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When the Mountain Meets the Sea

May 16, 2026 Al Mazaròl Culture, Dolomite Reflections, Mountains, Places to Live

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”

April 27, 2026 Al Mazaròl Dolomite Reflections, Mountains, Places to Live

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

March 17, 2026 Al Mazaròl Dolomite Reflections, Mountains, Places to Live

Between selfies on the peaks and residents fleeing their homes, the Belluno Dolomites are searching for a balance that mass[…]

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Belluno, Between “Suspended” Olympics and a City at a Standstill

January 21, 2026 Al Mazaròl Dolomite Reflections, Mountains, Places to Live

When a global event leaves an entire city hanging in limbo Talking about culture in Belluno is not easy. It[…]

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When Winter Was Winter for Real

January 10, 2026 Al Mazaròl Amarcord, Dolomite Reflections, Mountains, Places to Live

Stories of snow, silence and community in the Belluno Dolomites, on the road to the 2026 Winter Olympics There is[…]

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History of the Belluno Dolomites – A Living Heritage

January 10, 2026 Al Mazaròl Dolomite Reflections, Mountains, Places to Live

Over 250 million years ago, what are now known as the Belluno Dolomites were a vast tropical sea, inhabited by[…]

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The Shop Windows of Belluno, Windows onto Art

December 27, 2025 Al Mazaròl Dolomite Reflections, Mountains, Places to Live

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

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Lamon, the Silent Call of the Mountains

December 19, 2025 Al Mazaròl Dolomite Reflections, Mountains, Places to Live

At the foot of Monte Coppolo lies a village in the Dolomiti Bellunesi where more and more people are choosing[…]

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