Top 29 things to do and attractions in Canazei

Absolutely stunning. Make sure you have enough points on your ticket for going back down. At the top it’s just a viewpoint and a ski area. It’s very basic. The middle area has food and gifts. The food is also basic. It has more of a diner feel. Still leave enough time to go slow and enjoy the view.

Awesome views! Dolomites are amazing scenery, never disappoint. From the highest reachable point in the range (without rock climbing), you can see more that you can take in! The 360-degree observation deck is spectacular! The cable car ride up is interesting and intriguing. Great stop if anywhere near the area. The café/bar has good food (service was really slow when our group stopped in) at the 2nd stop, also the bathrooms, museum, and access to some trails with WWI tunnels. Top has the 360 deck where you are right there with Punta Rocca, plus the glacier and all the glory of the Dolomites spreading out all around you.

The most beautiful peak in the Dolomites The highest Full comfort Three cable cars with breathtaking views Amazing souvenir shop Many options for photo spots Option to climb on foot or by cable car (at the second station) Suitable for everyone It is possible to take the elevator from the top floor to the 4th and take photos on the snow surface There is a charming and well-kept museum about the First World War on the territory Very clean area. Marmolada, known as the "Queen of the Dolomites", is the highest mountain group in the Eastern Alps. Its highest peak, Ponte Peña, rises to a height of 3,343 meters above sea level and is surrounded by an impressive perennial glacier. The Marmolada area, which extends over more than 2,200 square kilometers, is included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites due to its unique landscapes. Highly recommend The trip is recommended for a few good hours, starting at 9 am

I did the West ridge via ferrata. It was beautiful but cloudy. It's not a particularly challenging ferrata but there is a bit of snow below the forcella della Marmolada and on the ridge. I highly recommend the strudel in Punta penia hut. Keep in mind that it can get quite crowded.

We visited here with my family in August, we arrived in the morning, but the parking lot was already full, so parking was difficult, we had to wait in a line for about 30 minutes to get to the cable car, which is relatively expensive, but it's worth it because it takes you up to 3300 meters very quickly. At the highest point there is a lookout and there is a possibility to go on a covered glacier, but there is no restaurant or toilet, only at the middle station. The view of the Dolomites is beautiful from the top, it wasn't that cold up there, about 12 degrees Celsius.

Fantastic view ! Came from the 🇺🇸, Michigan, to ski in Italy 🇮🇹. Beautiful scenery. Snow ❄️ conditions when we went were not the best . So some days were icy 🥶. And we also went during Christmas/new Years. A few days the lines were massive!

One of the best experiences. Beautiful mountains and we were here on bikes on Sella Ronda.

beatiful but crowded. but amating mountain views and seeing a couple of ground squirrels made it up👍we found a paid parking place even at around 10.30 when we arrived (2 euros/hour) and were able to take a nice track. I prefer less people in the mountains,but stoll loved this place.

A breathtaking view. We spent some time at the top, took in the scenery, had a drink, and went up and down by cable car. Definitely recommended!

We drove from Cortina to Lake Garda using as much of the Great Dolomite Road as we could en route which of course included driving over the Falzarego & Pordoi Passes. You can even award yourself a little stamp using the ink pad at the top of the Pordoi Pass! A nice driving day through the Dolomites

We have been to the Dolomites for the 3rd time. And we never managed to get to this peak. This time we planned a whole day for it! And we did not regret it for a second: the best views in the Alps!!! The price of 30 euros for the lift is very good!!!

Beautiful, but not a stop and go spot. Requires some walking to enjoy. I wouldn't go off the track just for it.

A very nice road to drive through with stunning views.

Nice view on valley and mountain peaks around 👌🙂

Sasso Pordoi is an absolute must-visit! The views are simply breathtaking — it feels like standing on top of the world. Whether you hike up or take the cable car, the experience is unforgettable. A perfect place to pause, breathe in the mountain air, and feel the magic of the Dolomites.

If I could live here I would. It’s just an amazing place that brings you joy no matter what. It it truly stunning and majestic. The rock formations are beautiful and powerful to see, mixed with the green fields that are also quite beautiful. All these mountain ranges are out of this world and also world class. I did biking and the trails are amazing!!

Very different views and terrains than any other place we hiked in the dolomites. A desert pocket on a top of a mountain. There is an option to take a rather steep side trail right after the rifugio to make it a circular day trek. Note that it is not an easy day, about 7-8 hours with 500 meters descend and climbing back up, so be prepared if you take that trail.

Breathtaking views, totally worth it! The gondola lift is working till 5pm, very fast - gets you up in just 1.5 minute. What looks like a moutain peak from below is actually a plateau - you have a long hike around. You have two distinctive landscapes out there - a view of the mountains around and a moon or Duna-like view of the plateau itself, a whitish stone desert. Allow for at least an hour at the top to enjoy - and more if you want to take a longer hike

Top of the Dolomites, effortless. Already the cable car ride offers awesome views; even more so does walking around the high plateau which this summit really is.

Favorite ride up the cable car. Very high peak, with snow on the top. Stunning view, especially with the snow still there in mid June.

Amazing view! Endless mountains covered with snow. Must go site even though u don't ski here.

If you find yourself in the vicinity of the Dolomites, this picturesque spot with the dramatic backdrop of the Marmolada Glacier is worth the detour. The path around the lake is ideal for a leisurely walk. It’s relatively flat, well-marked, and suitable for all fitness levels. The trail winds gently around the lake, allowing for a relaxing stroll while taking in the breathtaking scenery.

Good place to stop, World War I museum and souvenirs at the top. Good coffee.

Not a very big lake but worth visiting if you are in the Canazei area..surrounded by some amazing peaks of dolomite

You must visit this place if staying somewhere around. Do not hesitate and climb a bit on the slope of the mountains to uncover really amazing views. Great place to have a picnic.

One of the most beautiful lakes in the world Summer or winter. Must visit.

Very wonderful place near the Marmolada. Amazing views, good guesthouses, lift to Marmolada.

The lake is so clean and blue. Its great for short walks and givea a calm ambient

Quaint old church in downtown Canazei. Worth a quick look if you're in the area.

