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Heaven on Earth and the natural land on the Dolomites I can say in one word that this trip used up a lot of beauty, traveling to Northern Italy this time. I didn't expect and dream that when I actually saw the tourist attractions, they would be so incredibly beautiful. Northern Italy is very famous for another one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the world called the "Dolomites". Many people may not have a picture of how to travel and whether they can travel by themselves. For me, I have a self-guided travel style by renting a car and studying where the tourist attractions are. Once you understand the places, you can plan your route more easily by taking the same route and places together, and tying other zones together for the next day. The advantage of traveling by self-driving in a country with beautiful nature is that we will gain profit from passing each route because every area will be beautiful along both sides of the road. I guarantee that we will absorb every journey of the Dolomites in an unforgettable way. For the highlights of the Dolomites, you must come! • Trecime Di Lavaredo is a tourist highlight. Here, you must come to trek on a small, easy route. Walking from the starting point to the picture takes about 2 hours. The path along the way is not fast enough. It's easy. The destination is a very beautiful view. Pin number 1 that must be visited in the city of Dolomite. • Seceda, a mountain peak with a slope angle of 45 degrees and is a landmark that you definitely can't miss. The beauty is level 10++ with the greatness of the Dolomites surrounding it and the corner that is a popular corner of beauty called Seceda. • Lake Carezza, an emerald lake with a crystal clear green color. I saw this lake because it was on the route that I had to drive through. It is a place that tourists visit continuously because of the beauty of the lake that is beautiful and surrounded by trees, contrasting with the dimensions of the Dolomites as a backdrop. I must say that it is beautiful, 10 out of 10. • Santa Maddalena, here there is a church that stands out in the middle of the village and is surrounded by bright green fields. There is a group of Dolomites standing in the middle of the picture. Therefore, photographers consider this corner to be the most beautiful corner and has the most beautiful composition of the picture. • Forcella Sassolungo, a vertical cable car that you have to stand up to get on the cable car. It is a secret cable car that not many people know about, but I must say that the view from the top is very beautiful. We will experience the Dolomites in the middle of the valley and steep cliffs. It is also a travel point for climbers. I recommend adding this location to your plan. #withmyshutter #travellingthroughtheworld #dolomites #italytravel #travelphotography #phototravel #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

Secret cable car in Dolomite, Italy This cable car is called Forcella Sassolungo or another name that people call it is offin lift Forcella Sassolungo. The literal translation is coffin lift. It sounds very creepy. Just the name makes me hesitate that if I come to Dolomite, I must try to ride this lift or cable car. There are not many reviews, so I decided to come and visit and see how creepy it is... When I arrived, I did not hesitate... I rushed to see what it was, what it looked like, and how to ride it. The cable car has a vertical shape and is a bar for you to stand on. When I saw it, I exclaimed... oh, the standing position is like a coffin. Because of the strange appearance of the cable car, people call it a coffin lift. Only 1-2 people can ride 1 lift. And the way to ride is even more bizarre. When the lift is almost there, you have to get ready to run up. There is an officer who rushes to open the door for us. We push us into the lift and lock it from the outside!!! When I stood inside, it was quite cramped because the space was narrow and it swayed back and forth a little. From the bottom, it gradually climbs higher and higher. And my heart beats because The cable car will pass through a narrow passage to the crevice of the rocky mountain or Dolomites. Swing back and forth and you will reach the top. The top will be a high cliff, which is the highlight for mountain climbers. It is a sport specific to mountain climbers who conquer the Dolomites. There is a coffee shop where you can rest your body and mind and take pictures. The view from the top is so exciting. I made the right decision to have the opportunity to visit this secret place that not many people have reviewed. I think anyone who visits the Dolomites and secretly inserts this cable car schedule, they will not be disappointed. #ForcellaSassolungo #dolomites #italytravel #withmyshutter #travellingthroughtheworld #travelblogger #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

