The UNESCO Dolomites in South Tyrol

The distinctive, pale rocks of the Dolomites, which once formed as a huge coral reef in a primeval sea and today rise over 3,000 meters into the sky, offer an incomparable natural spectacle. Jagged walls, bizarre rock formations, and steep peaks alternate with gentle alpine pastures, green forests, and idyllic valleys, creating a landscape of extraordinary beauty and diversity. This unique panorama has always captivated travelers, artists, and scientists. The UNESCO recognized the Dolomites not only for their aesthetic beauty but also for their international scientific importance. The mountains exhibit an extraordinary diversity of limestone formations and provide important evidence from the Mesozoic and Triassic periods, making them a significant research area for geologists and paleontologists. 

As a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site, the Dolomites enjoy special protection to preserve their invaluable worth for humanity. Visitors have the opportunity to experience this unique natural landscape in various ways. Whether hiking on the numerous panoramic trails, climbing on the steep rock faces, mountain biking through the valleys, or skiing and snowboarding in the winter months – the Dolomites offer the right activity for every taste and preference. Discover the diversity of the Dolomites and find the perfect accommodation with us for your unforgettable holiday in this unique World Heritage Site.