Alps or Dolomites?

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- - - Active Experiences
    - Every season brings with it proposals for an active holiday: from the most classic to the most adrenaline-pumping. The fun is in experimenting.
  - - Taste of the Dolomites
    - So many delicacies from the Dolomites! Honey, berries and malga butter create irresistible desserts, and local products make the kitchen a discovery
  - - Active Vacation
    - Proposals linked to experiences that will remain unforgettable: from discovering dawn in a refuge to milking cows… make the most of it!
  - - History and culture
    - Abbeys, castles, historic villages, museums of works of art and material culture: how much history is preserved and enclosed in the Dolomite valleys!
  - - Fauna and Natural Parks
    - The world of Nature Parks leads to the discovery of how magnificent and sensitive Mother Nature is: it must be known in order to be protected!
  - - Wellness
    - We go on holiday to feel good and feel better when we return: the mountains offer a myriad of possibilities linked to each person’s taste. Discover them!
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Alps or Dolomites? Here are the differences:

The Alps are the largest mountain range in Europe, stretching about 1,200 km through eight countries, from France to Austria.

The Alps include several sub-chains, such as the Western Alps, the Central Alps and the Eastern Alps.

The Dolomites, on the other hand, are a sub-chain of the Eastern Alps and are mainly found in Italy.

The peculiar composition of the dolomite rock in the Dolomites makes it possible to observe a unique and wonderful phenomenon called Enrosadira.

This phenomenon occurs during summer sunsets, when sunlight strikes the dolomite, which is rich in carbonates, causing the rock to take on hues ranging from red, pink, yellow and orange.

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