#europetravel Val Gardena is a stunning valley located in the Dolomites, a mountain range in northern Italy. It offers breathtaking landscapes, and it is a popular destination for both winter sports and summer activities. In winter, Val Gardena offers some of the best skiing experiences in the Dolomites, while in summer, it is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. The valley includes charming villages such as Ortisei, Selva, and Santa Cristina, each offering unique cultural and recreational opportunities. Val Gardena is full of facilities like numerous ski lifts and cable cars. It addition, it offers well-maintained hiking trails and different types of accommodation. Moreover, you can find restaurants, shops, and rental services for sports equipment. The best time to visit for skiing is from December to March, while the summer months of June to September are ideal for hiking. Wear appropriate clothing and footwear for outdoor activities. Enjoy your time at the peaks of Val Gardena! #myhiddengems #dolomites #italy #valgardena

#europetravel Marmolada is known to be the highest mountain peak in the Dolomites. Commonly, it is k own in Europe as the Queen of Dolomites. It is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. It includes countless breathtaking natural landscapes. It is open all the year and accessible by cable car, and this adds to it beauty. A visit to Italy will not be complete without exploring the beauty of the Marmolada in Dolomites. It is a must-visit place! #myhiddengems #dolomites

The Sellaronda is one of the most iconic ski routes in the world, circling the Sella Massif through four breathtaking Dolomite passes: Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella, Passo Gardena, and Passo Campolongo. It’s a 40 km loop (including lifts and slopes) that you can ski clockwise (orange route) or counterclockwise (green route) in about 5-6 hours without stops. Morning: Start Early to Beat the Crowds (8:30 - 12:00) 📍 Choose Your Starting Point Start from Corvara, Arabba, Selva di Val Gardena, or Canazei. The best option is Arabba if you want a scenic, less crowded start. 📍 Pick Your Direction • Clockwise (Orange Route) → More challenging, with steeper slopes. • Counterclockwise (Green Route) → Easier, with gentler descents. 🚠 First Lift Up & Ski the First Pass • If clockwise: Head towards Passo Pordoi from Arabba. Enjoy long, sweeping reds. • If counterclockwise: Head towards Passo Campolongo, skiing easy, rolling slopes. 🏔 Mid-Morning: Ski Through the Sella Massif • Enjoy panoramic views from Passo Sella, with the mighty Sassolungo towering above. • Take a break at Comici Hut (if coming from Val Gardena) for a quick espresso with a view. Lunch Stop (12:00 - 13:30) 🍽 Best Rifugios for Lunch: • Rifugio Jimmy (Passo Gardena) – Great local dishes & stunning views. • Rifugio Fodom (Arabba side) – Famous for its polenta and grilled meats. • Ütia de Bioch (Corvara side) – Fantastic pasta & traditional Ladin cuisine. 🥂 Don’t Miss: A glass of Bombardino (hot eggnog liqueur) to warm up before continuing! Afternoon: Complete the Loop (13:30 - 16:00) • Keep an eye on the last lift times (most close around 16:00-16:30). • If clockwise, ski the fast, technical descents from Passo Gardena into Val Gardena. • If counterclockwise, enjoy the wide, scenic runs from Passo Pordoi to Arabba. • Optional: Take a detour to Lagazuoi (near Passo Falzarego) for incredible powder skiing. Après-Ski & Evening (16:00 - 19:00) 🍻 Best Après-Ski Spots: • La Stua (Selva di Val Gardena) – Cozy, lively atmosphere. • Miky’s Pub (Canazei) – Great for craft beer & a fun vibe. • Ütia L’Tamá (Corvara) – A hidden gem for an authentic Dolomites feel. 🔥 Dinner Suggestion: For a full Ladin experience, try Rifugio Col Pradat (Corvara) or L’Ostaria Posta (Selva). Order Speck, Canederli, and Strudel to refuel! Tips for the Perfect Sellaronda Day ✔ Start early – It gets crowded by late morning. ✔ Check the weather – Whiteout conditions make navigation harder. ✔ Don’t stop too long – If you take too many breaks, you risk missing the last lifts. ✔ If in doubt, hire a guide – They’ll help you find the best conditions and hidden spots. #dolomites #italy

