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Cortina d'Ampezzo is the pearl of the Dolomites, a luxury ski resort town in the Veneto region, ringed by limestone peaks that glow pink and gold at sunset. It hosted the Winter Olympics in 1956 and will again in 2026. In winter it's a paradise for skiers, while in summer it's perfect for hiking among the meadows and turquoise lakes of this natural World Heritage area.
Why stay in Cortina d'Ampezzo
Skiing and snowboarding
Vast ski slopes in the Dolomiti Superski network, with spectacular rocky-peak views, suited to all skill levels.
Summer hiking
Trails up to the peaks and mountain huts (rifugi), past wildflower meadows and the rocky Dolomite spires.
Lago di Sorapis
A turquoise lake set deep in a valley, a popular hiking destination as beautiful as a painting.
Ride the cable cars up
Take the cable car to the Tofana and Faloria peaks for a panoramic view across the whole Dolomite range.
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Local dishes to try in Cortina d'Ampezzo
- 1🥟
Casunziei
Pink beetroot-filled ravioli topped with butter and cheese, a standout dish of these mountains.
📍 Dolomite cuisine - 2🍲
Canederli
Bread dumplings served in broth or with butter, a traditional dish of the Tyrolean Alps.
📍 Mountain food - 3🧀
Polenta e formaggio
Corn polenta topped with rich mountain cheese, a warming dish after skiing or hiking.
📍 Mountain food - 4🦌
Cervo (venison)
Venison braised in red wine and served with polenta, a famous winter dish of the mountains.
📍 Local cuisine - 5🍎
Strudel
Thin-pastry apple pie baked until fragrant, a Tyrolean-style dessert to enjoy with coffee in the mountains.
📍 Dessert
- 1🏔️
Tofane
A cluster of high limestone peaks above town; ride the cable car up for the views and world-class ski runs.
📍 Outside town - 2🏞️
Lago di Sorapis
A turquoise-blue lake in the valley, the most beautiful and popular hiking destination here.
📍 Hiking trail - 3⛰️
Tre Cime di Lavaredo
The three rocky peaks that symbolise the Dolomites, the most iconic hike in the whole range.
📍 Outside town - 4🚠
Faloria Cable Car
A cable car from the town center up to the Faloria peak, with views of the town and surrounding mountains.
📍 In town - 5🛍️
Corso Italia
The main pedestrian street with luxury boutiques and cafes, a chic mountain-resort atmosphere.
📍 City center - 6⛪
Cortina Bell Tower
The town's prominent church bell tower, a landmark and meeting point for locals.
📍 City center
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3 Cortina d'Ampezzo hotels our team picked for you
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★ 9.0LuxuryCristallo, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa
#1 5-star Luxury Collection · panoramic Dolomites views
★ 8.9LuxuryRosapetra Spa Resort
#4 boutique SLH · private spring-fed spa
★ 8.8LuxuryGrand Hotel Savoia Cortina
#2 5-star downtown · 3-min walk to Corso Italia
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Hotel Ambra Cortina
#6 boutique in the town centre · Score 8.8
Faloria Mountain Spa Resort
#3 spa resort · outdoor pool with mountain views
Hotel de la Poste Cortina
#5 220-year legend · right on Corso Italia
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🚆 Getting around Cortina d'Ampezzo
Bus from Calalzo/Venice
Cortina has no train station, so you take a connecting bus from Calalzo station or a direct bus from Venice or the airport.
Cable cars and ski lifts
A network of cable cars up the various peaks, used for skiing in winter and sightseeing or hiking in summer.
Rent a car to tour the Dolomites
Renting a car is the easiest way to visit the lakes and mountain passes around the Dolomites; the scenic roads are beautiful but winding.
Walking around town
The town center is compact, so you can easily stroll Corso Italia, the shops, and the cafes.
Where to go next near Cortina d'Ampezzo
RomeThe Italian capital that holds the ruins of ancient Roman civilisation, the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, and Vatican City all in one city.
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VeniceA floating city in a labyrinth of canals and 400 bridges. Take a gondola ride past ancient palaces along the Grand Canal.
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FlorenceThe capital of Tuscany and birthplace of the Renaissance, home to the David statue and the red cathedral dome.
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MilanItaly's capital of fashion and design, home to the marble Duomo cathedral and Leonardo's The Last Supper.
See this city's guide →Frequently asked — where to stay in Cortina d'Ampezzo
How do you get to Cortina d'Ampezzo if there's no train?+
Cortina has no train station. Most people take the Cortina Express bus directly from the airport or Venice train station, which takes about 2-2.5 hours, or connect via a bus from Calalzo-Cortina station.
What season should I visit Cortina?+
Winter (December to March) is ideal for skiing, while summer (June to September) is perfect for hiking to the lakes and flower meadows in cool, pleasant weather. Both seasons are beautiful in their own way.
Can I visit Cortina if I don't ski?+
Absolutely. Summer is a paradise for hiking and photographing the Dolomites, riding the cable cars for the views, visiting the turquoise lakes, or just sipping a coffee while gazing at the peaks; it's well worth it.
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