Cadore

Things to do in Cadore sustainable?

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Article by Baldassarri Giuseppe Alberto Content marketing specialist for Trips to Cadore, from ITALIA.

To explore Cadore and its surroundings sustainably while respecting responsible tourism, it is recommended to plan an itinerary of at least three to four days. This will allow you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the region, taste the local food and wine specialties, and explore the local attractions at a relaxed pace.

Here's a suggested itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Cadore

- Arrival in Cadore: The nearest major airport to Cadore is Venice Marco Polo Airport. From there, you can rent a car or take a combination of trains and buses to reach Cadore.

- Settle in and explore: Spend the afternoon settling into your accommodation and take a leisurely walk around the town to get acquainted with the surroundings.

- Dinner: Enjoy a traditional meal at a local trattoria or restaurant in Cadore, where you can try local specialties like casunziei (stuffed pasta) or polenta with mushrooms.

Day 2: Nature and Outdoor Activities

- Dolomites exploration: Start your day by exploring the breathtaking Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You can go hiking or biking in the mountains, or simply enjoy the scenic beauty of the region.

- Lunch: Pack a picnic lunch with local products and enjoy it amidst the stunning natural landscapes.

- Lake Misurina: In the afternoon, visit Lake Misurina, a picturesque alpine lake. Take a walk around the lake, rent a paddleboat, or simply relax and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.

- Dinner: Return to Cadore and savor a delicious dinner featuring regional dishes like speck (smoked ham) and canederli (dumplings).

Day 3: Cultural and Gastronomic Exploration

- Visit Belluno: Take a day trip to the nearby town of Belluno, known for its charming historic center. Explore the narrow streets, visit the Cathedral, and enjoy panoramic views from the Piazza dei Martiri.

- Lunch in Belluno: Experience the local cuisine in Belluno, trying dishes like risotto with wild mushrooms or local cheeses.

- Wine tasting: In the afternoon, visit a local winery in the region and enjoy a wine-tasting session. Cadore is known for its production of excellent wines, including Prosecco and Pinot Grigio.

- Dinner: Return to Cadore and have a relaxing dinner at a local agriturismo, where you can savor farm-to-table dishes made with fresh local ingredients.

Day 4: Art and History

- Museum visit: Spend the morning visiting the Vittorino Cazzetta Museum in Pieve di Cadore, which houses a collection of works by local artist Titian. Explore the museum's exhibits and learn about the artistic heritage of the region.

- Lunch: Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a local restaurant, trying dishes inspired by traditional recipes and using locally sourced ingredients.

- Cultural walk: In the afternoon, take a leisurely walk through the town of Pieve di Cadore, exploring its historic center and admiring the traditional architecture.

- Farewell dinner: Indulge in a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, sampling more of the region's culinary delights and savoring the flavors of Cadore.

Day 5: Departure

- Departure: Depending on your departure time, you may have some free time in the morning to do some last-minute souvenir shopping or visit any attractions you may have missed.

- Departure from Cadore: Leave Cadore with wonderful memories and take your onward journey.

During your stay in Cadore, consider choosing eco-friendly and sustainable accommodations, such as agriturismi or eco-lodges, that promote responsible tourism practices. Additionally, opt for restaurants and eateries that focus on locally sourced ingredients and traditional cuisine.

Remember to be respectful of the natural environment, follow any guidelines or regulations for outdoor activities, and leave no trace when exploring the Dolomites.

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Cadore: Where is it and why visit? Cadore is a historic region located in the northeastern part of the Veneto region in northern Italy, nestled within the Dolomite Mountains. It is primarily situated in the province of Belluno, with portions extending into the provinces of Trento and Udine. Cadore Accommodations