#skitrip Dolomite's ways of living 🎿♨️🏔️ The first stop of the new year was #Dolomites. I think it’s worth writing a complete guide for snowboarders… (maybe even the first one on the Chinese website) First of all, the scenery is really amazing! When skiing Sella Ronda, I was amazed while skiing. At the end, I felt exhausted, but I relied on the unparalleled scenery of the Alps to complete the loop. The name of the Dolomites Superski area is well deserved. The continuous mountains and the super-long ski slopes that can never be skied are all available. Superski tickets can let you have them all (as long as you have the energy!) In addition, skiing has become a way of life and socializing here. Get up early and go up the mountain with friends and family, ski the snow trails, see the scenery, feel the speed, and at noon, you can eat delicious food and latte macchiato at any pizzeria in the mountains that are not inferior to those down the mountain; the snow trail passes through the town, passes the church, under the bridge, next to the driveway, and slides along the snow trail to buy an ice cream, and in a blink of an eye, you have crossed another mountain. This kind of experience is quite rare except in such a mountain skiing super area.

#WinterTravel Who said November is not a good month to visit? Let me tell you that you missed out on a lot. How can it be this beautiful? The word beautiful is so wasteful. I want to cry. The Dolomites during snowfall are just as beautiful as in summer. I must say that they are so amazing. When I saw them, I cried. I want to live there. We rented a car from Venice. It only took 2 hours to get to this photo spot. The view of the mountain is right next to the road. We drove past and stopped to take some photos. For those who are hesitating whether to go during this time, I must say that you must go. 🥰😍 🚙 There is free parking. 📍Cinque Torri #tripพาไปไปขอภพปีใหม่ #italy #dolomites #dolomiteswinter

#europetrip #italy #dolomites Visiting the Parish Church of Kastelruth (Chiesa Parrocchiale di Castelrotto) is a captivating experience that combines spirituality, history, and architectural beauty. Located in the heart of the charming South Tyrolean village of Kastelruth, the church is an iconic landmark with its striking Baroque style and towering bell tower, one of the tallest in the region. Originally built in the 12th century and later reconstructed in the 18th century, the church features exquisite frescoes, ornate altars, and a majestic organ, showcasing the craftsmanship of its time. Surrounded by the breathtaking Dolomite mountains, the church offers a serene atmosphere both inside and out. Visitors can admire its elegant interior or simply take in the stunning views of the village and surrounding landscape, making it a memorable stop for both cultural and spiritual enrichment.

The magnificence of the 3 peaks of the Dolomites Nature always creates beauty, but whoever wants to find it is the origin of traveling to northern Italy. And then nature never disappoints us. This place is the number 1 destination in northern Italy. It is called Tre Cime di Lavaredo and this mountain range is a group of mountains of the "Alps". Tre Cime is one of the highlights of hiking around the peak. It is an easy route, not difficult to walk to the viewpoint. It is recommended to plan a 1-day walk to rest when reaching the destination. The hiking trail is a mix of dirt and rocks. There is no climbing. But... if you come in the summer, you must apply cream and wear sunscreen. To fight the wind and weather, we will see the beauty of the Dolomites around. It makes you see the beauty and magnificence of the entire mountain range. Let me tell you that Italy has many more places to explore. And if you come, don't miss the various viewpoints of the Dolomites. #withmyshutter #dolomites #dolomites #italy #travelphotography #travelblogger #bloggerstyle #bloggerstyle #photooftheday #Winter travel destinations