(Translated by Google) The Church of San Floriano, located in the heart of Canazei, is one of the oldest and most fascinating places of worship in the Val di Fassa. This sacred building, dedicated to San Floriano, patron saint of firefighters and protector against fires, represents an important symbol of Ladin faith and culture. The construction of the church probably dates back to the 14th century, in an era in which Christianity was consolidated in the Dolomite valleys. Over the centuries, the church has been enlarged and restored several times, while maintaining its original structure and Gothic character intact. It has been the spiritual center of Canazei for centuries, acting as a point of reference for the local population. The building has a simple structure, with a slender bell tower that dominates the panorama of the town. Its façade is sober, but contains architectural details typical of Gothic art. Saint Florian is a figure of great importance in the Christian tradition. His devotion was particularly felt in Alpine areas, where the danger of fires often threatened villages. The church, in addition to its spiritual value, represents an important testimony to Ladin history and cultural identity. (Original) La Chiesa di San Floriano, situata nel cuore di Canazei, è uno dei luoghi di culto più antichi e affascinanti della Val di Fassa. Questo edificio sacro, dedicato a San Floriano, patrono dei pompieri e protettore contro gli incendi, rappresenta un importante simbolo della fede e della cultura ladina. La costruzione della chiesa risale probabilmente al XIV secolo, in un’epoca in cui il cristianesimo si consolidava nelle valli dolomitiche. Nel corso dei secoli, la chiesa è stata più volte ampliata e restaurata, mantenendo tuttavia intatta la sua struttura originaria e il suo carattere gotico. È stata per secoli il centro spirituale di Canazei, fungendo da punto di riferimento per la popolazione locale. L’edificio presenta una struttura semplice, con un campanile slanciato che domina il panorama del paese. La sua facciata è sobria, ma custodisce dettagli architettonici tipici dell’arte gotica. San Floriano è una figura di grande importanza nella tradizione cristiana. La sua devozione era particolarmente sentita in aree alpine, dove il pericolo degli incendi minacciava spesso i villaggi. La chiesa, oltre al suo valore spirituale, rappresenta un importante testimonianza della storia e dell’identità culturale ladina.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church in Canazei. Feast of San Floriano at the beginning of May, with mass, songs and lunch (marena). (Original) Bella chiesa di Canazei. Festa di San Floriano a inizio Maggio, con messa, canti e pranzo (marena).

(Translated by Google) Small church located in the historic center of Canazei. Small in size, it probably dates back to the 16th century. Hit by a grenade during the fighting of the First World War and damaged by the 1976 earthquake (the one that caused disasters in Friuli, so to speak...), it was later restored. (Original) Chiesetta che si trova nel centro storico di Canazei. Di piccole dimensioni, risale probabilmente al XVI secolo. Colpita da una granata, durante i combattimenti della prima guerra mondiale e danneggiata dal terremoto del 1976 ( quello che ha fatto disastri in Friuli, per intenderci...), è stata successivamente restaurata.

(Translated by Google) A very ancient church, the bell tower is specific to this area... recommended (Original) Una chiesa molto antica , il campanile e specifico proprio di questa zona .. consigliata

(Translated by Google) I don't think I've posted things that aren't true with all the reviews and photos I've always posted, I'm very sorry for these things you do, I've always posted them because I've visited them and I don't think I've posted photos that aren't true,.,... ..it's not done like this, I'm waiting for your response (Original) Non penso di aver messo cose non vere con tutte le recensioni e foto che ho sempre messo mi dispiace molto per queste cose che fate le ho sempre messe io che le ho visitare e non penso di aver messo foto non vere ,.,.....non si fa così aspetto una vostra risposta i

(Translated by Google) 09/08/22 Classic mountain church, very beautiful externally, in the historic center of Canazei. Looking at it, it must be very ancient (Original) 08/09/22 Classica chiesetta di montagna, molto bella esternamente, nel centro storico di Canazei. Al vedere deve essere molto antica

Terrible experience, probably the worst spa ever. We basically got in and run away after 15 mins, not even caring about almost 100€ that we paid and of course weren’t refunded. Sauna zone is nudist only, you are not even allowed to sit on a towel - why am I supposed to put intimate parts of my body on a bench after a random stranger with unknown health conditions? But at the same time you can enter pool only with a cap (!?) - if you don’t have yours, you need to buy one. Water in outside pool is super cold, we were freezing. Pools are super crowded. Very rude staff - they start shouting and running after you in case you break any of their ‘rules’ immediately. NOT RECOMMENDED!

We thought about going to relax in sauna. There were many more people who thought the same. Fair. Queue was very slow (20ppl entered within 35min). Pity they are opened only until 20 so that made it impossible for us to attend. I bet with longer hours there could be less crowd and better experience for guests.

This was a great place to go after a long day skiing. It is definitely kid friendly, which we liked (but I see in other reviews it's an issue). The water was warm for us, but not too hot. I would have liked hotter but what can you do. You do have to have a swim cap, which is a pain (but you can convienently buy one of theirs).

We were kicked out for a very specific, misogynist, discriminatory rule: women can’t wear swimsuits that are somewhat pants-like. We were 2 men & 3 women. The men were let in, no problem. The women were interrogated for their swimsuits — typical ones — and then prohibited entrance for it. Through it all, the stuff was super rude & accusatory — and told us to just go already, with no refund. This happened with no previous alert, no mention of it whatsoever, and only when we were already in the pool after going through the wardrobes, showering, and putting on swim cap they made us buy (even for the short-haired). Silver lining is the owner. He did not compromise whatsoever, but he did give us the money back and was significantly less rude. I guess anything would seem like good service after this experience -_-

Good place for nice relaxing after skiing!!! Clean well organized with multiple attractions with water! Tremendous outside pool with salt water and wonderful mountain landscape around.

Very well run- really clean and lots of fun pools to swim in

I didn’t like it. First of all, very crowded and lots of children yelling. Secondly, the staff is not very helpful and borderline rude. Finally, the whole experience was freezing. The main pool is so cold, the “heated” pool outside is cold, the common areas were cold and, cherry on the top, even the hand dryers in the bathrooms were cold. One 2.5 hrs entry is 18 euros and if you want to use the sauna is 40 euros, and they don’t even provide a towel... Extremely expensive for such a disappointing experience.

Had a great time. The hotel accommodation near the cable cart of the Marmolada peaks, in which i stayed, was not nice. That’a said, the Marmolada peak and Dolomites cross sectional view was great. Unfortunately, the glacier was not available due to the unfortunate incident in Jul 2022 in which the glacier melted due to high heat this year and resulted in causalities

Unbelievable place. Definitely use little gondola towards the mountain hut at altitude over 2600 meters. They have very good food selection and friendly staff!

Been here on a rainy foggy weather... So peaceful, so beautiful and not a soul around.

