[2025 Welschnofen Attraction] Travel Guide for Karersee (Updated Mar)

Famous for its sharp, knife-edge peak, Colline degli Italiani is one of the most iconic peaks in the Dolomites. Standing at the foot of the mountain and looking up, its grandeur is breathtaking. This is a paradise for mountaineering enthusiasts and a great location for photography enthusiasts. When the morning light appears or the sun sets, the Blade Mountain is dyed with golden edges, as if it is the most proud masterpiece of nature. 🚗 Travel Guide ▪️From Milan Central Station, take a train to Bolzano, the whole journey takes about 4 hours. The scenery outside the window gradually became magnificent, and in a blink of an eye, the hustle and bustle of the city was replaced by the tranquility of the mountains. After arriving in Bolzano, you can choose to take a bus to the small town of Ortisei, which takes about 1 hour. This town is an ideal starting point for exploring the Dolomites. - 🖼️Attractions not to be missed 📍 Lago di Carezza ▪️This lake is famous for its crystal clear waters, and a stroll around the lake is a real treat. Under the sunlight, the lake surface is shining with colorful light, like a rainbow, which is so dazzling that one can't help but want to record this moment with a camera. 📍 Seceda ▪️Seceda is one of the most stunning sights in the Dolomites. Half of the mountain is covered with grassland, and the other half is a steep cliff. Standing on the top of the mountain, you will feel an incomparable shock. There is also an old-fashioned cable car here. Taking the cable car up the mountain is like returning to your childhood. While enjoying nature, you can also feel the weight of history. The round trip cable car ticket is 39.5💶, absolutely worth it! 📍 Seiser Alm ▪️Take the cable car from Knife Edge Mountain to Seiser Alm, a great place to relax. The vast meadows, leisurely cattle and distant mountains complement each other, as if you are in a painting. 📍 Funes Valley ▪️Funes Valley is known as one of the representative attractions of Dolomites. Walking into it is like walking into a fairy tale world. Every scenery here is amazing, especially at sunset, when the golden sunlight shines on every blade of grass and tree in the valley, which is breathtakingly beautiful. Don’t forget to visit St. Johan, the loneliest internet-famous church in the world, and take some beautiful photos! - ⚠️ Tips ▪️ The attractions in the Dolomites are relatively scattered, and transportation mainly relies on public transportation. Therefore, if you don’t drive yourself, be sure to check the bus schedule before traveling and leave enough time. Especially during the peak season, when there are many tourists, you may need to plan your trip in advance to avoid missing out on your favorite attractions. -

Bolzano, the gateway to the Dolomites, blends Italian and Austrian influences with stunning mountain landscapes and rich history. Here’s a 2-day itinerary to explore the best of the city and its surroundings. Day 1: Exploring Bolzano’s Old Town & History Morning: • Piazza Walther – Start your day at Bolzano’s main square, surrounded by colorful buildings and the impressive Bolzano Cathedral (Duomo di Bolzano). • South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology – Visit this museum to see Ötzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy discovered in the Alps. • Via dei Portici (Laubengasse) – Stroll along this charming arcaded street lined with boutique shops, cafés, and traditional Tyrolean architecture. Afternoon: • Lunch at a local alpine-style restaurant – Try South Tyrolean dishes like speck, knödel (dumplings), or schlutzkrapfen (Tyrolean ravioli). • Castel Roncolo (Runkelstein Castle) – A medieval castle known for its impressive frescoes. It’s just a short bus ride or a scenic walk from the city center. • Loacker Café & Shop – Visit the flagship store of Loacker, the famous wafer brand founded in South Tyrol. Enjoy a sweet treat, explore different flavors, and even take some home as souvenirs. Evening: • Sunset at San Genesio (optional) – Take a cable car or drive up to San Genesio for a panoramic view of Bolzano and the Dolomites. • Dinner at a cozy wine bar or a traditional Tyrolean tavern – Pair your meal with a glass of Lagrein or Gewürztraminer, local South Tyrolean wines. Day 2: Nature & The Dolomites Morning: • Cable Car to Soprabolzano (Oberbozen) – Ride the Renon Cable Car for breathtaking views as you ascend to the Renon Plateau. • Renon Earth Pyramids – Take an easy scenic hike to see these unique rock formations, one of South Tyrol’s natural wonders. Afternoon: • Lunch in Soprabolzano – Enjoy a meal at a mountain hut with stunning Dolomite views. • Lago di Carezza (Karersee) – A short drive from Bolzano, this stunning alpine lake is famous for its emerald green and blue colors, surrounded by towering peaks. Evening: • Return to Bolzano for a relaxed evening – Stroll through the town, enjoy a gelato, or have a final dinner at a local restaurant. This 2-day itinerary gives you a mix of Bolzano’s history, nature, and delicious treats, making for a perfect short trip! #favouriteitinerary

#February travel support event Do you know where this is?? I intentionally took representative pictures of hidden gems!! I think it's a place you probably wouldn't expect!! Right, right, right!!… !!!!!! ITALY!!🇭🇺 Italy There are many people who have been to Italy, but I think there are many who don't know about it, so I'm introducing it~ The first picture is Dobbiaco! Lake Tobbiaco is in a place called Bolzano. That place is full of local tourists and cute dogs! That place is almost adjacent to Austria, so you probably won't go there when you travel, but it was such a pretty place..ㅎ The second and third pictures are of Lake Carezza?? This is also in Bolzano. The color of the water is so incredibly pretty! Before going to Venice, I went to a place called Ortisei. I drove there and was really surprised!!

