Attractions
Thereâs so much to discover in Corvara, Alta Badia, and South Tyrol.
- The Gothic church of S. Catherine in Corvara
- The beautiful church of Colfosco
- Hystorical hamlets and traditional farms
- The birthplace of our Saint âPater Frenademetzâ
- The Marmolada glacier
- The picturesque church of Santa Croce
- Ladin traditions in the Ladin Museum of S. Martino
- The âPic Museum Ladinâ in S. Cassiano and the prehistoric bear âUrsus Ladinicusâ
- The natural park house in San Vigilio di Marebbe
- The war museum on the Valparola Pass
Natural parks in the Dolomites
The natural park Puez-Odle comprises an area of 10.196 acres.
It offers a unique geological landscape for understanding the structure of the Dolomites. It is a protected habitat for fauna and flora as well as a popular recreation area for people seeking outdoor activities. Animals as marmots and chamois can be observed in their natural environment. A hiking day through this unique scenery is an unforgettable experience for everyone.
The natural park Fanes-Sennes-Braies is surrounded by towering mountains and splendid alpine meadows.
Hikers and nature lovers will be delighted by the magic of the unspoiled nature. Mountain bikers and climbers find great trails and climbing routes. In winter this landscape sparkles with snow. A peaceful paradise which you can discover on a snowshoe excursion, ski touring or sledging down to the valley.
Ladin tradition
The inhabitants of the Alta Badia valley cherish their traditions and costumes as well as their ancient language, the Ladin. This retro-roman language is still spoken in the villages and taught in school.
Many initiatives have been implemented to protect language and culture. The Museum Ladin, housed within the historic walls of a beautiful castle, presents the history and culture of the Ladin population. The museum holds archaeological treasures, fossils, cultural objects, and traditional handicrafts.