2025 South Tyrol Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

My visit to Sikida was an amazing experience. The stunning alpine scenery surprised me at every turn. The towering mountains and green meadows gave this area a special charm. I enjoyed walking along the various paths that change colors with each season. The refreshing atmosphere made the experience even more enjoyable. I spent time exploring the nearby villages with delicious local cuisine and rich culture. Each meal reflected the local flavors. I recommend everyone to visit Sikida to enjoy the natural beauty and unique experiences. It's definitely a must-visit destination! 🏔️🌲

Memories from last year trip to South Tyrol road tripping through these amazing landscapes ! I can honestly say that it is one of my favorite regions in Europe as there are so many things to see and experience, from its incredible Dolomites mountain range to its crystal clear lakes ! There is no wonder why it has become so popular on Instagram over the past years ! #visitsouthtyrol #dolomites #italy #themepark#nationalpark#lakes

The Vajolet Towers 2,821 m are a set of seven mountain peaks of dolomite that rise in the center of the Catinaccio Group, in the Dolomites, conquered at the mountaineering level at the end of the 19th century. mountaineering and touristic, the highest is called the Main Tower (Hauptturm), while the most famous are the Delago, the Stabeler and the Winkler, also known as the Southern Vajolet Towers. On these, unlike the others, there are several very popular rock routes that offer excellent rock and remarkable exposure. At the base of the Torre Delago there is also a modest rocky peak, the Torre Piaz. #mynovgetaway #thanksgiving #mynovgetaway#thanksgiving

Towering at 2,519 meters above sea level, Seceda Mountain in the Dolomites offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Italy. Known for its dramatic jagged peaks and rolling green meadows, this mountain is a paradise for hikers, photographers, and nature lovers. One of the best ways to experience Seceda’s beauty is by taking the cable car ride, which provides a scenic and effortless ascent to one of the most iconic viewpoints in the Alps. A Thrilling Cable Car Experience The journey to Seceda starts from Ortisei, a charming village in Val Gardena. From here, a two-stage cable car ride takes visitors up the mountain, offering stunning aerial views of the Dolomite peaks and lush valleys below. As you ascend, the landscape transforms from picturesque alpine villages to rugged mountain terrain, making for an unforgettable ride. #europetrip

#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.

Alpe di Siusi * Natural Scenery * Vast Meadows: Alpe di Siusi is one of the largest alpine meadows in the Alps. In spring and summer, the meadows are in full bloom, with colorful wildflowers contrasting with the surrounding snow-capped mountains and forests, creating a fairy-tale world. * Magnificent Mountains: Surrounded by many peaks of the Dolomites, such as the Geisler Peaks, the jagged peaks shine with a charming glow in the sunlight, forming a magnificent skyline. * Forests and Lakes: The plateau is covered with dense forests, mainly coniferous forests such as pine and fir, with clear streams and tranquil lakes in the forest, adding a dynamic beauty to the entire area. * Cultural Scenery * Characteristic Towns: There are some quaint towns around the plateau, such as Ortisei, which retain the strong South Tyrolean style, with unique architectural styles and colorful houses on both sides of the street, full of romantic atmosphere. * Hiking: Alpe di Siusi has many hiking routes, suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers, with a variety of beautiful scenery along the way, including alpine meadows, forests, and mountains. * Mountain Biking: This is also a paradise for mountain biking, with dedicated bike paths where cyclists can ride through picturesque scenery and feel the thrill of speed. * Seceda * Natural Scenery * Unique Mountain Shape: Seceda is 2,519 meters above sea level, with a sloping mountain shape like a giant wave, and a dolomite peak like a blade, with a unique shape that stands out in the Dolomites and is known as "one of the most beautiful mountains in the world." * Magnificent Peak Views: As part of the Puez-Odle Nature Park, Seceda offers stunning views of the Odle Peaks, with peaks in a staggered pattern and a strong sense of layering, presenting different colors and textures in different lights. * Outdoor Activities * Hiking Adventures: Seceda has a variety of hiking routes with varying degrees of difficulty, allowing visitors to explore the interior of the nature park and experience the charm of the Dolomites up close, with rich vegetation and unique geological landscapes. * Ski Resort: In winter, Seceda is an exciting ski area with excellent slopes for skiers of all levels, where you can race down the mountain and feel the wind whistling in your ears, enjoying the fun of skiing.

