Curator’s statement
I was exhausted after my overnight flight from New York, and when I arrived at my hotel, I thought I might be dreaming. Just when I believed Italy couldn’t get any more beautiful—it did. The Dolomites aren’t just for skiers or hikers. They offer something breathtaking for everyone, from sweeping mountain vistas and charming alpine villages to serene lakes, scenic drives, and unforgettable sunsets.
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Things to do in the Dolomites
In the Dolomites, there’s something for everyone, whether you crave adventure or relaxation. The Dolomites are endlessly beautiful, no matter how you explore them.
Drinks with a view
Sip cocktails at alpine bars while soaking in jaw-dropping mountain views.
Outdoor activities in winter & summer
Of course, skiing and snowboarding are world-class in winter.
Summer brings mountain biking, via ferrata climbs, serene lakes, and even paragliding.
Hike scenic trails to cozy rifugi (mountain huts) for snacks, local drinks, and panoramic vistas.
Off the slopes
Even off the slopes, the charming villages of Cortina d’Ampezzo, Ortisei, and San Candido are perfect for wandering cobblestone streets, enjoying cafés, and admiring alpine architecture.
Scenic drives along passes like Sella and Gardena offer unforgettable photo stops.
Places to eat & drink in the Dolomites
La Stüa de Michil: A Michelin‑level experience in Corvara where seasonal, elegant cuisine meets traditional alpine ingredients—perfect for a special dinner together.
Ristorante El Filò: Local favorite in San Giovanni di Fassa serving hearty northern Italian and Alpine classics with a relaxed vibe.
Ostaria DaSté: Great choice for local dishes in Campitello di Fassa with a cozy atmosphere and alpine comfort food.
Club Moritzino: High above the valley on Piz La Ila, Club Moritzino is one of the Dolomites’ most iconic mountain dining and après‑ski destinations. It’s a gourmet restaurant and lively bar with panoramic views of the dramatic peaks—perfect for lunch, sunset cocktails, or a fun après‑ski toast.
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The towns of the Dolomites feel like living postcards, with pastel houses, cobblestone streets, and flower-filled balconies framed by jagged peaks. Villages like Ortisei, San Candido, and Cortina d’Ampezzo blend Tyrolean charm with alpine splendor, making every stroll feel cinematic and unforgettable.
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