The Thöni slope, located in the heart of the Val di Fassa, is one of the most fascinating and lesser-known routes of the Dolomiti Superski, definitely deserving a place among the best for lovers of carving skiing.
The Vulcano slope is one of the treasures of the Buffaure Ski Area in Pozza di Fassa. This black slope, recently inaugurated, was designed to enrich the technical offer of the ski area and to offer a new descent to the valley ...
Queen of the black slopes in the Porta Vescovo area, Fodoma is an unmissable attraction for advanced skiers.
Madonna di Campiglio, a renowned alpine ski resort, is home to a particularly famous one among its more than 60 kilometers of slopes: the 3-Tre slope, nicknamed the "Ladder of skiing".
The internationally famous Saslong slope leads its way to Santa Cristina, in the picturesque heart of Val Gardena.
The Stratofana Olimpica slope, known as Olimpia delle Tofane, is one of the most renowned and popular ski slopes in Italy.
From the 50s onwards, the practice of skiing has had an extraordinary development throughout the Alps, becoming to all intents and purposes a mass sport. For this reason, it is important to follow and comply with some rules of common prudence.
La Gran Risa is a ski slope located in La Villa, South Tyrol. On the slope that winds its way up Piz la Ila, in the Alta Badia ski area, part of the Dolomiti Superski, men's giant slalom races of the Alpine Ski World Cup are held annually.
Kaiserschmarrn is a typical dish from the Dolomites in South Tyrol.
Apple strudel is a typical dessert of the Dolomites that fascinates for its history and tradition. With its filling of juicy apples, dried fruit and aromatic spices, strudel is a pleasure for the palate and a symbol of mountain cuisine. In this article, we will explore the origin and tradition of this dessert, discover the secret ingredients for a perfect recipe, and reveal the secrets of the preparation and regional variations of Apple strudel.
Madonna di Campiglio, an alpine enchantment surrounded by majestic mountains and unspoiled landscapes. This tourist resort, located at 1,553 m a.s.l. in the province of Trento, is a true jewel of the Brenta Dolomites and the Adamello and Presanella Alps. With its 822 inhabitants, Madonna di Campiglio is a popular destination for those who love nature and winter sports.
Predazzo: An alpine jewel between nature and culture. Located in the Avisio Valleys, Predazzo is a resort that offers a perfect mix of natural beauty and cultural riches. Known as the pearl of the mountains, this destination is a true paradise for ski and nature lovers. In addition, Predazzo boasts a fascinating history and numerous attractions that make this destination ideal for the whole family. Let's find out together what makes Predazzo so special.