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Serene mountain town at dusk, illuminated homes, meandering road, surrounded by dark mountains and forests, evoking tranquility.

Madonna di Campiglio

The pearl of the Dolomites, an alpine village in a natural setting of rare beauty.

An internationally renowned tourist destination, Madonna di Campiglio is an Alpine village nestled in a natural basin surrounded by forests and mountains. Thanks to a ring road with tunnels and ample parking at the main access points, its center is traffic-free, allowing visitors to freely explore the shops, restaurants, and boutiques in the pedestrian area.

Madonna di Campiglio was founded in the 12th century, when a small hospice and a small church were built.

The name "Madonna" appears to originate from an ancient 1222 document written by a monk, who referred to the hospital where he worked, that of the "most glorious Mother of God Maria di Ambino."

The second part of the name "di Campiglio" is thought to mean "small field/plain." A chapel dedicated to Santa Maria di Campiglio was later built, which later became "Madonna di Campiglio."

An entrepreneur, Giambattista Righi from Strembo, built the first hotel in 1868, and also undertook, at his own expense, the construction of a road connecting Val Rendena to Campiglio, making it accessible by carriage.

A transit area for travelers, livestock traders, and wood traders, it was precisely towards the end of the 19th century that it became a summer resort for Central European nobility, including the Emperors of Austria, Princess Sissi, and Franz Joseph. They spent their time here strolling, hunting, concerts, and lavish balls, traces of which still remain today in the annual "Habsburg Carnival" celebrations in the Hofer Hall, magnificently frescoed with scenes from local history.

In 1910, a group of English skiers discovered its winter beauty, and it quickly became one of the most renowned tourist destinations in the Alps. The first ski lifts began to be built in the late 1940s. The cableway company was founded in 1947, and with it came the international World Cup races, such as the 3-Tre, still one of the most important events in the world of alpine skiing.

Surrounded by the splendid Brenta Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the magnificent glaciers and granite peaks of the Adamello-Presanella group, it is so incomparable that it is considered the "Pearl of the Dolomites."

Today, it offers one of the largest ski areas in the Alps, with over 150 km of slopes and more than 50 ski lifts, a golf course, endless walks, trekking, and exciting via ferratas. Madonna di Campiglio is also a stage of the Giro d'Italia and is part of Italy's largest mountain bike area, Bikeland.

Our hotel on the ski slopes will allow you to fully experience Madonna di Campiglio and the Dolomites, allowing you to enjoy all kinds of sports and activities starting from the ski lifts right next to the hotel.

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Amadeus : YX BZOCHS | Sabre : YX 308373 | Galileo/Apollo : YX C4484 | Worldspan : YX A2029 | DHISCO: YX 98076

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