Very nice when conditions are right

Went there for skiing. I heard a lot that the wait at the cable car can be up to over 1h. I honestly just waited 10min, it really depends on the weather (was rather overcast) and on what day (weekday). The cable car ride up is pretty spectacular with amazing views. You got to change the cable car tdice before arriving on top. The mountain station sadly is kinda ugly: its a large industrial looking metal box. There is no restaurant, cafe or souvenir shop there, only a viewing platform and restrooms. Its not like visiting mt. Titlis, which isnt necessarily a bad thing, you only have skiers up there and no other tourists. The ski run down is very nice and long, can be a bit crowded though since its only 1 ski run down. In bad weather you can do multiple laps but in good weather its just too crowded and time consuming to do multi laps. To conclude its definitely a great place to go if you're in the greater sellaronda ski area. Went there on skis from Ortisei.

Wonderful ski destination, interesting Museum of WW1 in the mountains, beautiful descending pistes.

One of the best winter vacation I have ever. With Dolomiti Superski ski pass you have huge possibilities for skiing.

The views of the Selloronda mountain and surrounding area were amazing as we went around the orange circuit. I've dropped a star because of the delays due to the bottle necks at some of the gondolas and chairlifts on the route.

Great place but the lines are so long.

OK, if here for a week, you will probably want to do the Sellaronda one day. But probably not two days - as it involves a lot of sitting on lifts. Great views on a nice day, so perhaps worth it on a nice sunny day.

Sellaronda is a breathtaking ski circuit in the Dolomites, offering stunning mountain views and a diverse range of slopes. The interconnected ski resorts of Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba, and Val di Fassa create a seamless experience for skiers and snowboarders. The variety of slopes caters to different skill levels, making it suitable for both beginners and advanced riders. The picturesque villages along the route add charm to the overall experience. However, during peak seasons, the Sellaronda can get crowded, impacting the flow on some sections. Overall, it's a must-visit for winter sports enthusiasts seeking a memorable alpine adventure.

Wow the most beautiful place i have ever seen

Too much to say really, Incredible location, absolutely jaw dropping scenery. The ski route is just to be done as a matter of course

Great skiing place, lots of slopes and lifts, it's truly amazing overall

Freaking amazing views and food. Steak was amazing as were the donuts. Spent a chilly afternoon on the patio and did not regret it. Stay was with a shared bathroom but the rooms were still wonderful. Right on the Yak viewing path as they barrel down the mountain later in the day.

This place is famous for its donuts, but it offers so much more. We came for the view and the food, and it was the perfect spot to relax. The atmosphere is calm, the staff are welcoming, and we even saw lots of animals while we were there, which made it extra special. A really memorable stop. Definitely worth visiting!

Hiked up the mountain to see what it looked like in summer, having been here many winters. Wow! It's been totally refurbished and taken up-market to become a spectacular restaurant and hotel. Lovely food, great service and very smart. The only complaint would be that it's lost it's old rustic charm.... but I guess it's progress.

Quite an experience. I highly recommend stoping here. Elegant interior. Very polite staff. Delicious food. We slept here one night during our 6days hiking trip in Dolomites and everything was perfect. The rooms are small but enough and very clean. You wont find one of those rooms with 10-12 people inside. The shower is free and you have hot water all day long. You definitely must stay and enjoy the view of mountains and the service. Thank you for everything!

The food was very good and generous. The room was very nice and modern, no much space but comfortable. The views were amazing (room and terrace). The only downside was that the mattress and pillows were very hard for our liking. They were very welcome of our dog, who was also allowed everywhere in the hut.

Arrived there after a hiking route, wanted to try the colazione but they were out. Recommend to be there before 11AM to have one. Had the apple strudel and pinna cotta which were amazing.

Came here because of tiktok, but it was worth it. 3€/donut, a little pricey but it comes with some great view and ambient. Coffee was also very good, just be early, we were there around 8 and it was already pretty full.

Wow you get great views from up here. But be warned even if it is warm down low at Canazei or can be quite cold up here. Bring a jacket and maybe some fluids. You can always go to e refugio for food and drinks of needed. We bought the all day lift pass.

Amazing perspectives in every moment of the time. Skiing here is always heavenly. One of the best spots in Dolomites for ski lovers. Breathtaking sunset views.

Good view of Marmolada and Sella mountains

This one of lifts/hills on the Sella Ronda. It is made special by the beautiful sculpture at the top

Great conditions all day long...but you have to avoid main streams of skiers.

One of the best place for skiing

Great skiing location with access to the Sella Ronda

Truly amazing art work and decorating, so much to see!

(Translated by Google) Casa La Floriana is a historic house located in the heart of Canazei, famous for its characteristic decorations and for its cultural and artistic value. It is one of the most iconic testimonies of traditional Ladin architecture, enriched by unique elements that make it a true jewel for those visiting the country. Casa La Floriana dates back to a historical period in which local homes were built mainly in wood and stone, reflecting the construction style of the Dolomites. The facade is decorated with paintings that narrate scenes of daily life and religious symbols, made with bright colors that have resisted the passage of time. The name "Floriana" recalls San Floriano, patron saint of Canazei, underlining the strong link between the building and local tradition. The house retains a combination of stone and wood, traditional materials used to ensure thermal insulation and resistance to the harsh winters of the Dolomites. In addition to the frescoes, you can observe windows with sculpted frames and details that reflect the craftsmanship of the place. (Original) Casa La Floriana è una storica abitazione situata nel cuore di Canazei, famosa per le sue caratteristiche decorazioni e per il suo valore culturale e artistico. È una delle testimonianze più iconiche dell’architettura tradizionale ladina, arricchita da elementi unici che ne fanno un vero gioiello per chi visita il paese. Casa La Floriana risale a un periodo storico in cui le abitazioni locali venivano realizzate prevalentemente in legno e pietra, riflettendo lo stile costruttivo delle Dolomiti. La facciata è decorata con pitture che narrano scene di vita quotidiana e simboli religiosi, realizzate con colori vivaci che hanno resistito al passare del tempo. Il nome "Floriana" richiama San Floriano, patrono di Canazei, sottolineando il forte legame tra l’edificio e la tradizione locale. La casa conserva una combinazione di pietra e legno, materiali tradizionali utilizzati per garantire isolamento termico e resistenza agli inverni rigidi delle Dolomiti. Oltre agli affreschi, si possono osservare finestre con cornici scolpite e dettagli che riflettono la maestria artigianale del luogo.

(Translated by Google) Truly beautiful house, worth seeing, not far from the center of Canazei in Val di Fassa. A singular and one-of-a-kind work of art. (Original) Casa davvero bellissima, da vedere, poco distante dal centro di Canazei in Val di Fassa. Un'opera d'arte singolare ed unica nel suo genere.

