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Alta Badia - DOLOMITES
Alta Badia - Where mountain beauty meets refined pleasure
Alta Badia is a place where exceptional flavours, breathtaking landscapes and living traditions come together in perfect harmony. Here, the breathtaking scenery of the Dolomites, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, blends harmoniously with Ladin culture, age-old traditions and a refined tourism offering. At sunset, the peaks glow in soft shades of pink in the enchanting natural phenomenon known as enrosadira, an unforgettable daily spectacle.
In winter, Alta Badia offers direct access to more than 500 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes within the Dolomiti Superski area, including the iconic Gran Risa, home to the annual FIS Ski World Cup races. In summer, the valley transforms into a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly hikers and cyclists. The legendary Dolomite mountain passes host the Maratona dles Dolomites, one of the world’s most celebrated cycling events.
Panoramic views, welcoming mountain huts and outstanding cuisine make Alta Badia an ideal destination for travellers seeking both nature and fine dining. Guests can savour high-quality dishes prepared with the finest South Tyrolean ingredients at mountain huts at over 2,000 metres above sea level, or discover traditional Ladin flavours at historic farmsteads. In recent years, Alta Badia has further strengthened its reputation as a leading gourmet destination, thanks to its Michelin-starred restaurants and an impressive selection of fine-dining venues throughout the valley.
The Ladin people, who have inhabited this region for thousands of years, preserve their own language and cultural heritage. Their warm hospitality invites visitors to experience the mountains through the traditions, values and way of life of those who know and love them best.
In winter, Alta Badia offers direct access to more than 500 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes within the Dolomiti Superski area, including the iconic Gran Risa, home to the annual FIS Ski World Cup races. In summer, the valley transforms into a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly hikers and cyclists. The legendary Dolomite mountain passes host the Maratona dles Dolomites, one of the world’s most celebrated cycling events.
Panoramic views, welcoming mountain huts and outstanding cuisine make Alta Badia an ideal destination for travellers seeking both nature and fine dining. Guests can savour high-quality dishes prepared with the finest South Tyrolean ingredients at mountain huts at over 2,000 metres above sea level, or discover traditional Ladin flavours at historic farmsteads. In recent years, Alta Badia has further strengthened its reputation as a leading gourmet destination, thanks to its Michelin-starred restaurants and an impressive selection of fine-dining venues throughout the valley.
The Ladin people, who have inhabited this region for thousands of years, preserve their own language and cultural heritage. Their warm hospitality invites visitors to experience the mountains through the traditions, values and way of life of those who know and love them best.
