Tullio Campagnolo and Croce d’Aune: where a problem became an idea
In 1927, on a pass in the Belluno Dolomites, the cold and a jammed wheel gave Tullio Campagnolo the idea for the quick release: the story of how the Croce d'Aune pass changed cycling worldwide.
Read MoreKatharina Zeller: No to the Tricolour Sash… But Yes to the State’s Money?
The gesture of Merano's newly elected mayor Katharina Zeller, who refused the tricolour sash, reignites the debate on the special autonomy of Trentino-Alto Adige and on Article 116 of the Constitution, 75 years after it came into force.
Read MoreThe Heroes of the Marmolada
The historic feats of Ettore Castiglioni and Gian Battista Vinatzer, more than 80 years on.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreBelluno, a crossroads of music and the Dolomites
Chantal Ramona Veit’s flute wins the “International Music Competition City of Belluno 2026” and conquers Belluno: an academic and Young...
Read MoreEmilio Comici, the Poet of the Dolomites
Eighty-five years after his death, a memory that still climbs There are men who remain bound to the mountains like...
Read MoreMaurilio De Zolt: the Cricket of the Dolomites Who Beat Norway at 43
Maurilio De Zolt is the Italian cross-country skier nicknamed “the Cricket”. Born on 25 September 1950 in San Pietro di...
Read MoreWorking from Belluno. In Praise of Hyperlocal Solitude.
Living in Belluno, in the Dolomites, and working remotely for the rest of Italy: journalist Cristina Da Rold’s 2017 essay on choosing the provinces, solitude and the hyperlocal.
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