Bolzano, the gateway to the Dolomites, blends Italian and Austrian influences with stunning mountain landscapes and rich history. Here’s a 2-day itinerary to explore the best of the city and its surroundings. Day 1: Exploring Bolzano’s Old Town & History Morning: • Piazza Walther – Start your day at Bolzano’s main square, surrounded by colorful buildings and the impressive Bolzano Cathedral (Duomo di Bolzano). • South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology – Visit this museum to see Ötzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy discovered in the Alps. • Via dei Portici (Laubengasse) – Stroll along this charming arcaded street lined with boutique shops, cafés, and traditional Tyrolean architecture. Afternoon: • Lunch at a local alpine-style restaurant – Try South Tyrolean dishes like speck, knödel (dumplings), or schlutzkrapfen (Tyrolean ravioli). • Castel Roncolo (Runkelstein Castle) – A medieval castle known for its impressive frescoes. It’s just a short bus ride or a scenic walk from the city center. • Loacker Café & Shop – Visit the flagship store of Loacker, the famous wafer brand founded in South Tyrol. Enjoy a sweet treat, explore different flavors, and even take some home as souvenirs. Evening: • Sunset at San Genesio (optional) – Take a cable car or drive up to San Genesio for a panoramic view of Bolzano and the Dolomites. • Dinner at a cozy wine bar or a traditional Tyrolean tavern – Pair your meal with a glass of Lagrein or Gewürztraminer, local South Tyrolean wines. Day 2: Nature & The Dolomites Morning: • Cable Car to Soprabolzano (Oberbozen) – Ride the Renon Cable Car for breathtaking views as you ascend to the Renon Plateau. • Renon Earth Pyramids – Take an easy scenic hike to see these unique rock formations, one of South Tyrol’s natural wonders. Afternoon: • Lunch in Soprabolzano – Enjoy a meal at a mountain hut with stunning Dolomite views. • Lago di Carezza (Karersee) – A short drive from Bolzano, this stunning alpine lake is famous for its emerald green and blue colors, surrounded by towering peaks. Evening: • Return to Bolzano for a relaxed evening – Stroll through the town, enjoy a gelato, or have a final dinner at a local restaurant. This 2-day itinerary gives you a mix of Bolzano’s history, nature, and delicious treats, making for a perfect short trip! #favouriteitinerary

| There are pyramids in Europe too! In the forests of Bolzano in northern Italy 🌲 A peculiar stone forest has been carefully carved by nature They stand like pointed hats in the valley These "earth pyramids" are not only a source of pride for locals But also one of the few natural wonders in the world ✨ They are formed by the geological structure of glacial mud and erosion from wind and rain 🌋 When you get close to them, you feel like you have traveled to another planet! 🎬 This is also: · One of the best-preserved earth pyramids in Europe · A cultural heritage and natural treasure of South Tyrol · Known as a sculpture of nature, perfect for photographing geological wonders 📸 🌅 If you love mysterious and unique natural landscapes This place will not disappoint you 🌟 —— Basic Information: 📍 Location: South Tyrol, northern Italy 📃 Name: Earth pyramids of Ritten 📄 VISA: Schengen visa 📜 💵 Currency: Euro 💶 💱 Exchange rate: 1 Euro ≈ 7.85 CNY 💹 🗣 Language: Italian, German 🗨 ☀ Time: Spring and summer (May–September) —— 📷Highlights · Explore geological wonders: Admire these earth pyramids that are 15–30 meters high, with large stones on top, a natural wonder 🗿 · Explore the art of weathering and erosion: Follow a guide to learn about the natural formation of the pyramids over the centuries 🌪 · Panoramic trail hiking: Walk through the plateau valley and overlook the vast South Tyrolean mountains and village scenery · Experience the integration of nature and culture: Integrates the natural wonders of South Tyrol with the cultural atmosphere of the surrounding villages · Rich photography creativity: The unique shape allows photographers to capture different beauty under different lights 📸 —— 📷Attractions 📍 Main pyramid group: The most famous pyramid group is located on the Ritten Plateau, a must-see for geological wonder lovers, and can be admired from multiple viewpoints 🏞 📍 Medieval village: You will pass through a small medieval village, where traditional architecture and natural scenery complement each other, a great place to learn about South Tyrolean culture 🏡 📍 Experience a vintage train: Narrow-gauge train, very nostalgic, take a plateau train to enjoy the valley scenery 🚞 📍 Dolomites view: Overlook the Dolomites, a World Heritage Site, at sunset 🌄 —— 🚗How to get there Train and bus routes · About 30 minutes by car from Bolzano train station 🚍 · South Tyrol's public transport system is very developed and convenient for round trips Self-driving route · About 20 km by car from Bolzano · Drive along the mountain road to the Ritten Plateau, with beautiful scenery along the way 🚘 · There are several parking lots, suitable for self-driving adventure tourists

