Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site
The nomination of the Dolomites as a UNESCO World Heritage Site dates back to 26th June 2009.
Recognised worldwide as one of the most beautiful panoramas in the world, the Dolomites present a landscapecriss-crossed by imposing peaks. One of the features that characterises the Dolomites is the phenomenon of the Enrosadira: at sunrise and sunset, the sunlight gives the Dolomite peaks a reddish colour that tends towards purple.
The territory of the Dolomites boasts many traditions that are closely linked to ancient customs that have been passed down from generation to generation. Of particular interest is the presence of the Ladin language alongside German and Italian.
The Dolomites are a varied and extraordinary area that attracts millions of tourists every year. The most beautiful places in the world await you, where nature gives its best.
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The Dolomites in Alta Badia:
nature, traditions and sport
Alta Badia is surrounded by the Dolomites, nestled in a natural and breathtaking amphitheater that has been amazing since the beginning of time.
Thanks to its geographical position, Alta Badia is called the ‘heart of the Dolomites’. The peaks of the Sella Massif, the Sassongher, the Sasso della Croce, the Lavarella or the Conturines are waiting to amaze you every day.
The nature parks of Puez-Odle and Fanes-Senes-Braies also offer unforgettable landscape. You will have the opportunity to spend entire days in nature and discover the rich and rare flora of the Dolomites.
