Longiarù

Longiarù is a traditional mountain village and a gem in the heart of nature.

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Longiarù is part of San Martino in Badia.
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The church of Longiarù is dedicated to Saint Lucy and the nowaday building dates back to the 19th century.
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View on Longiarù in northern direction.
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In the surroundings of Longiarù there are situated also some hamlets, the so called Viles. The most famous ones are Misci and Seres.
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Sasso Putia in the background of Seres.
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The Valle dei Mulini (Val di Morins) at Longiarù are well worth a visit. Here, in summer, there are held guided visits and other events.
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The path no. 4 leads to the Genova hut over the Val di Funes Valley, passing by Passo Poma.
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The Munt d’Adagn pastures along the path from the Medalges pasture to Longiarù, surrounded by the Odle mountain peaks Piz Somplunt, Gran Capuziner and Antersasc. In the background the Sasso di Santa Croce.
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Sheep in the Antersasc Valley, a hiking destination in the Longiarù Dolomites, which are part of the Puez-Odle Nature Park.
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The Longiarù mountains reach from the Sass de Putia in the west to the Puez-Odle Mountain Group in the south.
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This is the panorama you see when walking on the path to Croda dei Toni in the Antersasc Valley in the Puez-Gardenaccia mountains.
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If you seek relaxation and tranquility, far away from hustle and bustle of mass tourism, Longiarù is a place that really suits you. Nature-oriented and traditional, this is how the former „Campeil“ welcomes its visitors.

The most striking sights of Longiarù are the so-called Viles, one of the most ancient and characteristic forms of settlement in this area. We highly recommend you to visit these farms in a walk to the Valle dei Molini, which really seems to be an open air museum.

The Puez-Odle nature park and the Sasso Putia are two natural highlights in Longiarù. What experienced climbers absolutely don’t have to miss is a tour on the Sasso Putia, to watch the sun rising on the top of the mountain. By the way, the Sasso Putia is one of the most famous peaks of the Dolomites. Take your chance.

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