My day began at Seiser Alm, where the vast alpine meadows and stunning mountain views left me in awe. The fresh mountain air and the serene landscape made it a perfect spot for a leisurely hike. Later, I visited Karersee, a beautiful lake known for its crystal-clear waters and the reflection of the surrounding peaks. The sight of the emerald-green lake against the backdrop of the Dolomites was truly mesmerizing. The combination of Seiser Alm's tranquility and Karersee's natural beauty made my trip to the Dolomites unforgettable. #europetrip

#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.

#magicalxmastrip This Christmas, the historic castle in Taranto is illuminated in the vibrant colors of the Italian flag—green, white, and red. As night falls, it stands majestically against the dark sky. The charming streets are adorned with twinkling lights, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Locals and visitors gather to enjoy the festive spirit, making Taranto a true winter wonderland. Experience the joy of the holidays in this picturesque city! 🎁❤️ #christmaslights #castle

#australiatrip Northern Italy is a captivating region, offering a mix of picturesque landscapes, cultural richness, and historical landmarks. The majestic Alps provide opportunities for skiing in winter and hiking in summer, while the serene lakes of Como and Garda offer tranquil escapes surrounded by stunning mountain views. Milan, Italy’s economic and fashion hub, is famous for its modern vibrancy, high-end shopping, and iconic landmarks like the Duomo and the Last Supper. Venice, with its romantic canals, and Verona, the setting of Romeo and Juliet, exude old-world charm. Northern Italy’s renowned cuisine, rich wines, and diverse art scene make it an unforgettable destination.

#EuropeanTravel #ItalyTravel #Bolzano Location Piazza Walther, 39100 Bolzano BZ, Italy Bolzano, a beautiful and peaceful town in northern Italy! Bolzano is a town that many people who go to the western part of the Dolomites use as a base camp. From Bolzano, you can go to Seceda, Carezza Lake, Alfadesiusi, etc. by public transportation. Waltherplatz, the center of Bolzano, is a square, and it is also good to eat at the restaurants surrounding the square. There is also a Loacker Cafe, which sells various Loacker products and coffee, so it is useful for buying souvenirs~

Where every turn reveals awe-inspiring peaks, serene valleys, and a touch of adventure. These legendary mountains, kissed by the glow of alpenglow, invite you to lose yourself in their timeless beauty. A voyage here is not just a trip—it’s a soulful experience, blending nature’s wonders with the charm of alpine culture. Let the Dolomites awaken your wanderlust.

