The most beautiful towns in the Italian dolomites

In a fantastic location, surrounded by the beauty of the Dolomites, the towns in the Dolomite holiday regions are a true paradise for your holiday. They are just as varied as the leisure activities in the Dolomites, and each of the Dolomite villages is different, no one town is like the other. Explore Bolzano / Bozen, the provincial capital of South Tyrol, discover Bressanone / Brixen, the oldest town in Tyrol, the mediaeval town of Chiusa / Klausen or Brunico / Bruneck, the centre of the Puster Valley. And speaking of the best towns in the Dolomites, don’t forget: Cortina d'Ampezzo, the "Pearl of the Dolomites".

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Bolzano-Bozen

Where Etsch and Eisack meet, lies the capital of the holiday region of South Tyrol: Bolzano. At an altitude of 262 m, embedded in a beautiful, natural landscape, the cultural, political and economic centre of the country, offers everything a holidaymaker could desire. Enjoy a unique symbiosis between North and South in Bolzano.
Bolzano-Bozen

Bressanone / Brixen

Winding streets, beautiful arcades and magnificent churches, dominate the small and picturesque cathedral town of Brixen. Located at 660 m above sea level, the town has a Mediterranean atmosphere. Be sure to explore the oldest town in Tyrol, with its numerous attractions, which will not only delight culture lovers.
Bressanone / Brixen

Chiusa / Klausen

Charming houses, gothic churches, narrow, winding streets. numerous art treasures, characterise the small town of Chiusa / Klausen, which is located in middle of the Eisack Valley at 523 m above sea level, only about 10 km away from Bressanone. it is a magnet for those seeking a holiday with the perfect mix of art, culture and nature. Surrounded by chestnut groves and wineries, your active holiday starts here, right outside your accommodation.
Chiusa / Klausen

Brunico / Bruneck

Its location, right next to the Plan de Corones ski resort, makes the Brunico / Bruneck resort popular with active winter sports enthusiasts, while its proximity to Brunico Castle and the Messner Mountain Museums, is popular with culture lovers. In short: Young or old, alone or as a couple, or with the whole family - Bruneck is the ideal holiday destination in the Dolomites - the whole year round.
Brunico / Bruneck

Cortina d'Ampezzo

Cortina d'Ampezzo, a well-loved town in Belluno, captivates guests from all over the world in every season. Imposing mountains, a wide range of events, including, of course, the international World Cup races, a lively atmosphere in the pedestrian area, typical Italian restaurants in the town, elegant shops and boutiques and warm hospitality, make Cortina one of the most popular holiday towns in the Dolomites.
Cortina d'Ampezzo

Merano / Meran

Merano in South Tyrol – a town with its own unique flair, with a mixture of Italian and alpine influences, with palms, cypresses and snow covered mountain peaks. Merano – a holiday destination can’t be more varied, a town that has been known since the 19th century as a health resort due to its particularly mild climate.
Merano / Meran

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