Throughout the 2026 summer season, Lagazuoi awaits you with its incredible range of historical and cultural attractions at an altitude of over 2,700 metres. You can explore the Great War Open-Air Museum, visit the exhibitions at the Lagazuoi Expo Dolomiti, and set off on captivating routes to discover the area.
High-altitude hospitality awaits you, allowing you to fully experience the beauty of summer: you can stop and admire the breathtaking views from the panoramic terraces of the Lagazuoi Terrace Bar and the Lagazuoi Mountain Hut (2,752 metres above sea level!).
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Our new app tells in an original way the situation on the front line, where the Austro-Hungarian and Italian armies faced each other more than a century ago. While you walk along the paths and through the tunnels, you will discover step by step many multimedia contents that enrich your experience.
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The wonders of nature, art, culture and history come together on the peak of Mount Lagazuoi, at an altitude of 2,778 metres. What better spot than this to create one of the highest exhibition galleries in the world, an innovative space with a vantage point from which to observe the mountain realm and an exhibition centre of international importance.
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The Lagazuoi cable car will take you up to an altitude of 2732 meters, just below the summit. There you can choose between challenging climbing routes - including crags, via ferratas and crags - and easy panoramic paths, such as the one leading up to the summit cross and the pathways linking the emplacements, trenches and tunnels of the largest Open Air Museum of World War I.
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Delicious food and accommodation only 50 meters away from the upper station of the cable car and at a short distance from the summit of the Piccolo Lagazuoi, easily accessible on foot or by the Lagazuoi cable car.
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The dirt path leading up to the summit cross of Mt. Lagazuoi is accessible for all, also for people with reduced mobility, wheelchair users included!
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