Val di Fiemme

Val di Fiemme is one of the main valleys of the Dolomites, stretching along the Avisio river and in between the Lagorai and Latemar mountains.

From the very first moment you will feel how much the locals love their valley. This and their longing for freedom and independence led to the foundation of the self-governing “Magnifica Comunità della Val di Fiemme” in the 12th century. Literally translated as the “magnificent community of Val di Fiemme”, it exists even today and is for instance responsible for administrating the Panaveggio wood, one of the most important and beautiful woods of Italy and Europe.

It was only after World War 1 that the first infrastructures were built. Nowadays the valley is home to some amazing gardens and parks, spas and health centres as well as the ski area of Cermis. All this renders the Fiemme Valley a renowned summer and winter resort.

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Capriana

The smallest locality of Val di Fiemme attracts visitors thanks to its larch forests and meadows close to the Monte Corno Nature Park. more
Carano

Found on a lovely terrace, Carano is a typically mountainous village, from where you might watch the entire valley. Ski areas and numerous hiking trails are within easy reach. more
Castello di Fiemme

The symbol of Castello di Fiemme is its church, visible from far due to its position above the village. more
Cavalese

With its 3,600 inhabitants, Cavalese is part of the “Maginifica Comunità della Val di Fiemme” and has always served as the valley’s main administrative centre. more
Daiano

This typical Val di Fiemme village is, together with Varena, situated at the foot of the Corno Nero. more
Molina di Fiemme

The mills driven by the waters of Avisio river, gave the village of Molina di Fiemme its name. more
Panchià

This village, which once has been characterised by agricultural activities, today is based on handicraft and tourism. more
Predazzo

Located in upper Val di Fiemme, Predazzo counts some 4,300 inhabitants and is one of the valley’s most popular holidays resorts. more
Tesero

Tesero is a municipality with 2,700 inhabitants and features a very central position. Near to Lake Tesero you will find a cross-country skiing centre, which hosted the 1991 Nordic Championships. more
Valfloriana

The Valfiorina, where the ecosystem is still intact, is not yet spoilt by mass tourism, but pursues a soft approach. more
Varena

Varena, surrounded by lush and sunny meadows, is one of the first settlements of the Trentino. more
Ziano di Fiemme

The summer and winter resort Ziano di Fiemme is the ideal starting point for numerous hikes to the Latemar and Lagorai mountains. more