#internationaltravel Nestled amidst the majestic peaks of the Dolomites, the St. Johann Church (San Giovanni in Ranui) transforms into pure magic during the evening. As the sun dips behind the rugged mountains, the church glows softly against a backdrop of fiery orange and purple skies. The serene atmosphere and timeless beauty make it a moment of awe and reflection. Standing there, you’ll feel like you've stepped into a postcard scene. 📍 St. Johann Church, Val di Funes, Dolomites ✨ Nature's masterpiece paired with human craftsmanship. #Dolomites #StJohannChurch #EveningMagic #TravelMoments #NatureAndTranquility #BucketListTravel

| Nature's masterpiece is as beautiful as a painting. Nature's masterpiece|||Alps The Alps are arc-shaped, 1,200 km long, 130-260 km wide, with an altitude of about 3,000 meters, and an area of about 220,000 hectares. Among them, 82 mountains exceed an altitude of 4,000 meters, the highest point is Mont Blanc, with an altitude of 4,810 meters, located at the junction of France, Italy and Switzerland. 🎨Play: 🏃‍♂️Hiking/⛷️Skiing/🚘Self-driving ⏰Play time: Suitable for all seasons, spring flowers are in full bloom, summer and autumn hiking and lake tours, winter skiing 🏔️【Transportation and Accommodation】 ✅ You can stay in the town of Ortisei, or you can choose a suitable place to stay according to your budget and needs ✅Airplane✈️Italy Milan—Train🚆Bolzano—Dolomites ✅After flying to Italy from China, you can also 🚗drive to the Dolomites. The car rental service here is convenient, and you can book a car that meets your needs in advance 🏔️【Dolomites Attractions】 📍Val di Funes Located under the highest peak of the Dolomites, Geisler Peak, known as the "Pearl of South Tyrol", is one of the must-see places in the Dolomites 📍St. Magdalena Church Located in Val di Funes, it is a typical post-Gothic church. It stands quietly on the mountain and is one of the gorgeous places in the town of St. Magdalena 📍Lake Braies Located in a natural lake at an altitude of 1,500 meters, the lake is clear and bright. There is a wooden boathouse in the lake, and you can rent a wooden boat to enjoy the beauty of the lake 📍Tre Cime di Lavaredo The mountain has a strange shape, like a finger touching the sky, and is the cover of multiple travel magazines 📍Seceda At an altitude of 2,500 meters, it is a must-visit peak in the Dolomites Dolomites

#outdooradventures The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site in northern Italy, are a paradise for outdoor adventure lovers. Known for their dramatic limestone peaks, lush green valleys, and charming alpine villages, the Dolomites offer a wide range of activities for all levels of adventurers. Hiking trails wind through flower-filled meadows, across rugged mountain passes, and up to panoramic viewpoints that offer breathtaking vistas of the surrounding peaks. For rock climbers, the Dolomites are a playground with numerous via ferrata routes that combine hiking and climbing for an exhilarating experience. In winter, the region transforms into a snowy wonderland, offering some of the best skiing and snowboarding in Europe. Mountain biking enthusiasts can explore the extensive network of trails that cater to both beginners and seasoned riders, while paragliding offers a unique way to experience the stunning landscape from above. The region’s picturesque lakes, such as Lago di Braies, provide opportunities for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding. The Dolomites are also a cultural hotspot, with quaint villages offering a taste of authentic Alpine life, complete with delicious cuisine and warm hospitality. Whether you are seeking heart-pounding thrills or peaceful moments in nature, the Dolomites provide an unforgettable adventure experience in one of the world’s most beautiful mountain ranges.

Wonderful of natural mountain-Seceda is a mountain that located in the Puez Odle Nature Park in Val Gardena. Just little🤏🏻 hiking to get the best view and best photo spot of Seceda and its surroundings are extremely diverse in the most beautiful season. Seceda suitable for some activities such as hiking, mountain biking and Paragliding. We meet the daddy-daughter who preparing for the paragliding together from picture 4, they are so amazing.❤️#100waysoftravel #seceda #dolomiti ##italy

