Madonna di Campiglio

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• The artificial lake in Madonna di Campiglio.
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• The 17th century Santa Maria Antica church houses a Gothic triptych from the 15th century.
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• Inside the church.
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• The Conca Verde park is situated in the centre of the village.
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• Madonna di Campiglio features a golf course on the Passo Campo Carlo Magno below the Brenta Dolomites. This sport has become popular in the 19th century when Englishmen explored this fascinating holiday resort.
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• The station of the cable car to Passo Grosté.
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• It leads directly into the heart of the Brenta Dolomites (in the picture the Pietra Grande).
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• Unique natural landscapes at more than 2,500 m a.s.l. await you here.
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• Hikers on the alpine meadows of Monte Spinale, in the background the view of the Adamello glaciers.
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• The Pradalago cable car takes you directly from Madonna di Campiglio to the eponymous hiking area in the Presanella Mountains. Early in the morning, the deck chairs near the mountain station are still empty.
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• View of Madonna di Campiglio and the Brenta Dolomites.
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• Madonna di Campiglio is a paradise for mountain bikers. The forest paths to the alpine pastures in the Presanella group or the well-known Dolomiti Brenta Bike Circuit offer tours of various difficulty levels.
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• View of the Rifugio Viviani near Pradalago.
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• The Giro dei 5 laghi (5 Lakes circuit) is one of the most popular alpine hikes in Madonna di Campiglio.
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• The Presanella is known for challenging mountain tours in a breathtaking natural landscape.
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• The impressive Brenta Dolomites.
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• While heading to the rif. Tuckett and the rif. Sella, you pass the famous Cascate di Vallesinella waterfalls.
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• The rifugio Tuckett is a renowned hiking destination and starting point of the vie ferrate in the Brenta group.
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• South of Madonna di Campiglio lies the small village of Sant’Antonio di Mavignola.
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• From here you can undertake numerous hikes or mountain bike tours to Lago Val d’Agola (or Valagola). In the unspoilt nature of Madonna di Campiglio you can spend relaxing moments.
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• The Santa Maria Antica church is one of the oldest monuments of the village.
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• Thanks to its altitude of 1,600 m a.s.l., Madonna di Campiglio is covered in snow in winter.
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• The Pradalago cable car brings the skiers to the starting point of the black slope “Amazzonia”.
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• The famous “3 Tre” slope hosts some of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup races and descends from Pancugolo to the village of Madonna di Campiglio.
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• The slope near rifugio Patascoss with the Brenta Dolomites in the background.
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• Monte Spinale with its ski slopes is directly connected to Madonna di Campiglio by ski lift and to the Passo di Campo Carlo Magno.
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• The passo Campo Carlo Magno is directly connected to the ski slopes of the Folgarida and Marilleva ski areas. The more than 150 km of ski slopes between Pinzolo and the Val di Sole are easily reachable from Madonna di Campiglio .
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