#magicalxmastrip #dolomites The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable adventures. Here’s a compact guide to the must-visit spots: 1. Alpe di Siusi – The largest alpine meadow in Europe is a serene haven of rolling green fields surrounded by towering peaks. Ideal for hiking and photography, it’s a peaceful escape into nature. 2. Cadini di Misurina – A dramatic cluster of jagged peaks, this lesser-known gem provides stunning vistas, particularly along the viewpoint trails. Perfect for those seeking awe-inspiring panoramas. 3. Lago di Braies – Known as the “Pearl of the Dolomites,” this emerald-green lake, surrounded by rugged mountains, is a picturesque spot for leisurely strolls or boat rides. 4. Tre Cime di Lavaredo – Iconic and majestic, the three peaks are a highlight of the Dolomites. Hike the scenic loop trail to fully appreciate their grandeur. 5. Baita Segantini – A charming mountain refuge with postcard-worthy views, it’s an excellent spot to savor traditional alpine dishes while soaking in the scenery. 6. Seceda – Renowned for its dramatic ridges and expansive views, Seceda is a hiker’s paradise. Ride the cable car and explore its stunning trails. 7. Val di Funes – A quaint valley dotted with picturesque villages and the iconic St. Magdalena Church, surrounded by towering peaks. 8. Hotel Cima Rosetta BW Signature – Rest in comfort at this stylish hotel, blending modern amenities with alpine charm. Ideal for recharging between adventures.

#magicalxmastrip #italy #dolomites Buckle up for a whirlwind day exploring the Dolomites, where every turn brings jaw-dropping views and enough hairpin bends to make your steering wheel blush. This alpine adventure starts in Bolzano, the gateway to the Dolomites, where you’ll sip a quick espresso before hitting the Great Dolomites Road. Your first stop? Lago di Carezza, a lake so stunning it looks photoshopped. The emerald waters perfectly reflect the surrounding peaks, making it the ideal spot for a “Look, I’m in a fairy tale!” photo. Resist the urge to jump in, though—this lake is beauty, not a swimming pool. Back in the car, you’ll wind up to Passo Pordoi, a mountain pass that feels like driving into the sky. At the top, take a breather (and about 50 photos) while marveling at the jagged peaks stretching endlessly. Bonus points if you spot a marmot posing for your camera. Cruising down the switchbacks, stop for lunch in the charming village of Ortisei. Feast on hearty mountain cuisine—dumplings, speck, and, of course, strudel. You’ve earned it. End the day in Cortina d’Ampezzo, where you can toast your road trip with an aperitivo and watch the setting sun paint the peaks in fiery hues. From lakes to passes, every mile of this Dolomites road trip is a feast for the senses—and your camera roll.

#magicalxmastrip #dolomites #italy Let me tell you why the Dolomites Should Be Your Next Bucket-List Destination If you’re looking for a destination that combines jaw-dropping natural beauty, outdoor adventure, rich culture, and incredible food, the Dolomites in northern Italy need to be at the top of your travel list. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an unbeatable mix of towering limestone peaks, crystal-clear lakes, charming villages, and winding roads that promise an unforgettable journey. Nature Like No Other The Dolomites are a playground for nature lovers. Picture jagged mountain peaks reaching for the sky, verdant valleys dotted with wildflowers, and serene alpine lakes reflecting it all like a mirror. Whether you’re gazing at the iconic Tre Cime di Lavaredo, hiking to Lago di Braies, or standing atop a mountain pass like Passo Pordoi, every view is breathtaking. The landscapes change with the seasons—from lush green meadows in summer to snow-covered wonderlands in winter—making the Dolomites a year-round paradise. Adventure Awaits The Dolomites are a dream for adventurers of all levels. Hiking trails crisscross the region, ranging from leisurely walks to challenging climbs. Cyclists will love the hairpin turns of the mountain passes, while the hikes will love it even more 😍

