Set in spectacular surroundings, the Cinque Torri refuge is situated at the foot of the south side of the 5 Torri. Inaugurated over a century ago, in October 1904, it is one of the area's longest standing historical structures. Since 1937 it has been run by the Alberti Lelo family.
A much sought after venue for several generations of mountaineers from around the world, it has hosted reigning princes from all over Europe, before and after the Great War, including, in 1916, King Vittorio Emanuele III himself, during his visit to the front to witness the explosion of the Castelletto mine.
Rooms
Family room, bath, toilet, facing the garden
| Size | 20 mq |
| Occupation | 2 People |
| Room | 1 |
| Bedroom | 1 |
| Size | 20 mq |
| Occupation | 3 People |
| Room | 1 |
| Bedroom | 1 |
Services
Services
restaurant
Contact & Directions
CINQUE TORRI
Località Cinque Torri
Cortina d'Ampezzo
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Arrival
The refuge can be reached on foot – from the Scoiattoli and Bai De Dones refuges, from the SR48 - Loc. Cianzopè, from Ponte Rocurto and from Passo Giau - or by car, taking the road that continues from the SR48, around 11 km from the centre of Cortina. The road is freely accessible during the summer period, apart from the month of August, when it is closed from 9,30 a.m. to 3,30 p.m. In this period there is a shuttle service.