Alta Badia

Alta Badia is located in the southeast of South Tyrol and comprises six localities.

Alta Badia is situated between Val Pusteria, Val Gardena, Val di Fassa, Cortina and Arabba and includes the localites of Colfosco, Corvara, La Villa, San Cassiano, Pedraces, S. Leonardo and La Valle. These villages have become popular winter and summer holiday destinations, but are yet very proud of their customs and traditions. A perfect example is the Ladin language, which is still spoken in Val Badia.

However, Alta Badia is particularly popular with winter sports enthusiasts. Eventually the famous “Gran Risa” ski slope is located in this region. In summer Alta Badia is a perfect starting point for hikes and alpine tours in the Dolomites. Not only the view of the Sella mountain range is amazing…

  1. Pedraces

    Badia

    Badia includes the villages San Leonardo and Pedraces and is characterised by its unique location in the Dolomites as well as by its rural nature. more

  2. Colfosco

    Colfosco

    Colfosco, situated at 1,645 m asl, is the highest located village of Alta Badia. more

  3. Corvara

    Corvara

    The municipality of Corvara is located at 1,568 m asl at the foot of the Sassongher mountain massif. more

  4. La Valle

    La Val

    Enjoying and relaxing in perfect ambience at 1,353 m, in the heart of Dolomites more

  5. La Villa

    La Villa

    This picturesque village is situated at 1,483 m asl and is also called “La Ila” or “Stern”. more

  6. San Cassiano

    San Cassiano

    This lovely village is located at the foot of the Lagazuoi at 1,537 m asl more

 
 

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