Not your classically ‘Italian’ experience, the sleepy town of Selva di Val Gardena embodies the true South Tyrolean blend of Italian and Bavarian iconography.

4. Hotel Ciasa Salares Although larger than some boutique hotels at 50 rooms, the fact that Hotel Ciasa Salares is family-owned gives it a lovely, friendly boutique-vibe. A short drive from the pretty ...

Located at the end of the Val Gardena valley, Selva di Val Gardena sits at 1,563 meters in the breathtaking Dolomites region of Italy. Surrounded by majestic mountains like Sassolungo, the Sella ...

At 1,563 meters above sea level, Selva di Val Gardena is a captivating village tucked between the Sassolungo, Sella, and Puez mountain groups in the Dolomites. This stunning location, part of a ...

In Italy’s Dolomites, the ancient coral peaks glow pink at dawn and dusk in a rare natural phenomenon called the enrosadira – a magical moment that makes skiing here unforgettable.

A travel expert rounds up the best ski resorts in the Dolomites and reviews top hotels to help you decide where to stay.

Ortisei, known as Urtijëi in Ladin and St. Ulrich in German, is a charming town in Italy’s Val Gardena, within the Dolomites of South Tyrol. Approximately 25 miles (40 kilometers) northeast of Bolzano ...

With the pretty mountain town of Ortisei as your base, you’ll be perfectly positioned to explore the best of Val Gardena and beyond on this seven-night A Stroll in the Italian Dolomites holiday ...

Overview With the road rising to over 2100 metres, Passo Gardena provides a scenic connection between the charming towns of Val Gardena and Val Badia. Featuring some of the highest peaks in the ...

3. Ortisei In South Tyrol's Val Gardena valley, the 4,055ft-high town of Ortisei (Urtijëi in Ladin) wows with wraparound views of the jagged Dolomites.