Official website of the Dolomites
UNESCO World Heritage

On June 26th 2009, the Dolomites were added to the World Heritage List for the beauty and uniqueness of their landscape and their geological and geomorphological importance.

Inclusion of the Dolomites in the World Heritage List is an extraordinary recognition, but one that requires great commitment and responsibility for the protection and sustainable development of this splendid alpine region.

The Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site
#vivereinrifugio: il calendario della rassegna estiva nei rifugi
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#mountainhutlife: event programme and guests
Le Guide Alpine e gli AMM del Collegio trentino a Fuciade per la formazione sul Geotrail
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Geotrails: training for Alpine Guides and Mid-Mountain Guides completed
Accessible path in the Brenta Dolomites
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Brenta OPEN: 10 years of mountain inclusivity
View on Monte Pelmo with Croda da Lago in the foreground.
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Geography course around Croda da Lago
Vallon Popera nella foto di Moreno Geremetta
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The Dolomites Geotrail is now on outdooractive
Cortina d'Ampezzo nello scatto di Alessandro Zardini
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Thesis Award goes international
Il Pelmo da Col Puina. Ph. Elia Lazzari
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Working for a responsible communication code
Plants of the Dolomites Ph. Manuel Bernard
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Plants are moving at higher altitudes: the study broadens
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Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site

The nine Systems of the Dolomites

Pelmo and Croda da Lago

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Marmolada

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2

Pale di San Martino, San Lucano, Dolomiti Bellunesi, Vette Feltrine

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3

Dolomiti Friulane and d’Oltre Piave

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4

Northern Dolomites

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5

Puez-Odle

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6

Sciliar-Catinaccio, Latemar

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7

Bletterbach

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8

Brenta Dolomites

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Map of the nine Systems of the Dolomites
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For a common good

UNESCO
Dolomites Foundation

The Foundation has the task of promoting dialogue and collaboration between the Regional and Provincial Authorities that manage and administrate the areas included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, each within the scope of its own legislation.

Promotion of
Sustainable Tourism

Development,
Sustainable Tourism 
and Mobility

Landscape Heritage
and Protected Areas

Education
and Scientific Research

Geological
Heritage
Find out more about the Foundation