#magicalxmastrip #dolomites #italy Hiking in the Dolomites is like walking through a postcard, but better—because postcards don’t come with the smell of fresh alpine air or the promise of pasta at the end. This Italian mountain range is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it’s easy to see why. Towering limestone peaks, verdant meadows, and crystal-clear lakes make every step a feast for the eyes. Start your adventure with the Tre Cime di Lavaredo loop, one of the most iconic hikes in the Dolomites. The trail offers spectacular views of jagged peaks, dramatic cliffs, and valleys that stretch on forever. Along the way, you’ll pass cozy rifugios (mountain huts) where you can refuel with a steaming bowl of spaghetti or a slice of apple strudel. Who knew hiking and carb-loading made such a perfect pair? The trail’s highlights include standing at the foot of the massive Tre Cime towers, where you’ll feel both tiny and invincible at the same time. You might also spot marmots scampering around, possibly judging your climbing skills. By the time you finish the hike, your legs will be tired, but your spirit will be soaring. The Dolomites have a way of making you forget the effort as you soak in the breathtaking scenery. And when you finally sit down to a post-hike espresso with the mountains towering behind you, you’ll realize this is the definition of la dolce vita.

#magicalxmastrip #dolomites The Dolomites in northern Italy—where the mountains are as stunning as they are intimidating. If you’ve ever felt the pull of the peaks, this is the place to answer the call. Whether you’re an experienced mountaineer or a first-time hiker, the Dolomites offer a mix of jaw-dropping landscapes, breathtaking hikes, and cozy alpine refuges. So, lace up your boots, grab your gear, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure! Step 1: Know the Terrain (Don’t Trip!) First things first: the Dolomites are steep, rocky, and seriously beautiful. The mountain ranges here are a UNESCO World Heritage site, so you know they’re the real deal. But don’t be fooled by those picturesque photos—these mountains can be as challenging as they are stunning. Start with a hike around the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, one of the most iconic spots in the Dolomites. It’s an easy-ish hike with views so gorgeous, they might just make you cry (or at least wish you had more energy for that last mile). Step 2: Mountain Refuges: Coffee, Soup, and Epic Views After a long day of hiking, you’ll want to refuel. The Dolomites are dotted with alpine refuges, rustic spots where you can grab a hearty meal or a warm drink. Try the Rifugio Lagazuoi, which offers not only killer views but also fantastic local dishes like speck (a type of ham) and polenta. Trust us, after a long day of hiking, those hot meals will taste like gourmet magic. Step 3: Don’t Forget the Lifts (For Lazy Days) If you’re feeling like a scenic ride, don’t worry, the Dolomites are full of cable cars and ski lifts. You can reach some of the highest peaks without breaking a sweat. Take a ride up to Seceda for some of the best panoramic views of the region, all while barely lifting a finger. So, when the Dolomites call, pick up. The mountains are waiting for you with their incredible landscapes, adventure, and delicious Italian food!

#magicalxmastrip #dolomites The Dolomites are famous for their towering peaks, but their true magic lies in the hidden valleys that weave through this UNESCO-listed wonderland. These valleys, tucked away from the tourist crowds, feel like nature’s secret garden. So grab your boots, your sense of adventure, and let’s go uncover them! Val di Funes: Where Time Stands Still Start with Val di Funes, a valley so picturesque it feels like it’s been plucked straight out of a postcard. Surrounded by jagged peaks and dotted with charming alpine farms, this is the place to slow down and soak in the scenery. Don’t miss the St. Magdalena Church—it’s tiny, it’s photogenic, and it might just be the cutest church you’ve ever seen. Val di Comelico: Quiet Trails and Cozy Villages Next, venture into Val di Comelico, a lesser-known gem. Here, you’ll find tranquil trails winding through dense forests and meadows that bloom in a riot of colors during the summer. The charming villages, with their wooden chalets and friendly locals, make it feel like you’ve stumbled into another world. Val di Zoldo: For the Adventurous Spirit Finally, there’s Val di Zoldo, a haven for adventure seekers. Known for its dramatic peaks and authentic mountain vibe, this valley offers everything from hiking and climbing to winter sports. Plus, the local cuisine—think hearty stews and creamy gelato—is worth the trip alone. Exploring the hidden valleys of the Dolomites is like stepping into a dream. Each one offers its own unique blend of beauty, culture, and adventure. So lace up your boots and dive into these alpine treasures—you’ll leave with stories and scenery you’ll never forget!