(Translated by Google) The building was visited from the outside. Its style is unique and stands out among the many other structures! It's very impressive and worth a visit. (Original) Edificio visitato esternamente. Particolare nel suo stile ed emergente tra mille strutture! Molto carico, merita una visita

Amazing house with carved woodwork and decorations

(Translated by Google) A very special work of art in the center of Canazei. A house entirely frescoed, historiated and embellished with enchanting care by the owner. A true jewel to be preserved. It is certainly worth a visit, even just from the outside (Original) Un'opera d'arte particolarissima nel centro di Canazei. Una casa tutta affrescata, istoriata e abbellita con cura incantevole da parte del proprietario. Un vero gioiello da preservare. Merita certamente una visita, anche solo dall'esterno

(Translated by Google) Casa Floriana isn't just a house, it's a work of art in the light of day. Congratulations to the owners 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 😍 (Original) Casa Floriana non é una casa ma é un'opera d'arte alla luce del sole. Complimenti ai proprietari 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 😍

Nice statue next to the cable car

The Pordoi Pass is home to a famous monument dedicated to Fausto Coppi, one of the legends of Italian and world cycling. This tribute to Coppi is not only a celebration of his extraordinary athletic abilities, but also a symbol of the importance of the Giro d’Italia and cycling in the Dolomites. The monument is situated in a panoramic position that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, a place that seems almost to elevate Coppi’s memory to the level of his exploits. The statue depicts the cycling hero on his bicycle, in a pose that evokes the strength, determination, and solitude of the long-distance racer. It is an iconic representation that captures the essence of mountain cycling : pushing beyond one’s limits in the face of imposing natural challenges. Fausto Coppi, nicknamed "The Heron" because of his elegant style and extraordinary ability to outmaneuver his opponents with apparent ease, is famous for his epic battles on the roads of the Dolomites and for winning the Giro d'Italia five times during his career Coppi, adored the Pordoi once said : "I was the first over the summit there five times, maybe because whenever I was in that area I could breathe beautifully". And there is certainly something about the incredible freshness of the high mountain air here ! His exploits on the Pordoi Pass, in particular, have become legendary in cycling history and have made it an iconic location for cycling competitions and Italian sporting culture. Though it is dedicated to the "Campionissimo", every time our thoughts inevitably also turn to the great Gino Bartali ...

(Translated by Google) The Fausto Coppi Monument at Passo Pordoi is one of the symbolic places of cycling and a timeless tribute to the "Campionissimo", one of the most iconic figures in the history of this sport. Located at 2,239 meters above sea level, in the heart of the Dolomites, this monument celebrates not only the legendary athlete, but also the epic charm of the mountains which have seen some of cycling's most memorable pages written. The monument is located in a spectacular panoramic point, along the famous road that connects Arabba to Canazei. Inaugurated in 2000, it consists of a bronze statue depicting Fausto Coppi riding his bicycle, caught in a heroic pose while tackling the climbs that made him so famous. The work was created by the sculptor Mario Stuflesser, who was able to capture not only Coppi's physicality, but also the spirit of determination and sacrifice that he has always embodied. On the base of the monument there are inscriptions that recall the champion's exploits and charisma. The Pordoi Pass, one of the most famous passes in the Dolomites, is closely linked to the history of cycling, having often been the scene of decisive stages of the Giro d'Italia. Fausto Coppi, in particular, triumphed on these roads during his career, consolidating the myth of his climbing strength and his ability to dominate the mountains like few others. The monument is therefore not only a tribute to him, but a symbol of the entire cycling world. Visiting the Pordoi Pass and the monument is an exciting experience not only for cycling enthusiasts, but for anyone who loves mountains and nature. The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer breathtaking scenery, with their jagged peaks silhouetted against the sky and landscapes that change color with the daylight. For enthusiasts, the climb to Passo Pordoi is a legendary challenge, with its hairpin bends and the view that repays every effort. The best time to visit is late spring or summer, when the snow gives way to flowery meadows and the pass becomes a destination for cyclists and tourists from all over the world 🚴‍♂️🌺. However, even in autumn the landscape takes on a particular charm, with the warm colors of the season. If you are in the area, don't miss the typical traditional Trentino dishes, such as dumplings or polenta with mushrooms and local cheeses, for a perfect combination of sport and flavours! 🧀🍷 The Monument to Fausto Coppi at Passo Pordoi is not just a stage, but a true celebration of the human spirit, the passion for sport and the love for the mountains. 🌟 (Original) Il Monumento a Fausto Coppi al Passo Pordoi è uno dei luoghi simbolo del ciclismo e un omaggio senza tempo al "Campionissimo", una delle figure più iconiche nella storia di questo sport. Situato a 2.239 metri di altitudine, nel cuore delle Dolomiti, questo monumento celebra non solo l'atleta leggendario, ma anche il fascino epico delle montagne che hanno visto scriversi alcune delle pagine più memorabili del ciclismo. Il monumento si trova in un punto panoramico spettacolare, lungo la celebre strada che collega Arabba a Canazei. Inaugurato nel 2000, consiste in una statua in bronzo che raffigura Fausto Coppi in sella alla sua bicicletta, colto in una posa eroica mentre affronta le salite che tanto lo hanno reso famoso. L'opera è stata realizzata dallo scultore Mario Stuflesser, che ha saputo catturare non solo la fisicità di Coppi, ma anche lo spirito di determinazione e sacrificio che ha sempre incarnato. Sul basamento del monumento si trovano iscrizioni che ricordano le imprese e il carisma del campione. Il Passo Pordoi, uno dei valichi più noti delle Dolomiti, è strettamente legato alla storia del ciclismo, essendo stato spesso teatro di tappe decisive del Giro d'Italia. Fausto Coppi, in particolare, ha trionfato su queste strade durante la sua carriera, consolidando il mito della sua forza in salita e della sua capacità di dominare le montagne come pochi altri. Il monumento è perciò non solo un tributo a lui, ma un simbolo dell'intero mondo ciclistico. Visitare il Passo Pordoi e il monumento è un’esperienza emozionante non solo per gli appassionati di ciclismo, ma per chiunque ami la montagna e la natura. Le Dolomiti, Patrimonio dell'Umanità UNESCO, offrono uno scenario mozzafiato, con le loro cime frastagliate che si stagliano contro il cielo e i paesaggi che cambiano colore con la luce del giorno. Per gli appassionati, la salita al Passo Pordoi è una sfida leggendaria, con i suoi tornanti e il panorama che ripaga ogni sforzo. Il periodo migliore per visitare è la tarda primavera o l’estate, quando la neve lascia spazio a prati fioriti e il passo diventa meta di ciclisti e turisti da tutto il mondo 🚴‍♂️🌺. Tuttavia, anche in autunno il paesaggio assume un fascino particolare, con i caldi colori della stagione. Se sei in zona, non perderti i piatti tipici della tradizione trentina, come i canederli o la polenta con funghi e formaggi locali, per un perfetto connubio di sport e sapori! 🧀🍷 Il Monumento a Fausto Coppi al Passo Pordoi non è solo una tappa, ma una vera e propria celebrazione dello spirito umano, della passione per lo sport e dell'amore per le montagne. 🌟

