Welcome to Pozza di Fassa
A magical atmosphere of a fatal place of this astonishing town, a domaining absolute calm, very amazing breath-taking views and too much other natural beauties will make unique and unforgettable your holidays in this very wonderful area put on the widest point of all the valley with the most beautiful mountains of the World.
Here you will be able to do unforgettable walks surrounded by a splendid nature very far from the same old routin, and, as if that wasn't enough, it's just the nature which always presents the daily show of the so-called Enrosadira, an extraordinary phenomenon which makes the Dolomites white during the dawn and fire red during the sunset.
Pozza di Fassa doesn't mean only winter sports: in fact, you can do unforgettable walks along the Avisio surrounded by a good fresh air in the summer. Therefore, if you are looking for calm and amusement Pozza di Fassa is just what you need. Placed on the widest point of the valley, on the confluence between the Avisio and the San Nicolo', Pozza di Fassa enjoys an extended territorial development on the valley between Cima Undici (Top Eleven) and Cima Dodici (Top Twelve). Moreover, the place is one of the most beautiful valley of the Fassa Valley by keeping its mountain environment. An extraordinary touristic industry made the place one of the most appreciated Dolomites Ski resorts both in winter and in the summer.
Here you can admire a flourishing artistic crafts: the renowned Ladin art of furniture, the wood-art, the iron-art, the building-art and of the Painters are exclusive of this splendid place which has been able to keep the traditional houses of the Fassa ornated by majestic small balconies, wooden tympanum and tabia' (a dialect word that designates the buildings used as a barn). Pozza di Fassa deserves to be visited as the other places of the Fassa Valley do for its particular beauty. The most ancient buildings of the place must surely be visited here, among which there is Casa Zulian (Zulian's House) with the fresco of the Crucifixion, Casa Polam with its fresco coat of arms, the parish church and the seventeenth-century tower of Torn. |