San Martino in Badia

San Martino in Badia (1,127 m), Antermoia (1,515 m) and Longiarù (1,396 m): are three fascinating villages located in a wonderful mountain valley in Val Badia and surrounded by the Pallidi Mountains and the Dolomites.

San Martino in Badia - History
There is a reason why San Martino is called the cradle of ladin culture. The Ladin Institute "Micurà de Rü" and the Ladin Museum "Ciastel de Tor" (Museum Ladin) are based in this village. Here you will have the chance to get to know the Ladins, their culture and their culinary specialities.

Mountain lovers can pay the Puez/Odle Natural Park a visit, which begins at the borders of our community and which offers various walking and tour opportunities in summer and in winter. We also recommend a visit to Longiarù in order to get to know more about the life and the culture of the ladin farmers. Longiarù is one of the few villages where the rural and natural aspect of the village has been preserved.

For skiers we recommend a trip to Antermoia. You will find a small skiing centre, ideal for families, and a toboggan run from the Erbe mountain Pass to the village. 


The villages sea levels:
San Martino in Badia: 1.127 m
Longiarù: 1.396 m
Antermoia: 1.515 m

San Martino in Badia
Inhabitants: 1.661
Guest beds: 1.168
Zip code: 39030

Information:
Tourist Office S. Martino in Badia
I-39030 S. Martino in Badia
Phone 0474 523 175
Fax 0474 523 474