(Translated by Google) Bronze monument erected in 2000 in Passo Pordoi, in a wonderful panoramic context, to remember the exploits of the "Campionissimo" of Italian cycling Fausto Coppi. (Original) Monumento bronzeo eretto nel 2000 a Passo Pordoi, in un contesto panoramico stupendo, per ricordare le imprese del "Campionissimo" del ciclismo italiano Fausto Coppi.

(Translated by Google) An incredible monument, quite interesting, full of history for cycling lovers, if we have already climbed to the Pordoi pass, enjoying its demanding and beautiful route, it is worth it while we take some air and water to look at this beautiful monument to the great Italian champion Fausto Coppi. (Original) Un monumento increíble, bastante interesante, lleno de historia para los amantes del ciclismo, si ya hemos subido hasta el passo pordoi, disfrutando su exigente y bello recorrido, vale la pena mientras tomamos algo de aire y agua mirar este lindo monumento al gran campeón italiano Fausto Coppi.

(Translated by Google) It is the bronze monument, located on the side of the road, near the cable car that leads to Sass Pordoi, which commemorates the sporting exploits of one of the greatest cycling champions of all time...Fausto Coppi. (Original) È il monumento in bronzo, situato sul fianco della strada, nei pressi della funivia che porta al Sass Pordoi, che commemora le imprese sportive di uno dei più grandi campioni di ciclismo di tutti i tempi...Fausto Coppi.

(Translated by Google) Monument commemorating the 5-time winner of the Giro d'Italia. (Original) Pomnik upamiętniający 5-krotnego zwycięscę Giro d"Italia.

Nice place with a small ww1 museum. It had good items and lots of books for sale.

I sat in the car resting after the long drive on the empty museum parking with the door open. I came from far away to see the museum. There was no sign that read private or parking forbidden. When I got out of the car I was aggressively yelled at by a man from the museum and told to leave immediately. He said the parking was private and I could not visit the museum even though it was officially open. I was angrily accused of being a German and misbehaving although I was not told beforehand why. I would not recommend visiting this place if you are a German woman and alone. Bring a strong aggressive man with you. This man working at the place is not capable of communicating without yelling at you if you accidentally do something wrong you are not aware of. There are no signs telling you what you can do. This man is either racist or has a aggression problem. He should not be working in a public space. The museum itself is amazing! It was still worth being yelled at. I came back later avoiding the aggressive man.

Very informative private collection with a friendly informative host who explains in English

Amazing collection of ww1 objects. Very friendly owner will explain anything you ask.

VicoLungo Tesla Supercharger

No English

(Translated by Google) I wanted to see the Marmolada from below and we discovered it by chance. Since we were there, why not go in? The ticket price is negligible, only €6, and I can assure you that for what you see, it's definitely not much. The museum is small but very well laid out. It's full of artifacts found over the years on the Marmolada glacier, which is still yielding many today, as it melts. It gives a vague idea of ​​what the kids of '99 must have gone through in that period and makes you think. It's highly recommended. (Original) Volevo vedere la Marmolada da sotto e l'abbiamo scoperto per caso. Dato che eravamo lì perché non entrare. Il costo del biglietto è irrisorio, sono solo 6€ e garantisco che per quello che si vede sono decisamente pochi. Il museo è piccolo però disposto molto bene. È pieno di reperti trovati nell'arco degli anni sul ghiacciaio della Marmolada che ancora oggi dato il suo scioglimento ne sta ridando parecchi. Rende vagamente l'idea di quello che i ragazzi del 99 devono avere passato in quel periodo e ti fa riflettere. È veramente consigliato.

(Translated by Google) Small church in beautiful scenery. Wonderful at night! (Original) Piccola chiesa in uno scenario splendido. Meravigliosa di notte!

(Translated by Google) Very clean church... Too bad about the internal frescoes, almost completely lost (Original) Chiesetta pulitissima... Peccato per gli affreschi interni, perduti quasi del tutto

(Translated by Google) It is a Gothic style church, with two small altars at the entrance, one on each side, with the confessionals next to it, behind the main altar there is an ancient fresco with the image of Christ the Redeemer as a backdrop and is very intimate and intimate. During the day it enjoys natural light through the beautiful windows with depictions of the martyr saints. It is well maintained, as can be seen from the various well-executed interventions. (Original) E' una chiesa in stile gotico,con due piccoli altari all'ingresso uno per lato,con accanto i confessionali,dietro l'altare principale fa da sfondo un antico affresco con l'immagine del Cristo Redentore e' molto intima e raccolta. Durante la giornata gode di luce naturale attraverso le belle vetrate con raffigurazioni dei Santi martiri.E' ben tenuta si nota dai vari interventi,ben eseguiti.

(Translated by Google) Full of spirituality and "people"! Due to COVID, no crowds... I understand... but, dear priest, apply yourself and say a few more masses! :( Will the Lord forgive us if we say a little prayer in the pub now? (Original) Pienissima di spiritualità e di "gente"! Causa COVID niente affollamenti...lo capisco...maporcogiuda,caro prete, applicati e qualche messa in più dilla! :( Il Signore ci perdonerà se ora diciamo una preghierina al pub?

(Translated by Google) Parish of the small hamlet of Alba di Canazei, next to the cemetery. The church is dedicated to Sant'Antonio Abate. Small, cozy, very suggestive. (Original) Parrocchia della piccola frazione di Alba di Canazei, a fianco del cimitero. La chiesa è dedicata a Sant'Antonio Abate. Piccola, raccolta, molto suggestiva.

(Translated by Google) Small mountain church with a particular energy The frame in which it is inserted does the rest…. (Original) Chiesetta di montagna con un’energia particolare La cornice in cui è inserita fa il resto….

(Translated by Google) Characteristic mountain church (Original) Carrateristica chiesetta di montagna

part of the big ski area Dolomiti superski which is a combination of 4 big ski resorts. wide slopes of in general red tracks. Fun for days 👍⛷🏂

Magnificent view, worth the trip!