#magicalxmastrip #dolomites If dramatic landscapes, alpine charm, and endless adventure sound like your idea of paradise, the Dolomites are calling your name. This UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Italy is a natural wonderland that combines jaw-dropping beauty with a unique mix of Italian and Austrian culture. The Dolomites are an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. Picture yourself hiking along trails that wind through jagged peaks, lush meadows, and crystal-clear alpine lakes like Lago di Braies—a scene so picturesque it could double as a movie set. In winter, the area transforms into a snow-covered playground for skiers, snowboarders, and anyone who enjoys après-ski coziness by a roaring fire. For those who crave history, the Dolomites deliver that too. These mountains were a key battleground in World War I, and remnants like open-air museums and tunnels carved into the rock tell a fascinating story. Meanwhile, charming villages such as Ortisei and Cortina d’Ampezzo offer a glimpse of local life, complete with hearty cuisine that blends Italian pasta and Tyrolean dumplings. But it’s not just about the activities—the Dolomites have a way of making you pause. Whether you’re watching the peaks glow pink during alpenglow or sipping espresso in a mountain hut, this place has a magic that stays with you long after you leave. Put the Dolomites on your list—they’re not just a destination, they’re an experience you’ll never forget.

#magicalxmastrip #dolomites #italy The Dolomites in northern Italy are a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for their stunning landscapes, dramatic peaks, and charming villages. To get the most out of a day in this alpine paradise, here’s a perfect itinerary to follow. Morning: Start your day early in Cortina d’Ampezzo, a lively town known as the “Queen of the Dolomites.” Grab a coffee and pastry in a local café before heading out on the road. Your first stop should be the Lago di Braies, a pristine lake surrounded by towering cliffs. Take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline or rent a boat to row across the turquoise water while soaking in the breathtaking views. Mid-morning: From Lago di Braies, drive to the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, one of the most iconic sites in the Dolomites. A short hike will bring you to the base of the three magnificent peaks, where you’ll be treated to jaw-dropping vistas. The area is perfect for photographers and nature lovers alike. Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Tyrolean lunch at a rifugio (mountain hut) near Tre Cime. Try hearty local dishes like speck, polenta, and a rich alpine soup. Afternoon: Head to Seceda, where a cable car ride will take you to the top for panoramic views of the Dolomites’ jagged peaks and lush valleys. Spend some time hiking around the area before descending. Evening: End your day back in Cortina d’Ampezzo with a delicious dinner at a local restaurant, reflecting on the day’s unforgettable adventures.

#magicalxmastrip #dolomites #italy A day in the Dolomites is like stepping into a postcard of towering peaks, lush valleys, and charming alpine villages. Start your day early by driving through Cortina d’Ampezzo, a picturesque town nestled in the heart of the Dolomites. Known for its stunning scenery, it’s the perfect base for your adventure. From Cortina, head to Lago di Braies, one of the most beautiful lakes in the Dolomites. Surrounded by dramatic mountain peaks, the turquoise waters reflect the stunning landscape, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful morning walk or boat ride. Next, embark on a hike or take a cable car ride up to Tre Cime di Lavaredo, one of the most iconic spots in the Dolomites. The three towering peaks offer breathtaking views and are a must-see for nature lovers and photographers alike. The hike around the area offers panoramic vistas of rugged cliffs, alpine meadows, and serene valleys. Finish your day in a cozy mountain hut, savoring traditional Italian Tyrolean dishes like speck and polenta, while enjoying the spectacular sunset over the peaks. The Dolomites are a playground for outdoor enthusiasts, and a day spent here will leave you in awe of nature’s grandeur.

#europetrip #italy #dolomites #ortisei Staying in Ortisei for three nights was a delightful experience, as it proved to be the perfect base for exploring the stunning Dolomites, including Seceda and Alpe di Siusi. This picturesque town is full of charm, with its colorful houses, vibrant flowers, and welcoming atmosphere. Every corner seemed to offer a postcard-worthy view, from the quaint cobblestone streets to the charming cafes where we enjoyed delicious local treats. The town’s central location and convenient cable cars made it easy to access the breathtaking alpine scenery, while the warm hospitality of Ortisei made us feel right at home. It was the ideal blend of adventure and relaxation.

