Hospitality and unspoilt nature, among the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Hospitality and unspoilt nature: these are the strengths our area offers every visitor. A holiday in close contact with a pristine environment, paired with the traditional warmth of our valleys.
A short distance from Nevelandia, Sappada's largest snow playground, the area offers wide beginner slopes. Then there's the new Pian dei Nidi chairlift, reaching Monte Siera with its magnificent, always perfectly snow-covered runs. For more expert skiers, the Eiben Col dei Mughi run — also known as the Black Run — or a convenient shuttle bus to the Sappada 2000 ski area: a breathtaking, always sunny panorama!
A permanent exhibition offering a complete journey through the natural environment and identity of the Sappada community. A full itinerary discovering the flora and fauna, the geology, the history and the true identity of our people.
A visit to the Cima Sappada dairy cooperative, founded in 1885 under the name Zepodar Sende, is a must. This is where the inimitable “Latteria Vecchio” cheese, aged for 12 months, is produced.
What was life like in the Dolomites in the mid-1600s? This house, with its characteristic all-wood architecture and rooms furnished with original period furniture, tells the story.
Set among the mountains, this beautiful little church, dating back to 1732 and restored several times since, is certainly worth a visit.
Known as the “Mill”, this ancient building offers one of the most evocative views in the area. It overlooks the rapids along the Piave river, and its old wheel can still be admired today.
