Dolomites Travel Guide Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can plan your trip individually, sustainably, and safely.

Florian and Sibylle Fritz take you on an exploration tour in our Dolomites travel guide. The seventh edition showcases the splendor of this unique region over 320 pages with 155 color photos. Everything has been meticulously researched on-site and tested for you. Fifteen hikes and tours lead to almost every corner of this exceptionally well-connected mountain landscape. Thanks to 15 maps, including an overview of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites and a removable fold-out map at a scale of 1:175,000, you will always be well-oriented. With our "Dolomites" travel guide, you will also get to know the seven national and nature parks of the region. Numerous short essays provide interesting background information. The authors' insider tips reveal highlights as well as sights off the beaten path. Ecologically and sustainably operating businesses are marked. Tried-and-true tips and practical travel advice round out the "Dolomites" travel guide. As the Luzerner Rundschau states: "A proven travel companion for stress-free vacation days!"

An overview of the Dolomites: In the Puster Valley and southern side valleys, magnificent panoramas await, such as the Three Peaks or Zwölferkofel. In summer, climbing routes, family-friendly mountain hiking trails, and the Puster Valley cycle path beckon. In winter, the Puster Valley offers opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. Between Brixen and Rosengarten, well-maintained mountain hiking trails can be found. If the weather in the Dolomites isn't great, Brixen and Bolzano invite exploration. Gadertal and Gröden Valley with Wolkenstein or Corvara offer day trips with numerous ascent aids. In Hochabteital, you will find some of the best restaurants in Italy. Around the Sella group.