Wander to a different rhythm

Vacation in the Dolomites

Odles Slow Dolomites -
Feel nature at your own pace

Discover Val di Funes and Luson for your holiday in the Dolomites - two authentic valleys in the UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Gentle tourism, Slow Food Travel and unspoilt nature await you.

Val di Funes & Luson

Peace, authenticity and the grace of the mountains merge into a profound slow travel experience full of natural treasures.

Experience slowness

Gently active

Relaxed walks, mindful gliding on skis or unhurried mountain biking - here you will find your rhythm.

Experience nature

Slow Food Travel

Let yourself be taken on an authentic journey through South Tyrolean traditional cuisine. True flavour with a sense of home and appreciation.

Alpine taste experiences

Accommodation with mountain views

Farm stays, hotels, holiday apartments - every place has its own character and tells its own story. How would you like to stay?

Find a place of silence

Dolomite valley of Val di Funes - land of the Odle peaks

Where the majestic Odle peaks (Ladin: Odles) shape the horizon, slowness unfolds. From San Pietro through Santa Maddalena to the Parco Naturale Puez-Odle, you arrive in the rhythm of nature. You breathe. The Villnösser Brillenschaf sheep and the Grey Alpine cattle, recognised as Slow Food Presidia, tell a story of mindfulness and tradition.

Odle group with Sass Rigais (3,025 m)
Slow Food Travel Destination (certified since May 2022)
Slow Food Presidi: Villnösser Brillenschaf sheep & Grey Alpine cattle
Puez-Odle Nature Park Visitor Centre & Tiso Mineral Museum
Home valley of Reinhold Messner

Discover Val di Funes

Dolomite valley of Luson - South Tyrol’s longest alpine pasture

At an altitude of 971 m, surrounded by gentle hills and the striking Sass de Putia, the idyllic village of Luson in the Valle Isarco welcomes you home. Here you wander through the wide expanses of the 23 km² Alpe di Luson, the longest high alpine pasture in South Tyrol. You feel the calm essence of alpine slowness. Experience the simple luxury of nature, where the spring water of the natural swimming pond refreshes and life finds its original rhythm.

Alpe di Luson – South Tyrol’s longest alpine pasture
Sass de Putia (2,875 m) - panoramic mountain
Lago di Rina with mountain reflections
Natural swimming pond in summer
OOver 20 km of cross-country ski trails in winter

Discover Luson

Your accommodation in the Odle Dolomites

Discover holiday retreats with character. Whether you choose to make your memories at family hotels, farm holidays in harmony with nature or cosy holiday apartments - you will find your place of tranquillity in Val di Funes or Luson. Simply beautiful & naturally slow.

All accommodations

A time-out from time pressure

In the Odles - Slow Dolomites you encounter alpine beauty at your own pace. Discover the silence of the mountains on a mindful walk, enjoy authentic Slow Food cuisine or experience the magic of the winter expanses. Quality before consumption, experience before haste.

Winter expanses

Glide mindfully on skis or toboggan runs through the snow-covered UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Free from haste, at your own pace.

The white season

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Parco Naturale Puez-Odle - a jewel shaped over millions of years

Immerse yourself in the heart of the Dolomites, where 10,200 hectares of unspoilt nature connect Val di Funes and Luson. The Parco Naturale Puez-Odle tells the 270-million-year history of the Earth that shaped our mountains. Experience the geological diversity and wildlife interactively at the nature park visitor centre, or follow the story of the World Heritage at the UNESCO Info Point Zannes.

10,200 hectares of protected area
Nature Park Visitor Centre Santa Maddalena (Val di Funes)
UNESCO Info Point Zannes
Countless hiking trails & via ferratas

Discover the nature park

UNESCO World Natural Heritage Dolomites

Imposing rock faces, bathed briefly in warm light at dawn and dusk. A spectacle of orange, pink and red, eyes riveted on one of the world’s most beautiful mountain landscapes. The phenomenon of Enrosadira - the “alpine glow” - has fascinated people for centuries. It is caused by the pale Dolomite rock, which also gave them the name “Pale Mountains.” But there is much more to it. Do you know the ancient legend of the “pale mountains”?

UNESCO World Heritage since 2009
270 million years of Earth history
Enrosadira - Alpine glow
Fossils & geological diversity

Decipher the World Heritage

Discover more

Here, where the essence of alpine beauty comes alive. Where idyllic paths and authentic mindfulness make the true value of slowness tangible. Create your Dolomites moments.