Dolomites: The most beautiful work of architecture in the world

Famous French-Swiss architect, urban planner, painter, and designer Le Corbusier called it "the most beautiful work of architecture in the world." This is a paradise for those who love sports, pristine nature, magnificent mountains, and traditional customs: the Dolomites are the legendary mountains of the Eastern Alps and are listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. ⛺ The so-called "Pale Mountains" are distributed in three regions, namely Trentino-Alto Adige, Veneto, and Friuli-Venezia Giulia. This is an absolutely unique habitat with stunning views. From the Brenta Dolomites to the mountains formed by Catinaccio and Latemar, from the Sexton Dolomites to the Pale Mountains of San Martino, from the Marmolada Mountains to the mountains formed by Pelmo and Croda da Lago, and finally to the easternmost Friuli Dolomites. One of the popular areas is the Dolomiti Superski area, a vast area with national parks, no less than nine nature parks, and Italy's largest connected ski area. 🛬[Travel Guide]: We recommend Madonna di Campiglio, an internationally renowned ski resort located between the Brenta peaks and the Adamello and Presanella glaciers. It has more than 60 km of ski slopes and 20 ski lifts, and offers plenty of hiking trails. Tre Cime di Lavaredo is worth a visit, the only downside is that it will make you fall in love with it: it is a symbol of the Dolomites, three charming rocky obelisks that stand out among the most famous and photographed mountains in the world. 🏨 Skiing, hiking, relaxing, and fine dining. In the Dolomites, you can enjoy gourmet food in star-rated restaurants and shepherd's huts, and taste products directly from farmers. In this regard, the region produces three must-try specialties. ● Asiago PDO cheese is a traditional product produced only in Vicenza, Trento, and parts of Padua and Treviso. ● Delicious malga cheese is made from milk milked at high altitudes in the historic alpine pastures of the Dolomites. ● The famous Belluno Dolomites PDO honey is a delicacy processed by bees from the nectar of the region.