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The Dolomites are part of the Alps and yet supremely different, many have tried to describe them – but the only real way to appreciate their beauty is to see them.
Italians love skiing and they love sunshine – the mountain restuarants can look more like beach fronts cafes when the sunshines, as the local lose their jackets and relax on the deckchairs.
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The Best Ski Resorts In Italy includes some of the world’s great domains, with the SuperDolomiti region and the Milky Way offering hundreds of kilometres of lift-linked slopes. Facilities are improving but, compared to other countries, the infrastructure needs updating. This is true for most Italian resorts.
Cortina d’Ampezzo Ski Resort Review.
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Selva and Val Gardena Ski Resort Review.
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Selva, in the Val Gardena, is one of those places in Italy’s South Tyrol that has split personality, the locals speak not only Italian and German but also Ladin, a local dialect based on a form of Latin, introduced by the Romans.
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