Shopping in the Dolomiti Superski Destination – be it in South Tyrol, Trentino or Belluno – is an experience where handcrafted history, stylish fashion, and local curiosities take centre stage. With plenty of local products on offer, wandering round the shops will be a holiday experience you won’t forget any time soon.
From fine wood carvings in Val Gardena, delicate ceramics in Trentino, and handstitched loden clothing in South Tyrol, the Dolomiti Superski region is full of unique handcrafts which originated centuries ago. Knowledge has been passed down from generation to generation in the regions’ villages – be it sculpting, jewellery-making or the creation of artful everyday objects. This is the variety the Dolomites has to offer – in its landscape but also in how it shows its love for handmade goods.
Spiced cheeses, aromatic honey, and rustic local baked goods are all part of the tradition of homemade goods in the Dolomiti Superski region. You can try lots of these specialities on site, in mountain huts, farm shops, and restaurants, and take them back home as a delicious reminder of your holiday. You can look forward to hand-rolled pasta, organic polenta, and a glass or two of regional wine. Always delicious, always of the highest quality.
One thing you won’t be able to ignore on the slopes, wandering in town or while enjoying an afternoon aperitivo is the influence of Italian fashion in the Dolomites. Places such as Bruneck, Moena, or Cortina d’Ampezzo are bursting with stylish boutiques, exclusive sports shops, and trendy markets just waiting to be discovered. Show up in style!
