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Arabba is a tiny village in the Ladin-speaking part of the Dolomites. Just over the border from its partners in the Sella Ronda, Arabba is actually part of the Veneto region of Italy (the other ski villages are part of the province of the South Tyrol).

Arabba has had a small following of die-hard enthusiasts for many years, but too many skiers pass through the village rushing around the Sella Ronda circuit or on their way to the Marmolada and fail to appreciate the charms of this small settlement at 1600m.

The village itself is a charming one, with much use of wood as in the Tyrol (the Dolomites were actually under Austrian control until the end of the First World War) and easy access to the lifts and runs from most accommodation. Some controlled development is taking place on the road up to the Passo Pordoi.

Visitors should not expect a rocking nightlife or an après-ski hangout, but a traditional Italian mountain village with some excellent skiing. Arabba is a true Family Ski Vacation Resort.

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