My family and I visited Naples (Napoli). Naples is one of Italy's oldest continuously inhabited cities, with roots tracing back to the Greeks in the 9th century BC. It is known for its historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and as the birthplace of pizza🍕 Some of the places that I would recommend you to visit would be Castel dell'Ovo. A seaside castle offering beautiful views of the Bay of Naples. 📍Via Eldorado, 3, 80132 Napoli NA, Italy If you visited Naples and looking for a good restaurant, I would suggest you to try out Pizzeria da Michele. This restaurant is Famous for traditional Neapolitan pizza. We ordered Margherita Pizza, Pasta alla Genovese, Sfogliatella (a layered pastry). They were all very delicious. 💰€5-€10 for a pizza 📍 Via Cesare Sersale, 1, 80139 Napoli NA, Italy I would also recommend you to visit Amalfi Coast. A picturesque stretch of coastline along the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Amalfi Coast has been a popular retreat since the Roman times. It is Known for its dramatic cliffs, colorful villages, and lemon groves. I would also suggest you to visit the Amalfi Cathedral (Duomo di Amalfi) which was very beautiful and worth to visit. 😍 📍Piazza Duomo, 1, 84011 Amalfi SA, Italy Besides, we also visited Matera, which is known for the Sassi di Matera, ancient cave dwellings carved into limestone cliffs, dating back to prehistoric times. The city has been continuously inhabited for over 9,000 years. Some of the sites that we have visited are Casa Grotta di Vico Solitario. A museum inside an old cave dwelling. It was very unique and we find it very interesting. 📍Vico Solitario, 11, 75100 Matera MT, Italy We then visited a restaurant, Osteria al Casale. It serves traditional Lucanian cuisine. We tried the Pane di Matera (bread), Orecchiette al Sugo di Braciole (pasta with meat sauce). There were all very good 👍 💰€25-€40 per person. 📍Via Casalnuovo, 15, 75100 Matera MT, Italy We also went to Pragser Wildsee (Lago di Braies). It is located in the Dolomites, Lago di Braies is a beautiful alpine lake known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, surrounded by mountains. It became famous for its role in the TV series “Un passo dal cielo”. We rented a boat and enjoyed rowing on the lake. The view was stunning 💯💯💯 💰€18-€25/ hour for boat rental. 📍Lago di Braies, 39030 Braies, South Tyrol, Italy We also took a 1.5-hour loop trail around the lake. We then went to Restaurant Seehotel Pragser Wildsee. A Lakeside dining with traditional Tyrolean cuisine. We tried out their Knödel (dumplings), Speck (smoked ham), Apfelstrudel (apple strudel). All the food were very tasty 👍 💰 €25-€40 per person. 📍Via del Lago, 16, 39030 Braies BZ, Italy #europetrip #trip #vacation

The longing for Forestis Dolomites began the moment I first saw its photo. It was a picture of the penthouse balcony, with a small private pool and the distant snow-capped mountains. Driving all the way from the Garda Lake area, the scenery along the highway in the first half was not particularly beautiful. Everything changed after the car entered a long tunnel. The tunnel itself was like a winding mountain road, spiraling upwards; it was the ticket to the mountains. From then on, my eyes couldn't keep up with the changing scenery—endless forests, unrealistically blue lakes, mountain ranges unfolding like a drama, and occasional raindrops on the windshield. The room's decor was minimalistic to the extreme. Wooden floors and walls, a cement-textured bathroom, and simple small lamps; perhaps intentionally so, to instantly draw one's eyes to the view outside the floor-to-ceiling windows. Indeed, in the face of such scenery, any man-made beauty would be futile. After a short rest, we went to the restaurant for dinner. The hotel's default price includes breakfast and dinner, mainly because it is located in a remote area, making dining out not so easy. -

