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Cortina is Italy’s premier ski destination; an upmarket and lively resort in the heart of the Dolomites with wonderful dramatic scenery and excellent skiing.
The ski area
Cortina d'Ampezzo offers phenomenal intermediate and advanced skiing with some of the best mountains in the world. The views are stunning with great wooded areas and dramatic backdrops. There is a good quantity of well-maintained slopes; Cortina is a good resort to learn to board with marvellous nursery and wide slopes. For intermediates, there are good long runs and easy access to the vast Dolomiti SkiPass area.
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The ski domain is split into three areas with a bus service linking all three and the pistes are fairly uncrowded for such a well-known resort, so expect plenty of good skiing! There are over 140 km of pistes available with 56 runs and a good modern infrastructure consisting of 51 lifts.
More than ski
Unlike many modern resorts, the town itself is very attractive with many boutiques, restaurants and bars. Corso Italia is full of designer chic shops. Many people to come to the resort simply to shop, eat and be seen – a recent article quotes that nearly 70% of Italians don’t come here to ski! For those who are tagging along on a ski holiday, other off-piste activities include a swimming pool, saunas, health spa, art gallery, cinema and indoor tennis. In high season, the resort offers a lively social scene.
How to get there
Cortina is easy to access from Venice Marco Polo airport with a mere 2 hr transfer time.
Accommodation in Cortina
Holiday Homes in Italy offers the Hotel Meuble' Olimpia, a beautiful hotel located right in the heart of Cortina, close to the ski lifts, bars and restaurants and offering a sauna and Jacuzzi, perfect for relaxing after a hard day’s ski!
Cortina is Italy’s premier ski destination; an upmarket and lively resort in the heart of the Dolomites with wonderful dramatic scenery and excellent skiing.
The ski area
Cortina d'Ampezzo offers phenomenal intermediate and advanced skiing with some of the best mountains in the world. The views are stunning with great wooded areas and dramatic backdrops. There is a good quantity of well-maintained slopes; Cortina is a good resort to learn to board with marvellous nursery and wide slopes. For intermediates, there are good long runs and easy access to the vast Dolomiti SkiPass area.
• Blue 33%
• Red 62%
• Black 5%
The ski domain is split into three areas with a bus service linking all three and the pistes are fairly uncrowded for such a well-known resort, so expect plenty of good skiing! There are over 140 km of pistes available with 56 runs and a good modern infrastructure consisting of 51 lifts.
More than ski
Unlike many modern resorts, the town itself is very attractive with many boutiques, restaurants and bars. Corso Italia is full of designer chic shops. Many people to come to the resort simply to shop, eat and be seen – a recent article quotes that nearly 70% of Italians don’t come here to ski! For those who are tagging along on a ski holiday, other off-piste activities include a swimming pool, saunas, health spa, art gallery, cinema and indoor tennis. In high season, the resort offers a lively social scene.
How to get there
Cortina is easy to access from Venice Marco Polo airport with a mere 2 hr transfer time.
Accommodation in Cortina
Holiday Homes in Italy offers the Hotel Meuble' Olimpia, a beautiful hotel located right in the heart of Cortina, close to the ski lifts, bars and restaurants and offering a sauna and Jacuzzi, perfect for relaxing after a hard day’s ski!
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