Fèŝta de ra Bàndes 2026: Cortina Comes Alive with Music and Tradition
For one week every August, Cortina d’Ampezzo stops being a ski resort and becomes a village that plays. The 48th Fèŝta de ra Bàndes brings over 25 bands and folk groups to town, ending with a grand parade along Corso Italia on Sunday 30 August.
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Everyone knows Falzarego means “false king”. The sources say otherwise: behind the Ampezzan name El Fouzàrgo lies fòuze, “sickle”. Etymology and legend, kept apart.
Read MoreWhy is it called Passo Giau? The ancient meaning behind the name
Four letters and two thousand years. The name of the Passo Giau commemorates no saint and no family: it simply says what the place is. From Latin iŭgum to the Ladin forms giou and giau, the story of a pass that was a crossing, a pasture and a contested border.
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Value of mountain homes: an overview of prices in the Dolomites, the factors driving growth, and advice for real estate investments.
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Stories of snow, silence and community in the Belluno Dolomites, on the road to the 2026 Winter Olympics There is...
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I WAS ALSO THE FIRST ITALIAN TO WIN IN KITZ, IN ’98, BUT NOTHING COULD DRAW THE EXCITEMENT OF WINNING...
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