Discover Corvara in Badia

Corvara in Badia, located in the South Tyrol Dolomites, boasts a rich history dating back to the medieval period. Initially a small mountain village, it has grown into a popular holiday destination known for its breathtaking landscapes and traditional Ladin culture.

Selected accommodations in Corvara

Garni Adria - Corvara in South Tyrol

The B&B and Apartments Adria in Corvara, Alta Badia, has all the potential to offer you a charming holiday in the Dolomites!

from 90 € per day
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Movi Family Apart-Hotel - Corvara in South Tyrol

Life is full of adventures – and here in our new Movi Family Apart-Hotel in Corvara – Alta Badia, they come together to create unforgettable memories.

from 382 € per day
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Residence Belavista - Corvara in South Tyrol

You will spend unforgettable days in one of our 6 cosy apartments away from the main road, right on the "Col Alto" ski run and close to the center of Corvara.

from 100 € per day
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Mountain Hotel Mezdì - Corvara in South Tyrol

Our hotel in Colfosco – Alta Badia is your holiday home in the mountains. Your long-awaited dream comes true here: dive in, enjoy your holiday, and recharge your batteries.

from 110 € per day
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Nestled in the Badia Valley in South Tyrol, Corvara is surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Dolomites, making it a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Its unique position offers stunning views and numerous outdoor activities year-round.

Top attractions in Corvara

Must-see sights

Visitors to Corvara shouldn't miss the iconic Piz Boè (3,152 m), the highest peak of the Sella massif in the Dolomites offering unique panoramic views. Another highlight is Santa Caterina parish church, a beautiful example of alpine architecture in late gothic style.

Hidden gems

For those looking to explore off the beaten path, the Col Alt plateau provides serene landscapes and less crowded hiking trails, perfect for a peaceful retreat.

What to do in Corvara?

Summer activities

In the summer, Corvara transforms into a paradise for hikers and bikers. The Alta Via 1 trail, a high-altitude mountain tour, offers challenging yet rewarding hikes, while mountain biking trails cater to all skill levels.

Winter sports

Winter brings a wealth of opportunities for skiing and snowboarding in the Alta Badia ski area, known for its well-maintained slopes and modern lift facilities. From Colfosco, a district of Corvara, you can reach Passo Gardena and Val Gardena. Also, Corvara is the starting point for the legendary Sellaronda ski circuit.

Family-friendly activities

Families will enjoy activities such as the Adventure Park Colfosco, featuring ropes courses and zip lines suitable for children and adults alike.

Local culture and events

Festivals and events

Corvara hosts various cultural events throughout the year, including the Ladin Carnival and the Maratona dles Dolomites, a renowned cycling race.

Traditional cuisine

Corvara's culinary scene is deeply rooted in Ladin culture, with dishes like canederli (bread dumplings) and turtres (fried pastries) being local favourites.

Art and museums

The Museum Ladin Ćiastel de Tor provides insights into the history and culture of the Ladin people, making it a worthwhile visit. Museum Ladin Ursus Ladinicus in nearby San Cassiano, on the other hand, tells the story of the sleeping bear from the Conturines cave and the geology of the Dolomites.

Impressions

Dark mountain panorama in the sunset
One red and one yellow cable car cabin in a winter-white mountain landscape
3 skiers on a flat ski slope in front of a mountain massif
Rugged rocky landscape in aerial perspective
Wooden lettering "Corvara" in the middle of a mountain landscape, colourful flags on the right
Autumnal mountain landscape with yellow larches and a little snow
Giant grey rock in pink evening light
Red and yellow cable car cabins in the middle of a white mountain landscape
Partly snow-covered mountain and forest landscape

Practical information for visitors

Getting to Corvara

Corvara is accessible by car and public transport, with the nearest airports being in Bolzano and Innsbruck. Regular bus services connect the village to major cities.

Travel tips

When visiting Corvara, it's advisable to bring appropriate clothing for varying weather conditions and to book accommodation and activities in advance, especially during peak seasons.

Local insights

Engaging with the local community can provide a richer experience. Many locals speak Ladin, a Romance language, alongside Italian and German.

Accommodation in Corvara

  • Luxury hotels: For those seeking luxury, the accommodations offer fine dining, and wonderful spas, ensuring a pampered stay.
  • Budget-friendly options: Travellers on a budget can find comfortable lodgings, which provide cosy rooms and excellent service at a reasonable price.
  • Unique stays: Experience something different by staying in a traditional alpine hut, offering a rustic charm and stunning mountain views.