Here is a Dolomites travel guide~ - 🧭Tour Route: Start from Parkplatz, follow the valley towards Chiesa di Santa Maddalena church, where you can enjoy the stunning view of the church with the backdrop of the jagged mountains. Finally, head to the Viewpoint Of St. John Church to capture the iconic solitary church. - 📷Popular Photo Spots: Panoramadi Santa Magdalena: This is a perfect spot for photography. Church of St. John: Viewpoint Of St. John Church, known as the solitary church. Self-driving Parking Spots: P1: Carpark Putzen S.Maddalena, the largest parking lot in the town, located by the main road, convenient for visiting various attractions. P2: Carpark Berger Platz, a free parking lot, not by the main road but still close to major attractions. P3: Carpark S.Maddalena (busturningbay), the closest small parking lot to the best photo spot of the Church of St. John, convenient for visitors. P4: Carpark Ranui, a larger parking lot at the end of the main road, set up for hikers, with a daily fee of €4. - 🚩Tips: 1. The Dolomites region is located in northeastern Italy, featuring magnificent mountains and charming towns. Be sure to plan a detailed route before driving, especially considering the mountain road conditions and potential weather changes. 2. The Church of St. John is situated in a valley, so it's recommended to visit on a sunny day to better appreciate the surrounding scenery. 3. Chiesa di Santa Maddalena is a masterpiece of late Gothic architecture. The church's opening hours may vary by season and holidays, so check in advance and plan your visit accordingly. 4. Maintain silence when visiting the interior of the church. For Dolomites travel, contact Xiaoman~ Xiaoman will customize your route for you😆

#freehotelstay 🇮🇹Discovering Seceda: An Unforgettable Journey in Dolomites 🚘How to Go The adventure begins with a scenic route to the picturesque town of Ortisei (St. Ulrich) in the Gardena Valley, the starting point for the most direct and exhilarating part of the journey: the two-tier gondola and cable car ride to Seceda. 🚠Cable Car Experience Upon arriving in Ortisei, you'll find the cable car station ready to take you on the first leg of your ascent towards Seceda. The journey is split into two distinct phases: Ortisei to Furnes, and then Furnes to Seceda, offering a unique opportunity to witness the Dolomites from an incredible vantage point. The second tier, the Cable Car Furnes-Seceda, is where the magic truly happens. Spanning a length of 2050 meters and a vertical drop of 700 meters, this cable car ride offers unparalleled views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. 🏔️As you ascend, the landscape unfolds beneath you in a breathtaking panorama of rugged beauty, providing a moment of awe and anticipation for the wonders that await at the summit.📍 A half-day trip to Seceda from Bolzano, especially through the Ortisei – Furnes – Seceda cable car, is really unforgettable journey for us. For those who love to ski ⛷️, Seceda is definitely a great place for you to go in Dolomites. If you happen to visit Dolomites, don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to connect with the natural world in one of Italy's most iconic settings!💎 #Seceda #Bolzano #Ortisei #Dolomites #TravelItaly #ExploreTheDolomites #ItalianAlps #EpicViews #AlpineEscapes #BucketListItaly

#christmastrip #christmastrip #freehotelstay Nice park. The water show was great. Shop delicious Nutella waffles near you. It was very crowded there for the water show. You have to be there early to ensure a good view. The best place is right in the middle of the water fountains. Beautiful esplanade, daily water music shows (every hour) and especially the laser music show with water features (Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday 9.30pm are wonderful. Plus the fantastic backdrop of the lake. The place is clean and orderly. It is pleasant to visit at 17.00. There are a few Arabic restaurants, and you shouldn't miss a kiosk that makes Nutella waffles... very delicious 👌🏼. It has a large boat for a 40-minute trip, which costs 15 euros, and a smaller boat for 10 euros for a quarter of an hour. There are signs... no ducks feeding

The destination for the people who love walking among the beautiful view of the Alps. The 360 degree view is stunning. Easy trail, well you can choose how far the walking distance you want to do 😁. Summer view of the Alps is very refreshing, green grass cool breeze with the view of the snow on the peak of the Alps🏔️ . you must try visiting this place in summer. Getting to Dolomites may not be that convenience by public transportation, I would suggest you drive there. The view along the way is also breath taking😊. Must visit!!!! #Italia #dolomites #visit italy #treking #Italiadiamo #staycations

THE CABLE CAR CONNECTS THE CENTRE OF ORTISEI WITH THE ALPE DI SIUSE, THE LARGEST EUROPEAN PLATEAU IN THE DOLOMITES IN THE VAL GARDENA, TRENTINO ALTO ADIGE. THE CABLE CAR RIDE TAKES THE PASSENGERS UP TO 2000M ALPINE MEADOWS WITH WALKING TRAILS AND A RESTAURANT. #2023travelwish #mountainview #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #nationalpark #2023travelwish #couplestrip