Stunning, snow is perfect and blue skies all the way

Beautiful, so beautiful Dolomiti! Worth visiting!

Good starting point of the hiking.

Nice view!

Perfect skiing location

The least you could expect after buying a 80 euro skipass is not to wait 1hr in line to get in. I wonder what the 5* reviews are for. Not falling?

Very long queues during ski season, waiting time - 1 hour. People are nervous. Italian lady overtook and pushed me in the queue and when I was trying to talk to her said - “Italian only”. Managers should not sell that amount of tickets if the funicular can’t handle it.

I want to share a tragic incident and injury I received when exiting the gondola in Campitello. It was 17.03.2025 at about 17:00, when exiting the gondola, the funicular worker closed the door right when I was exiting. I had 2 children with me and that's why it took us time to exit. The funicular worker simply pushed me with 2 small children out of the gondola by force, thereby causing an injury to my leg.

No matter at what time you get there it’s at least a 1 hour wait in line until you can even get on the lift itself Absolutely insane to wait in line with ski gear for over an hour thank god they are building another lift next to it this year

Great for mountain biking and paragliding. Every 15mins and has a long summer season. A shame there aren't better maps and more signposted MTB trails.

In the winter mornings the line may take up to 45 minutes, Coming at around 11am-noon shortens the wait drastically.

Closed!

Very nice and convenient gondolas. Brilliant panorama view.

Brilliant skiing and wonderful scenery. Pistes very well main but the Sellaronda route can be busy on sunny days.

What an amazingly beautiful place

The best mountain place ever, in the world!

The skitour Sellaronda is in every case a great adventure. It's a nice landscape. We like to do it and have done it numerous times. We had sunshine and fresh snow ❄️ on our last tour.

The best Tour in the World !!!

Stunning ski area, going back next season.

Very nice slope, especially at the end of season. Hidden from direct sunshine status hard till afternoon

Beautiful place. Very reasonable prices. 👌🏻

Super

(Translated by Google) A great ski resort with modern cable cars. Ideal for perfect spring skiing. From the top there are wonderful views of the surrounding mountains and especially of the beautifully snow-covered Marmolada. The cottages in the resort have a regional atmosphere. (Original) Skvelé lyžiarske stredisko s modernými lanovkami. Ideálne aj na perfektnú jarnú lyžovačku. Z vrcholu sú nádherné pohľady na okolité hory a hlavne na krásne zasneženú Marmoladu. Chaty v stredisku majú regionálnu atmosféru.

(Translated by Google) Great place friendly and nice staff, we did aperitif with platter of land (there is also sea) we had a great time we reached it after taking the cable car to Pecol and a not too demanding 15 minute walk. (Original) Ottimo posto personale gentile e simpatico,abbiamo fatto aperitivo con tagliere di terra(c'è anche di mare)siamo stati benissimo lo abbiamo raggiunto dopo aver preso la funivia a pecol ed una passeggiata non troppo impegnativa di 15 minuti.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent view of Marmolada, Sella Massif and Val di Fassa and starting point for various walks. (Original) Vista magnifica su Marmolada, Massiccio del Sella e sulla Val di Fassa e punto di partenza per varie passeggiate.

(Translated by Google) From the center of Canazei, with the Canazei/Pecol cable car, you enter the Belvedere/Col Rodella ski area. From here it is possible to reach the nearby Val Gardena, the Arabba basin or the other Sellaronda locations. Splendid panorama of the Dolomites. (Original) Dal centro di Canazei, con la telecabina Canazei/Pecol, ci si immette nell'area sciistica Belvedere/Col Rodella. Da qui è possibile raggiungere la vicina Val Gardena, la conca di Arabba o le altre località del Sellaronda. Splendido panorama sulle dolomiti.

Riding the cable car up to Sasso Pordoi feels like entering another world — vast, rocky, and surreal. The views are out of this world!

A must for the dolomites area. If you have to pick a single cable car, pick this one, it's great and different to what you see around. 30E per person at this point but still worth it

Unreal views amazing latte macchiato and cappuccino ☕️

Beautiful in the winter too! Would recommend this as a pit stop while driving by the pass. If skiing, the connection to the slopes is far—a few mins walking at least. The cablecar was included in my Dolomiti Superski pass. There’s a restaurant at the top along with several photo points. A great place to soak in the beauty of the Dolomites.

Great cable car for those who want to visit piz boe! Can be used for saving the descent from the mountain (or for the strange ones, saving the climbing and do only the descent)

An absolute must-visit! The ride itself is an amazing experience, and once you reach the top, the views are simply breathtaking. There are just not enough words to describe the beauty of this place – truly unforgettable.

Definitely worth to visit

We arrived here by a coach and because tickets were pre booked and it was near lunch there was no queues that we experienced. You will quickly ascend in a matter of a few minutes. I am not good with heights normally but it was quite relaxing going up. The views are stunning on the way up and at the top. We spent about an hour up there or so. Though people planning on really walking around may want more time. I personally wore a t-shirt, being from England even when we came in here in June it was actually quite nice and cool but not uncomfortable. Would come here again.

It's definitely one of the most amazing viewpoints in the area. In case of bad weather and strong winds, you must be prepared to wait for some time (I waited for about 30 minutes) or even bail out from the cable car altogether. In my case, being patient paid off because the cable car resumed working despite the strong gusts of wind (80 km/h). The terrace itself is a great place to start a trip to Piz Boe.

If you already seeen a lot of Dolomites and think about if it's worth going up or you just dont know which cabin to take if you have only 1 to pick, go for this one. Breath taking view all arround, different to what you've seen from down there. Worth the 30E round trip with cabin for sure

Stunning, amazing, for me the best view in this area, recomend to everyone who loves breathtaking landscapes.

If you’re as lucky as I was to catch a sunny day with just blue skies, you’ll be amazed by the beauty of the place

The most breathtaking place I think we've ever been. It's as good as all the reviews say. Better even. It's around €27 return on the cable car for an adult ticket. Worth it many times over. You're standing on what used to be a tropical coral atoll. Now 2950m above sea level. The views around you are millions of years old. It just blows you away.

Extraordinary place with beautiful view that is not filled with many people, accessible on foot or by cable cars.

We took a cable car to the top. It was mid of June and still some snow. We did hike a bit but we didn’t do the hike as we planned because the snow was slippery. Walking poles would help in this conditions.

My first 3000+ meters peak. Climbed during our Alta Via 2 hike. Relatively easy and excellent views.

