Mountains

Via Feltre Trees: Belluno’s Forest Paradox

While Belluno debates the fate of 79 linden trees along Via Feltre, forests already cover 59% of the province. The data reveal a surprising environmental paradox: as woodland continues to expand, alpine meadows, pastures and traditional rural landscapes are disappearing.
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Dolomites Without Overtourism: 10 Spectacular Places in Belluno

Discover 10 spectacular places in the Belluno Dolomites away from the crowds, from quiet valleys and mountain villages to lakes and authentic alpine landscapes. A different way to experience the Dolomites beyond overtourism, with slower and more sustainable travel.
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The fort emptied twice

Three hundred residents restored a WWI fort and handed the keys to the world's most famous mountaineer. Now the season won't start — and the bill is overdue.
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When the Mountain Meets the Sea

Four days of Belluno Alpini on the Ligurian Riviera — from the Trebbia Valley to the carruggi of Chiavari, between...
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The San Boldo Pass and the “Road of 100 Days”

A mountain pass in the Belluno Pre-Alps where the history of the First World War meets one of the most...
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Too Many Visitors: Overtourism in the Dolomites

Between selfies on the peaks and residents fleeing their homes, the Belluno Dolomites are searching for a balance that mass...
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When Winter Was Winter for Real

Stories of snow, silence and community in the Belluno Dolomites, on the road to the 2026 Winter Olympics There is...
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How the Belluno Dolomites Were Formed: Geology, History and Heritage

How were the Dolomites formed? They began, more than 250 million years ago, as a tropical coral reef in the...
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The Shop Windows of Belluno, Windows onto Art

“Città Sospese” and “Gli Angoli di Belluno”: when ideas walk through time These days, the shop windows of Belluno are...
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