Italy · The Dolomites
Cortina
The most beautiful mountains in the world. We said it.
46.5°N · 12.1°E · 1,224 M · Olympic host, 1956 & 2026
The most beautiful mountains in the world. We said it.
Pink-and-gold spires of rock erupt straight out of the snow, and at their feet sits Cortina — the Pearl of the Dolomites, twice an Olympic host, and the most stylish place to be in the Italian mountains. Long lunches on sun terraces, sweeping easy runs, and scenery that stops conversations mid-sentence.
Cortina’s gentle, sun-soaked circuits let you travel hut to hut all day beneath the Dolomites — one long Italian lunch at a time. The skiing is the easy part; deciding where to eat is the real challenge.
Espresso in the sun, a two-hour lunch with the spires glowing overhead, and a town that turned mountain leisure into an art form.
UNESCO-protected and impossibly dramatic, the spires glow pink and gold at the edges of the day. The view that does half the work for you.
In summer the same cliffs become an iron path along the ridgelines — exposure, cable, and a hut lunch with all of the Dolomites at your feet.
In the Dolomites, the skiing is gentle and the lunches are long — Cortina is dolce vita with a mountain backdrop. Come for a wellness reset, a wine weekend, or a celebration; we hold the keys to the sun-terrace tables, the elegant rooms, and the scenery that does half the work. Bring your group. Once it’s set, you travel free.
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