Good news is that the place is marvelous, bad news is that this pictures and videos won’t show how majestic they really are, you will have to come here yes or yes to experience this gates to heaven.

Easy hike. If you are able-bodied it should be no problem to climb this mountain, especially when you will ride 2ith cable car to sass pordoi. I highly redomend to make a round trip via rifiugio boe. But hike from rifiugo boe is harder. There is a place with high exposure.

We took the trail 638 to the top. Some parts were quite tough, you need to climb up a very steep wall. You should be an experienced hiker. When you reach the top, you will meet hundreds of people who walked the easiest way, which is just around 200m up after using a lift. 🚡 It’s very crowded on the top. There are families, dogs and many bambini. So the trails to the nearby hut are very overcrowded. It gets better when you leave this area.

Humbled and privileged to be on the peak alone. Magnificent views. Technically not demanding except last part and if there is some snow. Go early in the morning.

This hike was the most difficult one that we did while we were in Dolomites. The weather made it more difficult than it should be.

Fantastic ice skating. Top ice hockey games. Now closed due to Covid.

The rent price is perfect, not too expensive. The only thing is I hoped I couldve skated much longer,

Great night of Ice Hockey and the home team Val-da-Fassa won

Excellent facility for indoor sport and Ice hockey

Great hockey. ❤😁

(Translated by Google) Given the rainy day, we spent a few hours. We had a lot of fun, beautiful track. Great experience, highly recommended. Price: 10 euros per person, no time limit. (Original) Visto la giornata di pioggia ,abbiamo passato qualche ora . Ci siamo divertiti molto,bella pista . Bella esperienza da consigliare.Prezzo 10 euro a persona senza limiti di tempo

(Translated by Google) Beautiful ice rink. Not too crowded, even on a rainy day. Skate sizes start at 25. Plenty of parking. The only drawback: not enough support for children who need it. (Original) Bella pista di ghiaccio. Non troppo affollata anche in un giorno di pioggia. I numeri dei pattini partono dal 25. Tanti posti auto . Unica pecca:pochi sostegni per i bambini che ne necessitano.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the peaks of the Marmolada group. It is approximately 3200 meters high. It is not a hiking peak, to climb it requires facing, after a grumpy stretch on unstable scree, difficult sections of grade 3 climbing. Furthermore, in this period, it is not even easily approachable, since the shortest route that leads to the base to be climbed passes through Pian dei Fiacconi, where unfortunately the terrible misfortune occurred caused by the enormous avalanche of snow that broke off from the Marmolada Glacier and the area is off limits. (Original) È una delle vette del gruppo della Marmolada. È alto circa 3200 metri. Non è una cima da escursionismo, per salire occorre affrontare, dopo uno scorbutico tratto su di un ghiaione instabile, difficili tratti di arrampicata da 3' grado. Inoltre, in questo periodo, non è neppure facilmente avvicinabile, poiché il percorso piu' breve che porta alla base da scalare, passa dal Pian dei Fiacconi, dove purtroppo è avvenuta la terribile disgrazia causata dall'enorme valanga di neve staccatasi dal Ghiacciaio della Marmolada e l'area è vietata.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Dolomite peak overlooking Canazei (Original) Bellissimo picco dolomitico che domina Canazei

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary panorama. You need to climb a little but the satisfying view is one to put in your fondest memories (Original) Panorama straordinario. Occorre arrampicare un poco ma la vista appagante è da mettere nei ricordi più belli

(Translated by Google) a group of tourists arrived to interrupt the relaxation... the silence of the mountain (Original) arrivato un gruppo di turisti a interrompere il relax..il silenzio della montagna

(Translated by Google) It's very simple to get there on foot, there is also a path that continues. Nearby there is a bench with two benches for taking a break. Important and always valid, let's leave these places clean and avoid throwing waste on the ground. (Original) molto semplice arrivarci a piedi, c’è anche un percorso che prosegue. Vicino c’è una panchina con due panche per fare una sosta. Importante e valido sempre, lasciamo puliti questi luoghi evitando di gettare rifiuti a terra .

(Translated by Google) Beautiful waterfall and 2 nice benches to sit down / have a picnic. Accessible by car and 2 minutes walk to the waterfall. Nice if you are near Canazei to stop for a while. My dog ​​loved it as a refreshment. 🙌 (Original) Mooie waterval en 2 leuke bankjes om even te gaan zitten / picknicken. Bereikbaar met auto en 2 minuten wandelen naar de waterval. Leuk als je in de buurt van Canazei bent om even te stoppen. Mijn hond vond het geweldig als verfrissing. 🙌

(Translated by Google) A small waterfall in the Canazei mountains. Easy to reach, too, along a short trail. It's a five-minute walk from the town center. (Original) Piccola cascata nei monti di Canazei.. facile anche arrivarci, con un piccolo sentiero. Praticamente dal centro del Paese ci si arriva a piedi in cinque minuti.

(Translated by Google) Easy to reach, practically in the town of Canazei. From the hotel car park it's 3 minutes uphill and you're there. I recommend it as a very short stopover or for those who don't have a day of hiking. In a few minutes you see it and leave. (Original) Facili da raggiungere, praticamente in paese a Canazei. Dal parcheggio di un hotel in 3 minuti in salita e si è lì. Lo consiglio come brevissima tappa o per chi non è in giornata di scarpinare. In pochi minuti la vedi e riparti.

(Translated by Google) A very nice place that is worth seeing also because it is very close and easily reachable on foot. Three stars because with all the wonders around Canazei, if I gave 5 I had to give 10 to many other wonderful places. (Original) Un posto molto carino che vale la pena vedere anche perché molto vicino e facilmente raggiungibile a piedi. Tre stelle perché con tutte le meraviglie intorno a Canazei, se ne mettevo 5 ne dovevo mettere 10 a molti altri luoghi meravigliosi.

(Translated by Google) One of Canazei's many corners of paradise. It's worth a visit. (Original) Uno dei tanti angoli di paradiso di Canazei. Vale la pena andarci

(Translated by Google) Very pretty waterfall with small wooden bridges to cross over the stream. Nice path mostly in the woods and not difficult from Canazei which passes through Pian and arrives in Campitello or Val Duron. Suitable to do even if it's not a nice day (Original) Cascata molto carina con piccoli ponticelli di legno per passare sopra al torrente. Sentiero carino per l maggior parte nel bosco e non difficile da Canazei che passa per Pian e arriva a Campitello o in Val Duron. Adatto da fare anche se non è una bella giornata

Stubbled into this museum to escape the rain and couldn’t have been more impressed. Relic after relic, so much history.

