Badia - Abtei 3-Day Itinerary

A small museum in a traditional farmhouse showcasing Ladin culture, including woodworking tools, traditional costumes, and daily life artefacts.

🕐 Tue–Sat 10am–12pm, 3pm–6pm (closed Mon & Sun)

💡 Free entry on the first Sunday of each month. Otherwise it's 3€ – pay the fee if you can; it supports local heritage.

A small 16th-century Gothic church with frescos and a striking onion-domed spire. The interior is plain but peaceful, with regional religious art.

🕐 Mon–Sat 9am–6pm (key available at tourist office outside hours)

💡 Check if it's open for mass on Sunday at 10am; otherwise, peek through the window grille for the frescos.

Nagler · ££

San Linêrt · ££

A scenic walking path through meadows and woods starting right from the village, with views of the Sella and Puez-Odle groups. Easy, well-marked, and suitable for families.

🕐 Always open

💡 Go early morning to catch the sun hitting the Dolomites' peaks. Bring a picnic and stop at the first open bench.

A protected natural area with trails across alpine meadows and rocky ridges. Entry to the park itself is free, though some huts and lifts charge.

🕐 Always open (trails cleared June to October)

💡 Take the easy circular walk from Col Pradüra for the best panoramic shots without a long hike. Start early to avoid afternoon thunderstorms.

L'Fana

Da La Vedla

A small, emerald-green alpine lake at the foot of the Sas dla Crusc ridge. Surrounded by pine forest, it's a quiet spot for a swim or picnic in summer.

💡 Arrive by 9am to avoid crowds on weekends. The dirt road is bumpy, so park at the lower car park (free) and walk 10 minutes.

Garni Miriam

Ütia Florian