#FreeHotelStay I would like to introduce some recommended places around Cortina d'Ampezzo (1,224m above sea level), Italy, which will be the venue for the next Winter Olympics. I think that traveling around the Dolomiti by rental car is by far the easiest way for travelers to do so. Lago di Carezza, known as the "Jewel of the Dolomiti," is known for its spectacular natural scenery. The lake is surrounded by beautiful conifers, and depending on the weather, even the conifers reflected on the lake's surface create a mystical atmosphere. The lake is located at an altitude of 1,520m, so the air is cool and clear. There is a promenade around the lake, and it takes about 20 minutes to go around it. There is also a bus from Bolzano Station. About 30 minutes.

#Travel itinerary #Italy travel #Dolomiti Day 1: Cinque Torri-Lagazuoi- Tre Cime-Lake Misurina-Cortina d'Ampezzo Day 2: Lake Braies-Alpedisiusi Day 3: Seceda-Lake Carezza Recommended places to visit in the eastern part of the Italian Dolomites 🏔️Lagazuoi ▪️Recommended to ride the Passo Falzarego cable car✔️ It's about 50 minutes from Cortina d'Ampezzo It looks like Mars and is so high that it touches the clouds The view of Cinque Torri from the deck of the Lagazuoi mountain hut is another be sure to visit for a special charm🫶🏻

I was amazed by the picturesque scenery and jagged peaks here, but I must say that winter here is even more beautiful, and it's also the host of the Winter Olympics. Although summer has just ended in most parts of Italy, the Dolomites unexpectedly welcomed the first snowfall of the year last week, earlier than in previous years. In the last month of 2024, spend your time in the Dolomites and explore the winter wonderland. [Three-day, two-night itinerary in the Dolomites in winter] Day 1: Depart from Milan - Bolzano - Funes Valley Stroll through the town and check in at the iconic onion-domed church. Day 2: Ortisei Town - Alpe di Siusi Take the sightseeing cable car up to Alpe di Siusi and experience thrilling alpine skiing (if you like snow activities, you can try snow mountain hiking, snow carriage, or sledding, fulfilling all your winter expectations). Day 3: Hot springs - Lake Carezza - Milan Immerse yourself in the outdoor hot springs surrounded by snow-capped mountains, enjoying complete relaxation. In the afternoon, visit Lake Carezza and admire the magnificent Latemar Peak.

Visiting Lake Karezza was an enchanting experience. The beautiful turquoise water surrounded by towering mountains creates a breathtaking view. Walking around the lake was enjoyable, as the color of the water changed with the reflection of the mountains. The atmosphere was quiet and relaxing, which made me feel at ease. I stopped by a nearby café for a snack, and the local cuisine was delicious and full of flavor. I recommend everyone to visit Lake Karezza to enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility it offers. It's an unforgettable destination! 🏞️💧

Karersee, located in the Dolomites of Italy, is a high-altitude alpine lake renowned for its emerald-like waters, resembling a green gem in the forest. Under the sunlight, the lake sparkles with a captivating green hue, drawing people closer. Surrounded by towering peaks and layers of dense forests, the tranquil reflection on the lake's surface resembles an oil painting, making it mesmerizing. From Ortisei, it takes about an hour by car and around two hours by bus with a transfer; from Bolzano, it's just a 35-minute drive. A one-hour hike around the lake allows you to fully enjoy the 'Landscape Painting of the Emerald Lake'!

A great self-Drive place in Italy, Dolomities. Italian: Lago di Carezza in Dolomites is a small alphine lake. Its very wonderful colour, lake located in an incredible place. View on the lake with the Latemar mountain range in the background. The small mountain lake contains calm waters, of bluish-green color, and the beautiful panorama of mountains in the background. The wonderful story of lake was about a mermaid lived in Lago di Carezza. The wizard fall in love to mermaid, he made a rainbow on the lake to lure the mermaid to the surface. Unexpectedly, the mermaid became frightened when she saw the wizard and immediately ran back to the lake. The wizard was angry and “threw” the rainbow into the lake, turning the lake into the turquoise color. #italy #dolomites #europe #myhiddengems

It was an unforgettable day in the Dolomites, accompanied by my dear friend @detojan. Waking up at 2.45 AM, we ventured to Carezza to witness the breathtaking sunrise that painted the sky with vibrant hues. Amongst the towering mountains, I captured this photo, one of my favorites from that magical morning. The sheer beauty of nature's awakening left us in awe and reminded us of the magnificence that surrounds us. The Dolomites have a capacity for wonder and surprise; that's why it remains so highly regarded by those who experience it. What do you think of this shot? Let's keep chasing these incredible moments together! 🧡🌄🏔️😍

Embark on a journey to discover paradise in the heart of Cinque Terre, a place where nature's beauty unfolds before your eyes. Immerse yourself in the turquoise waters, bask in the warmth of the sun, and marvel at the dramatic cliffs that surround you. With every step, a new breathtaking view reveals itself, leaving you in awe of the wonders of the world. Let the magic of Cinque Terre capture your heart and create memories that will last a lifetime. 😍🌅