San Martino in Badia

San Martino in Badia is one of the five Ladin municipalities of the Val Badia, its most striking sight is Ciastel de Tor.

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The Piculin cable car connects San Martino to Plan de Corones.
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Snow-covered landscape with mountain farms at Passo delle Erbe, above San Martino.
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Winter view above San Martino in direction Fanes Group.
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Winter landscape at San Martino.
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Ciastel de Tor in winter.
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View on San Martino in northeastern direction.
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Winterly view on Sasso Putia, a Dolomites mountain peak between San Martino, the Val di Funes Valley, Luson and Eores.
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View on the village of San Martino in Badia at the Longiarù Valley entrance.
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Ciastel de Tor is situated on a hill above the valley entrance and hosts the Museum Ladin.
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Longiarù is situated in the homonymous valley.
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Here there is also the Valle dei Mulini, where several antique mills can be admired.
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Meadows at the Medalgs pasture. In the background the Fanes Mountain Group and on the right a part of the Puez-Odle Mountain Group.
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Antermoia is situated along the road from San Martino to Passo delle Erbe.
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Farms next to Antermoia, in the background the Sasso de Putia.
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Road to Alfarei, one of the Viles in the San Martino area.
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From Monte Muro, above Passo delle Erbe, the view on the surrounding mountains is overwhelming.
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At 1 km from San Martino there is situated Piculin.
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Here there is situated the cable car valley station, which in winter guarantees the connection with the skiing resort Plan de Corones.
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video : A night at the Passo delle Erbe
video : Museum Ladin Ciastel de Tor

San Martino in Badia is located in Val Badia and comprises the Ladin villages of Picolein, Longiarù and Antermois. Inhabited by some 1,700 people, it stretches from 1,115 m to 1,515 m asl. The Sasso Putia is considered the local mountain, if you are experienced in mountaineering, we highly recommend you to scale this prominent Dolomite peak. The highest located village of San Martino is Antermoia.

Nature and culture go hand in hand in San Martino. The Puez-Odle nature park and the pale Dolomite mountains provide a vast number of possibilities to experience nature in the World Heritage site. To those who are interested in culture we recommend a visit of the Ladin Museum Ciastel de Tor, as well as of the Ladin Culture institute Micura de Rú, named after a Ladin linguist. What you also don’t have to miss is a walk to the so-called Viles, one of the earliest and most characteristic settlements of this area.

And in winter? The slopes of the Plan the Corones are only 1 km away. A real must-do is a day on the slopes of the world-famous Sellaronda, which can be reached by a shuttle service. Also cross-country skiers can look forward to their stay, as there are tracks at the foot of the Sasso Putia. Refining your skills in the middle of the Dolomites, what do you wish for more?

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