

Cortina d’Ampezzo
Cortina d’Ampezzo
Queen of the Dolomites
All ski slopes lead to Cortina d’Ampezzo – Queen of the Dolomites! The small town in the Northern Italian province of Belluno in the Veneto region can look back on a thousand year history and a centuries-long tradition of tourism. Especially when it comes to skiing, this gem is hard to beat. So it is no wonder that the elite skiers come to Cortina every year. If you are lucky, you might catch a glimpse of a VIP or two at the ski races.
The perfectly groomed slopes and the impressive mountain panorama in Cortina d’Ampezzo are not the only breathtaking things here. Nature reserves and national parks, combined with the hospitality and artistic tradition of the Ampezzo valley, make your stay in this Italian town unforgettable!
The most beautiful viewpoints in the region:
- Lagazuoi (2,800 metres)
- Tofana di Rozes (3,225 metres)
- Monte Cristallo (3,221 metres)
IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE BIGGEST SKI STARS





Guaranteed snow
Think of the breathtaking panorama of snow-covered mountains, imposing cliffs and rugged summit towers, then think of Dolomiti Superski!
Snow reliability is always available from the end of November to the end of April thanks to the programmed snowmaking. These are the numbers of the ski area Cortina d'Ampezzo. The sports offer includes the three mountain groups that surround the valley and are connected by a free ski bus.
Top ski resort in Belluno
From newbies or an old hands on the slopes – from the end of Nov to early May, skiers of all abilities fly down the 120 kilometres of slopes in the Cortina d’Ampezzo ski resort!
A mix of gentle descents and challenging steep slopes, as well as a diverse culinary landscape in the mountain huts, professional ski schools and an extra helping of Italian lifestyle ... All that makes the ski resort a top destination for ski fans from beginners to professionals. The three ranges around the Ampezzo basin are connected by a free ski bus service.
As one of the six founding members, Cortina has been part of the major Dolomiti Superski project since 1974 – and since the 1956 Winter Olympics at the latest, the village has deserved its title as “grande dame” of the ski circus!
No wonder: you walk in the footsteps of ski stars in this ski resort. You will not only meet the ski stars of yesterday, but also those of tomorrow. Each year, the women of the Alpine Ski World Cup set up shop in Cortina d’Ampezzo for several races, while the men’s races are hosted on the World Cup slope in neighbouring Alta Badia.
Cortina d’Ampezzo: a scenic gem for winter sports enthusiasts
Kickers, boxes and rails await expert and even up-and-coming snowboarders and freestylers in the Cortina Snow Park. A four-seater chairlift takes you to the 500 metre long park with two areas of varying difficulty. What are you waiting for? Hit the snow and take off! The 78 kilometres of groomed trails offer plenty of terrain for cross-country skiers to explore!
Kickers, boxes and rails await expert and even up-and-coming snowboarders and freestylers in the Cortina Snow Park. A four-seater chairlift takes you to the 500 metre long park with two areas of varying difficulty. What are you waiting for? Hit the snow and take off! The 78 kilometres of groomed trails offer plenty of terrain for cross-country skiers to explore!
By the way: Cortina d’Ampezzo is one of Veneto’s three most family-friendly ski resorts and the 15 largest ski resorts in Italy. Did you know that?
One ski pass, twelve ski resorts, unlimited fun on the slopes
Of course you can choose from several ski passes in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Morning, afternoon, one day, multi-day or even an entire season – tailor your ski pass to your plans! 120 kilometres of slopes offer variety and skiing fun as befits a true gem among the Italian winter sports destinations.
One ski resort is not enough for you? How about a total of twelve ski resorts? The Dolomiti Superski ski pass makes it possible – and guarantees unlimited skiing fun on roughly 1,200 kilometres of slopes. Hard to beat for variety, don’t you think?
Refreshments in Cortina d’Ampezzo’s mountain huts
What is an essential part of every perfect day’s skiing? That’s right, well-earned refreshment breaks! Spread throughout the entire Cortina d’Ampezzo ski resort, a total of 30 mountain huts and restaurants tempt skiers with regional delicacies. Of course, cosiness is always the top priority, but the establishments offer so much more atmosphere and countless culinary experiences.
In Cortina d’Ampezzo, regional specialities meet typical Italian flair, and sometimes even a generous helping of extravagance. For example, many huts serve first class wines – they aim to ensure that every customer is a happy customer!
For those who are just passing through: for a quick break, there are several kiosks right beside the ski slopes – perfect when you’re in a hurry because the next ski run just can’t wait.
Let yourself inspire
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Can’t-miss attractions at the Cortina d’Ampezzo ski resort
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