#europetrip #italy #dolomites #Kastelruth Strolling through Kastelruth on a cold, gloomy morning was a charming experience that revealed the quiet beauty of this Alpine village. The town's picturesque streets, lined with traditional Tyrolean architecture, exuded a serene and timeless atmosphere. We visited the Museum of Traditional Costumes, which offered fascinating insights into the region's cultural heritage, showcasing beautifully preserved garments that reflect centuries of tradition. Despite the chilly weather, Kastelruth's quaint charm and historical richness made it a delightful stop, inviting us to slow down and appreciate its unique character.

#europetrip #Santacristina #dolomites Our walk through Santa Cristina was a delightful journey through the heart of the Dolomites, surrounded by breathtaking alpine landscapes and a peaceful atmosphere. The charming village streets led us to stunning viewpoints, where we could pause to admire the majestic peaks towering over the valley. Along the way, we passed by traditional wooden houses adorned with vibrant flowers, adding a touch of warmth and charm to the scenery. The highlight of our walk was visiting the beautiful Church of Santa Cristina, a serene spot that perfectly complemented the natural beauty around it. The tranquility and captivating views made our stroll through Santa Cristina an unforgettable experience.

#europetrip #dolomites #italy #seceda We visited Seceda in early autumn, expecting vibrant fall colors, but to our amazement, an overnight snowfall had blanketed the mountain in pure white. The scene was absolutely magical—autumn hues fading into snow-covered peaks under a crisp blue sky. To reach this dreamlike landscape, we took the cable car from Ortisei. The journey itself was an experience, with panoramic views as we ascended to 2,500 meters. Tickets were easy to purchase at the base station, and the ride was smooth and quick, making it accessible for everyone. Once at the top, the view left us breathless, with the iconic ridgeline stretching dramatically into the distance. Seceda in unexpected snow is a sight we’ll cherish forever.

getaway to dolomites was truly breathtaking!! Into mountains? clouds? hikes? nature? cablecars? lakes? sunset? paragliding? skiing? come to dolomites! its an all rounder😉🫶🏻will not exchange this for another experience or country. You got my heart entirely dolomites, will be back for you in a different season for a whole new experience again⛰️🏞️❤️🌅 #dolomites #nature #sunset #italy #europe #travel

#traveldiaries I just got back from a wonderful trip to Belluno, a hidden gem nestled in the Dolomites of northern Italy. 🏔️ The stunning views of the mountains surrounding this charming town took my breath away! I explored the historic center, where I was captivated by the beautiful architecture and the peaceful atmosphere. The entrance to the Cathedral of San Martino is free, and the views from its bell tower are absolutely worth the climb. While in Belluno, I also visited the nearby Natural Park of Dolomiti Bellunesi, which offers countless hiking trails. The park is free to enter, making it a perfect day out for nature lovers! I enjoyed a delicious meal at a local trattoria, savoring homemade pasta and local wines. Belluno is a perfect mix of history and nature, and I can’t wait to return! #Belluno #Dolomites #ItalianAdventure #TravelDiaries #ExploreItaly #HiddenGems

Discover panoramic vistas,rocky trails and a relaxed corner of Italy 🇮🇹- Val di Funes. Famous photo spot of the Val đi Funes. The huge of mountain is behind the church and ME is always in front of YOU❤️. The romantic of Church ST. Magdalena always protecting by the mountain. Church belongs to the village Val di Funes. Just walk up about 15 minutes from San Giovanni Church, you will get a very beautiful spot.#church #valdifunes #dolomites #italy

#outdooradventures #paragliding #seceda #italy #dolomites #snow #Italyview Paragliding at Seceda after a night of snowfall was truly enchanting. By the time I reached the starting point, the ground was still covered in a pristine layer of snow, though the skies had cleared. The untouched white blanket created a stunning contrast with the autumn foliage that peeked through in patches. As they took off, the crisp air filled me with excitement, and I soared above the snow-covered landscape, where the golden hues of fall mixed beautifully with the soft whiteness below. The tranquil beauty of this combination made the flight feel magical, as autumn and winter collided to create a breathtaking panorama from above.

