fassa, a valley rich in flora and fauna and packed full of alpine huts and mountain lakes.

Feast for the senses

Val di Fassa makes a great base for gentle mountain walks, starting with a leisurely ramble through the meadows and paths that link the seven villages of Fassa. These ancient routes wind through fragrant woodland and over clear mountain streams, and are peppered with ancient churches, and trenches and lookout posts from the First World War.

Traditions and myths

The fascinating traditions of the Ladin people are still upheld through Val di Fassa and its surrounding valleys, with most restaurants serving the typical tastes of the region. Hop on a bus to Vigo, 20 minutes from Canazei, to the Fassa Ladin Museum, to learn about the witches and elves of traditional Fassa mythology.

Good to know

There won’t be a rep based in your resort, but a rep will meet you at the airport when you arrive and get you on your way. If you’ve got any questions during your holiday, you can call our 24/7 TUI Service Centre at any time.

Out and about

Here are some ideas of things to do when staying in Val di Fassa:

• Guided mountain walks
• Nordic walking
• Tennis courts
• Fishing
• Wildlife spotting
• Mountain lifts

At a glance

Explore the Val Duron in Campitello - a valley full of pretty streams, flowers and mountain refuges
Wander through Socracrepa's barns and rural ruins that provide a glimpse into former village life in Canazei
Be entranced by the witches and elves of traditional Fassa mythology at the Fassa Ladin Museum

Destinations in Val Di Fassa

PLACES TO STAY IN Val Di Fassa

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Laid-back evenings

Many hotels in Val di Fassa have chic lounges where you can sit back, relax and savour the peaceful mountain atmosphere, preferably with a glass of local wine in hand.
Lively evenings

Each village in Val di Fassa has a variety of trendy and sociable pubs, clubs and wine bars, many with daily happy hours. If you want to stay out extra late, the Hexen Klub is a huge nightclub open four nights a week until 4am - expect live music, DJs, dancing on tables and drinks flowing until the early hours.

Eating out

Natural flavours and genuine, local ingredients are the secret to Val di Fassa’s mountain cuisine. Ladin and Italian dishes like canederli or pappardelle with game ragout are typical recipes of the region, having been passed down through the generations. You’ll find these two traditional dishes everywhere, from the small mountain refuges to the Michelin-starred restaurants. The eateries are spread out in Campitello, Canazei and up the mountains, so maybe have a look around before you choose.
Pizza with a view at Rifugio Salei

At the bottom of the Sassolungo mountain is Rifugio Salei, a self-service pizzeria and restaurant. The very particular interior décor makes this an enjoyable place to eat, and with a large sun terrace, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Dolomites over a slice of pizza.
Cosy and traditional at Mini Restaurant

Over in Campitello is a small but popular eatery, the Mini Restaurant. This family-run establishment prepares a range of traditional Ladin dishes from goulash to potato dumplings. But there are only 18 seats, so it’s important to book.
Unusual Italian at Osteria La Montanara

In the centre of Canazei is the Osteria La Montanara, a restaurant offering a more unusual range of Italian dishes. There are meat and cheese platters galore, and all the food is beautifully presented. However, they don’t do reservations so make sure you turn up early.

On foot

This area is a haven for walkers. A 2km riverside walk leads from Campitello to Canazei, and further paths link all of Fassa’s seven villages.
Trains

There's no train station in Val di Fassa, but you can catch a bus to the stations in Ora (2 hours), Trento (3 hours) and Bolzano (3 hours).
Buses

A local bus service allows you to explore much of the area. Buses runs at certain times between Campitello and Canazei, and once a day from Canazei to Val Gardena. There are also buses between the other villages, as well as a tourist road-train in Canazei.
Summer lifts

An efficient system of lifts, gondolas and cable cars stays open from June to September, ready to whisk you higher into the mountains. Get unlimited access to many of them with a Panorama Pass.

Walking

Every year Val di Fassa welcomes walkers of all abilities – and it’s easy to see why. The majestic Dolomites reign over the valley, ensuring some of the most beautiful mountain views in the world, wherever you roam. Casual walkers can wander through pretty meadows, over rolling hills, and along gentle paths that link Fassa’s seven villages. Or catch the summer lifts up the peak to discover alpine huts and clear mountain lakes. Those with a bit more energy can climb towards the summit on foot, and the area is dotted with ancient churches and WWI lookout posts.

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Val di Fassa Holidays

Rich in nature

Feast for the senses

Traditions and myths

Good to know

Out and about

At a glance

Destinations in Val Di Fassa

PLACES TO STAY IN Val Di Fassa

Top things to See and Do in Val di Fassa

Laid-back evenings

Lively evenings

Eating out

Pizza with a view at Rifugio Salei

Cosy and traditional at Mini Restaurant

Unusual Italian at Osteria La Montanara

On foot

Trains

Buses

Summer lifts

Walking

SIMILAR DESTINATIONS

Where we go in Val Di Fassa

Hotel Soreghes, Campitello

Hotel Rododendro, Campitello

Hotel Fiordaliso, Canazei

Hotel Park Diamant, Campitello

Hotel Rubino Executive, Campitello

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