(Translated by Google) A small but fine museum. Many beautiful and special exhibits. As a Western European, you're not that well-versed in the mountain warfare of 1915-18. Well, normally. That's why I found the museum all the more interesting. It's truly very informative. There are also many uniforms from both sides. The only drawback is that not everything is translated into German, English, and Italian. Some texts, for example, are only in Italian or only in German. Hence only 4 stars. The souvenir shop is also highly recommended. (Original) Ein kleines aber feines Museum. Viele schöne und besondere Ausstellungsstücke. Als Westeuropäer ist man im Gebirgskrieg von 1915-18 nicht so gut bewandert. Also normalerweise. Deshalb fand ich das Museum umso mehr interessant. Es ist wirklich sehr informativ. Man hat auch viele Uniforms von beiden Seiten. Einziger Nachteil ist das nicht alles in deutsch, englisch und italienisch übersetzt ist. Manche Texte sind zb. nur auf italienischen oder nur auf deutsch. Deshalb nur 4 Sterne. Der Souvenirshop ist auch sehr empfehlenswert

(Translated by Google) The museum is much larger than expected, and hundreds of objects from the First World War are on display. You can easily spend an hour there and discover a great deal. The information panels are in three languages ​​(Italian, German, and English). Unfortunately, German has a lot of grammatical errors. The museum management should seek help here. There's a shop at the ticket office that even sells artifacts. Anyone interested in history will definitely get their money's worth here. (Original) Das Museum ist viel größer als erwartet und es sind hunderte Objekte aus der Zeit des Ersten Weltkriegs ausgestellt. Man kann ich ganz locker eine Stunde verbringen und sehr viel entdecken. Die Infotafeln sind in drei Sprachen (italienisch, deutsch, englisch) gehalten. Deutsch leider mit sehr vielen Grammatikfehlern. Hier sollte sich die Museumsleitung helfen lassen. An der Kasse gibt es einen Shop, in dem sogar Fundstücke verkauft werden. Wer sich für Geschichte interessiert, kommt hier definitiv auf seine Kosten.

(Translated by Google) Located near the cable car station, the Great War Museum on Pordoi displays hundreds of war relics. The collection tells the story of the conflict in the area, from Falzarego to Marmolada. The curators have reconstructed the barracks and trenches, providing a detailed overview of the soldiers' living conditions. (Original) Situato nei pressi della stazione della funivia, il Museo della Grande Guerra sul Pordoi mostra centinaia di reperti bellici. La collezione racconta la storia del conflitto nella zona, dal Falzarego alla Marmolada. I curatori hanno ricostruito i baraccamenti e le trincee, dando un'accurata panoramica sulle condizioni di vita dei soldati.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum: 5-6 rooms, a rich collection of artifacts cataloged and explained in several languages, and reproductions of trenches and rooms from the various fronts. Affordable. Books on the subject and artifacts are available for purchase. (Original) Bellissimo museo: 5/6 sale, una ricca raccolta di reperti catalogati e spiegati in diverse lingue, riproduzione di trincee e camere dei diversi fronti. A prezzo contenuto. Si possono acquistare libri a tema e reperti .

(Translated by Google) Our grandfathers/great-grandfathers also fought in the Great War in the Dolomites, and this Museum is a worthy memorial to them. The exhibition is very demanding and diverse, it is worth spending more time on it. If you are in the area, don't miss it! YouTube/tiktok:Sala Adventure (Original) Nagyapáink/dédapáink a Dolomitokban is harcoltak a Nagy Háborúban,s nekik állít méltò emléket e Múzeum. A kiállítás nagyon igényes,s szerteágazò,érdemes több időt rászánni. Ha a környéken jársz ki ne hagyd! YouTube/tiktok:Sala Adventure

(Translated by Google) A small museum, born from a passion for history and collecting. The narrative is clear, well-organized, and available in Italian, English, and German. A visit that helps understand the sometimes difficult but crucial history of this pass and the surrounding area. (Original) Un piccolo museo, frutto della passione per la storia e il collezionismo. Il racconto è chiaro, ben organizzato e disponibile in italiano, inglese e tedesco. Una visita che aiuta a capire la storia, a volte difficile ma fondamentale, di questo passo e del territorio.

(Translated by Google) Shortly after the Schiavoneis car park there is a path that leads to a large rocky ridge where it is possible to find these cute little animals. They are sociable and it would be advisable not to give them food. The route is easy and quick (about half an hour) and suitable for children, but not for strollers. It's worth a visit. (Original) Poco dopo il parcheggio schiavoneis c'è il sentiero che conduce ad un gran costone roccioso dove è possibile trovare questi simpatici animaletti. Sono socievoli e sarebbe opportuno non dargli cibo. Il percorso è facile e veloce (circa mezz'ora) ed adatto ai bambini, ma non ai passeggini. Vale la pena una visita.

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful place for walking, but not for going to visit the marmots who are scared by the many people who come looking for them (also because of the growling dogs and the children who scream and cackle), so if you want to see the marmots very easily immediately upon your arrival I recommend the city of marmots near the Pordoi pass (also one of the most beautiful passes to visit in the Dolomites) to the city of marmots where they are all wild and are not easily scared. And I want to tell everyone who wants to feed the marmots at the marmot trail, IT IS FORBIDDEN TO FEED FOOD TO WILD ANIMALS, AS THEY CAN DIE FROM THE FOOD! And if you really want to go, visit the Schiaveneis waterfall instead, which would be 4 stars if not for all the people there. As for the route of the path you have to cross a small stream by jumping between stones with a high possibility of getting wet. (Original) È un bellissimo posto per passeggiare, ma non per andare a trovare le marmotte che per le tante persone che vengono a cercarle si spaventano ( anche a causa dei cani che ringhiano e dei bambini che urlano e schiamazzano ), quindi se volete vedere le marmotte molto facilmente subito al vostro arrivo vi consiglio la città delle marmotte vicino al passo Pordoi ( anche quello uno dei passi più belli da visitare nelle dolomiti ) alla città delle marmotte dove sono tutte selvatiche e non si spaventano facilmente. E voglio dire a tutti quelli che vogliono dare da mangiare alle marmotte al sentiero delle marmotte, È VIETATO DARE CIBO AGLI ANIMALI SELVATICI, IN QUANTO POSSONO MORIRE A CAUSA DEL CIBO! E se proprio volete andarci visitate piuttosto la cascata Schiaveneis, che sarebbe 4 stelle se non per tutta la gente che c'è. In quanto al percorso del sentiero dovete attraversare un piccolo torrente saltando tra le pietre con un'alta possibilità di bagnarvi.