Holidays in Alta Badia

The famous holiday region is accessible from Bruneck in south direction. Alta Badia is famous not only for the unique landscape of the Dolomites, but also for the language in use – here, the local populations speaks Ladin.

All localities in this region

Hotels in Alta Badia

Apartments in Alta Badia

Selected accommodations in Alta Badia

Hotel Ciasa Rü Blanch - Authentic view

St. Kassian in Alta Badia

4.9 Excellent

Comfortable apartments and rooms in a quiet and sunny position, small spa area with various saunas and tradtional, regional cuisine.

from 58 € per day

Miraval NaturHotel

Abtei in Alta Badia

4.8 Excellent

Holidays with absolute tranquillity directly at the slopes, fully equipped apartments and rooms, with garden & wellness oasis!

from 150 € per day

Hotel Costes

Corvara in Alta Badia

4.8 Excellent

Family-run hotel located directly at the ski lift, the slopes and the golf course

from 68 € per day

Residence Belavista

Corvara in Alta Badia

4.4 Very good

Quiet apartments with dreamlike view, directly at the slopes and only a few meters from the village centre, well-equipped kitchenette and sauna.

from 100 € per day

**Pedratsches**
The picturesque village of Pedratsches is located at the foot of Heiligkreuzkofel, at about 1300 m a.s.l..
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Alta Badia, occasionally also referred to as Hochabtei, is a region in the middle of the Dolomites, which includes Corvara, Abtei/Badia, Wengen/La Val, Kolfuschg, Stern/La Villa, Pedratsches and St. Kassian. All over the year, imposing peaks, such as the Sella group, the Sassongher or the Kreuzkofel, but also the Nature Park Fanes-Sennes-Prags, as well as the Nature Park Puez-Geisler are worth a visit.

The region is mainly famous among lovers of winter sports. On the Gran Risa slope in Alta Badia, one of the most spectacular giant slalom races of the alpine ski world cup takes place every year. Numerous exigent racing tracks, a variety of first class hotels and four award-winning gourmet restaurants make Alta Badia a V.I.P. holiday destination.

Altogether, Alta Badia offers hotels and apartments of all categories – cosy family hotels, exclusive chalets and farmstay accommodations.

**Ancient farm house in Kolfuschg**
In Alta Badia, traditions are still of very high importance today.
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**Abtei**
The picturesque mountain village in the Dolomites is situated in the middle of a spectacular natural scenery.
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Traditions and natural treasures

Although Alta Badia has developed itself to a well-known holiday destination with a modern skiing area, the natural landscape of the environs is still intact. The Ladin culture as well with its special language and many traditions is still very much alive and lovingly cultivated.

The picturesque villages, such as Wengen, Corvara or St. Kassian, are embedded like jewels in the magnificent landscape of the Dolomites. On the lush meadows at the foot of the pale mountains, you may find many historical farms, which are still inhabited. Especially during the warm months, many events take place in Alta Badia. This is the occasion for you to marvel at traditional costumes.

**Corvara in the Dolomites / South Tyrol**
Corvara in winter
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**Corvara in winter**
The famous holiday destination Corvara in Alta Badia is surrounded by a beautiful winter landscape that is perfect for skiing and hiking.
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Magical winter wonderland

In winter, the holiday region becomes a paradise for lovers of winter sports. The modern skiing area Alta Badia offers more than 130 km of slopes, a snowpark and direct access to the famous Sellaronda – the circuit tour around the Sella massive on around 40 km on slopes. Moreover, there is a variety of cross-country ski runs, sledge runs, ski tours, as well as winter hikes and snowshoeing tours.

In the cosy ski huts, you are indulged with exquisite Ladin dishes and Italian specialities. From time to time, also first-class culinary events take place on the slopes.

Winter sports have a long tradition in Alta Badia, as the chairlift Col Alto in Corvara was built in 1947 being the first of its kind in Italy. Until today, the holiday destination has experienced numerous developments. However, it has not lost its charm at all.