#grassland #100waysoftravel #italy_views #italy #dolomites #alpine #meadow One of the highlights of the Dolomites is the stunning Santa Maddalena, a picturesque village nestled in the heart of a beautiful grassland with a breathtaking mountain backdrop. Though not easy to reach by public transport, we took several buses to arrive and it was well worth the journey. As we strolled slowly toward the viewpoint, we were surrounded by cows and sheep grazing peacefully on the grass, their bells ringing melodiously across the landscape. The rolling green fields, set against the towering peaks, made this spot feel truly magical—an unforgettable place to connect with nature.

#grassland #100waysoftravel #alpine #meadow #italy#dolomites One of the best experiences I had was my visit to Alpe di Siusi, Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow. This stunning plateau, nestled in the Dolomites, is known for its sweeping green pastures, vibrant wildflowers, and breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks. We started our journey by taking a cable car from Ortisei, followed by a chair lift that brought us right into the heart of this picturesque landscape. Once there, we leisurely walked around the well-maintained trails, which offer a variety of paths for all levels of hikers. The trails wind through rolling meadows, offering panoramic views of the rugged mountains and tranquil valleys below. The peaceful atmosphere, combined with the fresh mountain air and the sound of cowbells, made it an unforgettable experience.

A great self-Drive place in Italy, Dolomities. Italian: Lago di Carezza in Dolomites is a small alphine lake. Its very wonderful colour, lake located in an incredible place. View on the lake with the Latemar mountain range in the background. The small mountain lake contains calm waters, of bluish-green color, and the beautiful panorama of mountains in the background. The wonderful story of lake was about a mermaid lived in Lago di Carezza. The wizard fall in love to mermaid, he made a rainbow on the lake to lure the mermaid to the surface. Unexpectedly, the mermaid became frightened when she saw the wizard and immediately ran back to the lake. The wizard was angry and “threw” the rainbow into the lake, turning the lake into the turquoise color. #italy #dolomites #europe #myhiddengems

2 Lakes of the Dolomites, Italy The Dolomites are a large mountain range in Northern Italy, perfect for nature lovers like us. At first, I didn't think that Italy would have such beautiful nature. And the unique shape of the Dolomites' rocky mountains stands out in every city that covers the Dolomites. And another highlight of visiting Northern Italy in the Dolomites is the lakes, which I can say that each one is equally beautiful. The highlight of each place is the color of the water and the background view of the Dolomites. In this post, I'd like to share 2 highlighted lakes. 1. Lake Misurina Located not far from Cortina d'Ampezzo, it's an easy, comfortable drive-through route. There's a parking lot where you can get off and take pictures or sit and relax while enjoying the view of the lake. The highlight is that the lake overlooks a yellow hotel, standing out below a valley in one of the Dolomites. We can walk around the lake, enjoy the view and breathe in the fresh air all day long. There are also many restaurants, hotels, and souvenir shops around. I slept by the lake for 1 night, and enjoyed the view all day long. 2. Lake Braies It is not far from Lake Misurina. The highlight of Lake Braies is the color of the water, which is very clear blue. You can see the gradient of the water color according to the depth and shallowness of the water. This gives us an amazing view of the gradient of the water color. The water of the lake is still, so taking pictures will make it look like a mirror. At Lake Braies, tourists like to paddle a boat in the middle of the lake and take beautiful pictures back. When I walked into the lake, I was shocked because it was so amazing. It was so beautiful that I stood there, stunned for a moment. I guarantee that it is worth it. You can easily drive here. The road is good and the view is beautiful all the way. #LakeBraies #LakeMisurina #Dolomites #italytravel #phototravel #bloggertravel #travel #withmyshutter #TravelAbroad #100WaysToTravel