The Dolomites vacation is the most popular choice for a stay in South Tyrol. Tourists can expect an Austrian idyll, Italian charm, and South Tyrolean hospitality during their stay. In addition to the rugged rock formations that are a hallmark of the area, beautiful nature parks such as the Fanes Sennes Prags Nature Park (with its picturesque Lake Prags) and the Schlern Rosengarten Nature Park, the oldest nature park in South Tyrol, await visitors. Even the largest high alpine pasture in Europe, the Seiser Alm, is located in this region.

Opportunities for active holidays such as trekking, climbing, horse riding, golfing, and mountain biking in spring, summer, and autumn are ubiquitous here. In winter, the region offers excellent opportunities for winter sports such as cross-country skiing, tobogganing, and, of course, skiing. The popular holiday on the farm and modern accommodations in the Dolomites also guarantee a relaxing vacation.

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If you're planning a vacation with beautiful nature, hikes, high-altitude trails, and wild animals, then you must experience this mountainous region.

UNESCO World Heritage Site

Parts of the Dolomites have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2009.

In South Tyrol, the Dolomite areas that are included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site are:

• Northern Dolomites
• Puez-Geisler
• Schlern Rosengarten Latemar
• Bletterbach

Among skiers, the Dolomites are best known for the huge ski area Dolomiti Superski and the Sella Ronda ski tour. Dolomiti Superski is the largest ski destination in the world. With one ski pass, you can access 450 lifts and their 1,200 kilometers of slopes in 15 different ski areas.