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Valbiois Conca Agordina - Dolomiti

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Summer holidays in <strong>Conca</strong> <strong>Agordina</strong> and Val Biois are all about nature,<br />

culture and tradition. The Biois Valley, also known as the “valley with saints<br />

at the windows”, because of the numerous votive frescoes on the local<br />

buildings, includes the villages of Cencenighe, at the entrance to the valley;<br />

Vallada <strong>Agordina</strong>, with the ancient church of S. Simon; Canale d’Agordo, the<br />

birthplace of Pope John Paul I Albino Luciani; and of course the splendid<br />

Falcade, a well-known tourist resort. The large flat area which stretches<br />

from the centre of the village to Caviola is the most popular part of Falcade,<br />

particularly during the summer, when tourists and locals meet there to play<br />

games and take walks in the greenery. The new Palafalcade venue plays<br />

host to a range of events, including top-quality shows and concerts. In San<br />

Tommaso Agordino, 15 km from Falcade, you can also visit an interesting<br />

astronomical observatory where you can learn more about stars, planets and<br />

constellations with slide shows and guided visits. Agordo is surrounded by a<br />

range of splendid Dolomite peaks: Monte Tamer and Monte Agnèr, the Pale di<br />

S. Lucano, the Moiazza group with Monte Framont, the Monti del Sole and,<br />

further north, the Civetta and the Marmolada. Since the last century Agordo<br />

has been an international mountaineering centre as a result of its proximity<br />

to the rock faces of the Civetta, an Italian 6th grade climb, and to Monte<br />

Agner, the 1600 metre high north face of which is the highest vertical climb<br />

in the Dolomites. There are numerous places of interest to visit: the porticoes<br />

of Piazza della Libertà, the Archdeacon’s Church and Villa de’Manzoni, the<br />

most northerly of the Venetian villas. The former stables of the villa house the<br />

Eyewear Museum, with 1800 pieces from various periods on display. Visitors<br />

to the area might also like to take a look around Taibon Agordino and Voltago<br />

Agordino, with the ward of Frassené, which faces out onto the striking Monte<br />

Agner and is an ideal departure point for some splendid hiking trips; and<br />

then there is Rivamonte, La Valle <strong>Agordina</strong> and Gosaldo, with Forcella Aurine.<br />

FOR KIDS<br />

On the Falcade Plain children will find a large, well-equipped fun park just<br />

waiting for them, where they can run and jump around, meet up with their<br />

friends and let their imagination run riot on bouncy castles for the younger<br />

kids, trampolines, volleyball courts, picnic areas.<br />

RELAXING WALKS<br />

For those who enjoy a walk in the woods, within easy reach of Falcade lie<br />

the Focobon Valley and the Valfredda, from where you can continue on<br />

to the Forca Rossa Saddle, with a spectacular viewpoint at an altitude of<br />

2490 m; from here you can go on towards Malga Ciapela, at the foot of the<br />

Marmolada. Of particular historical interest is the “Via H. W. Tilman” hiking<br />

route, along the paths marked out by the partisans during World War II,<br />

while from Bastiani, a neighbourhood of Cencenighe, a path starts out which<br />

leads through the ancient “Ial”, large clearings used in the past for charcoal<br />

pits. Less-experienced walkers might like to try the attractive walk amid the<br />

wooden tabià haysheds of the pasturelands of the Valfredda near Falcade,<br />

the route that leads to the waterfalls of the Val di Gares or the walk to the<br />

welcoming Malga Stia. The Xmountain Alpine Guides, in collaboration with the<br />

Equipe Ski and Snowboard School, organise weekly activities linked to the<br />

mountain, as well as trips to tackle vie ferrate equipped routes. Participants<br />

are divided into groups based on level and age. Around Agordo there are<br />

• Die Kirche „San Giovanni Battista“ (XIV. Jhdt.)<br />

• Val di Gares, der Wasserfall Comelle<br />

• Das Biotop am See von Gares<br />

• Die „Casa delle Regole“ (1640)<br />

• Die Molkerei, 1872 als erste Genossenschaft<br />

in Italien gegründet<br />

Agordo<br />

• Das Brillenmuseum (Kollektion Luxottica)<br />

• Das Paläontologie- und Mineralienmuseum<br />

• Die Kirche „Santa Maria Nascente“ mit Werken<br />

von Paris Bordon, Palma il Giovane und Valentino<br />

Panciera Besarel<br />

• Die Villa Crotta de Manzoni<br />

Taibon Agordino<br />

• Die Kirche „Santi Cornelio e Cipriano“,<br />

Station des Kulturwegs „Bellunesische Malereien<br />

aus dem 16. Jahrhundert“<br />

• Die Kapelle im San Lucano Tal<br />

Voltago Agordino<br />

• Die Kirche „Santi Vittore e Corona”<br />

Rivamonte<br />

• Das Bergwerk Val Imperina<br />

• Das Besucherzentrum im Nationalpark<br />

der Bellunesischen Dolomiten<br />

La Valle <strong>Agordina</strong><br />

• Die Kirche „San Michele Arcangelo“<br />

• Das Gemeindemuseum La Valle<br />

Gosaldo<br />

• Die Kirche „San Bartolomeo Apostolo“-Tiser<br />

SEHENSWÜRDIGKEITEN

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