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What to see in the Dolomites

The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Tre Cime di Lavaredo · Lake Braies · Seceda. (Updated Dec 25, 2025.)

Peaks, lakes, alpine meadows and passes of the UNESCO-listed 'Pale Mountains'.

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    Tre Cime di Lavaredo

    The three towers, symbol of the Sexten Dolomites.

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    Lake Braies

    Below the Croda del Becco at about 1,500 metres.

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    Seceda

    The sharp Odle ridges above Val Gardena.

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    Alpe di Siusi

    Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow.

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    Val di Funes

    San Giovanni in Ranui facing the Odle.

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    Cinque Torri

    Rock towers and an open-air WWI museum.

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    Passo Giau

    Meadows and peaks between Cortina and Colle Santa Lucia.

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    Lake Carezza

    The rainbow lake below the Latemar.

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    Cortina d'Ampezzo

    The queen of the Dolomites.

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    Marmolada

    The glacier and the cable car to Punta Rocca.

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    Lake Sorapis

    Turquoise lake reachable on foot.

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    Lagazuoi

    Cable car and WWI tunnels.

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