• Lago di Carezza - Arrive at the enchanting Lake Carezza, known for its crystal-clear emerald waters, lovely forests, and stunning views of the Dolomites and the Latemar Mountain range. The guide will share the legend of the lake and its nymph, as well as the origin of its Ladin name, Lec de Ergobando, meaning the rainbow lake. Enjoy a stroll around the lake’s shore and capture breathtaking photos.
• Carezza - Depart from Lake Carezza and drive over the Costalunga Pass. The journey includes a stop at the renowned Grand Hotel Carezza (approximately a 30-minute drive). This hotel was the area’s first luxury establishment, built in the 19th century along the Great Dolomites Road, which was constructed in the early 1900s to boost tourism in the Dolomites. Despite its glamorous history and notable guests like Winston Churchill, Empress Sissi of Austria, and Agatha Christie, the hotel has lost its allure and was recently involved in a scandal. The guide will share intriguing stories and gossip about it! Bid farewell to Alto Adige and welcome Trentino!
• Vigo di Fassa - Continue the tour into the heart of Val di Fassa (about a 20-minute drive), traditionally known as the Land of Salvans, the original inhabitants of the Ladin Valleys. Stop in the picturesque village of Vigo to visit the Museum of Ladin Culture, learning more about this ancient community, its traditions, and language.
• Fassa Valley - After the museum visit, stop at a local Agriturismo - Farmstead for a tasting of local products, including charcuterie of cold cuts and cheeses, accompanied by beverages.
• Passo Pordoi - Depart Val Di Fassa, crossing the border between Trentino and Veneto, and ascend a steep, winding road (total 27 bends) to reach the Pordoi Pass (7,345 feet - 2,239 meters). The guide will recount the history of the pass, known as one of the toughest stages of the famous Giro d’Italia – an internationally renowned road cycling competition – and of cyclist Fausto Coppi, as well as its role in the Yellow Line battlefront during WWI. Enjoy free time to take the modern cable car, which ascends in just 4 minutes to 9,678 feet - 2,950 meters. At the top, find a panoramic terrace nestled among the mountains, where on a sunny day, you can relax on a deck chair while taking in a stunning 360-degree view of the major Dolomites peaks: Marmolada, Pale di San Martino, Sassolungo, the southern reaches of Ortles, Cevedale, and the Swiss and Austrian Alps. The cable car operates from mid-May to mid-October and from Christmas to Easter.
• Passo Sella - Leave Passo Pordoi behind and continue exploring the Mighty Dolomites by driving up to the Sella Pass (about 30 minutes), where you can admire the view of the majestic Sassolungo (10,436 feet - 3,131 meters), the most famous mountain in Gardena Valley. The English-speaking guide will explain how the Dolomites were formed and what makes them distinct and unique from the Alps.
• Ortisei - Return to Alto Adige and head towards Ortisei (about a 40-minute trip), a beautiful mountain village located in Gardena Valley, at the heart of the UNESCO Heritage site of the Dolomites and the birthplace of Giorgio Moroder, the father of Disco Music. Ortisei is also renowned for its centuries-old wood carving tradition and as one of the Ladin Valleys in Alto Adige. Enjoy a discovery walk with the guide and some free time before returning to Bolzano.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• English speaking guide
• Snacks
• Entrance fees to the Ladin Museum

• Extra beverages and food
• Gratuities
• Cable car tickets

Experience the stunning vistas of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites by traversing three regions. Discover the rich legends and myths that reveal the ancient language and culture of the Ladini people, whose history predates the Roman conquest. Marvel at the impressive mountain passes and peaks, and indulge in tasting local delicacies, offering a full immersion into Ladini tradition and culture. A tour that delights all five senses!

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