The Tre Cime di Lavaredo are three of the most famous peaks of the Dolomites, in the Sesto Dolomites.

They are considered among the best known natural wonders in the world of mountaineering. They can be reached from Lake Misurina, Auronzo di Cadore, Dobbiaco and Val di Sesto and allow a panoramic view of the surrounding peaks and the Tre Cime Natural Park.

Lake Sorapis is undoubtedly a must for anyone on holiday in the Dolomites.

The lake is located about 12 km from Cortina d'ampezzo and has an altitude of 1925 meters above sea level and is characterized by an intense turquoise color, due to the conformation of the rocks coming from the glacier from which it originates, whose dust that they settle on the seabed and give the water a magical hue.

The Eyewear Museum was born first and foremost with the "Eyewear Exhibition Through the Centuries" of 1956.

The inauguration took place in 1990 thanks to the work, begun many years earlier, by Enrico De Lotto and the commitment of the president of SAFILO, Vittorio Tabacchi. The current location was opened in 2007 inside the COS.MO.

In Padola di Comelico Superiore, on the stream of the same name, stands the "Stua", an artificial barrier or dam that made it possible for the timber to float towards the plain.

Upstream of the barrier, a lake was formed which collected water which, descending violently, carried the trunks to the "cidolo di Perarolo".

Val Visdende is an unspoiled valley of the Dolomites in the upper Veneto region in the Val Comelico area, it is one of the last naturalistic oases preserved from mass tourism.

The paths and the network of mule tracks that run through it, give the opportunity to admire it along more or less demanding walks, both summer and winter, and mountain bike excursions. From here it is possible to see the wonderful Monte Peralba, an excursion destination to reach the sources of the Piave.

The Piave is an Italian river, which originates from the Carnic Alps (Mount Peralba in Veneto), completing the first kilometers in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and then entirely crosses the Veneto from north to south.

It is known in Italy as the river Sacro alla Patria by virtue of the historical significance of the events that took place along its banks during the Great War.

The Cinque Torri are located between the Olympic city of Cortina d'Ampezzo and the Falzarego Pass.

The highest tower of the suggestive rock formation is the Torre Grande, with its 2,361 m. The other towers are called Second Tower, Latina Tower, Fourth Tower and English Tower.

The Lagazuoi Refuge is located on the summit of Monte Lagazuoi, above the Falzarego Pass, halfway between Cortina d'Ampezzo and Val Badia.

Located at an altitude of 2752 meters, it is the highest altitude refuge and the largest in Cortina d'Ampezzo and boasts the most panoramic terrace in the Dolomites overlooking a real ocean of peaks, from Cunturìnes to the Cime di Fànes, mighty Tofane, the Odle, the shining Marmolada.

Lake Misurina rises at 1756 m s.l.m. and it is known not only for its charm, but also for the therapeutic properties it offers thanks to its particularly healthy microclimate.

Also known as the "Pearl of the Dolomites" for its beauty, it is the largest natural basin in Cadore, located in Misurina, a hamlet of Auronzo di Cadore.

It is the ideal place to undertake pleasant excursions in contact with nature, suitable for both families and expert hikers, but also to spend pleasant moments of relaxation.

Valley at the foot of the Popèra dolomitic group that extends up to the Monte Croce pass.

The strategic position of the Chalet Tabià Stelo Fiorito allows our most dynamic guests to never get bored.

In fact, there are many proposals for leisure such as: organized tours by mountain bike and electric bike, famous routes of the Giro d'italia that can be traveled by road bike, sport fishing on the Piave and finally an infinite series of hairpin bends to discover the Dolomites. aboard motorcycles.