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8 things you'll absolutely love about a Dolomites holiday
Check out all the reasons why this part of Italy should be on your travel list this summer, and where’s best to stay.
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Selva Val Gardena
With a laidback vibe and lots of family-run hotels and restaurants, Selva’s your typical Dolomites town, with incredible views wherever you turn. And you can really see the mix of cultures here too – there’s a big Ladin community and the town’s even got its own German name, Wolkenstein.
Madonna di Campiglio
Madonna’s got a more high-end feel, so you can spend days here people-watching outside cafés with a coffee or spritz, browsing boutiques and unwinding in thermal springs. And there’s plenty to explore outside town. Take lifts up to mountain huts and stroll through the national park, or visit local villages.
Molveno
Molveno’s an authentic lakeside village that serves up the winning combination of a glistening blue water backed by thick green forests and spiky mountains stretching into the sky just beyond. Like Madonna, it’s in the Brenta Dolomites, and there’s no shortage of wow-worthy views here, as well as a whole load of history to uncover.
Val di Fassa
Val di Fassa’s the perfect mix of natural beauty and local culture, and it’s easy to get around the valley by bus. The biggest villages here are Canazei and Campitello, where you’ll find plenty of authentic food to try as well as local craft shops. If you fancy a bit of pamper time, head just down the valley to Pozza di Fassa for its thermal hot springs and spas.
Ready to discover the Dolomites for yourself? Check out our Dolomites deals or book a day trip to the Dolomites from Lake Garda.
Author: Polly Bryan
Last updated: 28.02.2024