From Venice to the Peaks

Explore the Dolomites

Your complete guide to driving from Venice to 13 stunning destinations in the Italian Dolomites. Optimized routes, travel times, and altitude data.

Starting from:

13

Destinations

3,343m

Highest Point

2h 25m

Shortest Trip

3

Routes

Must-See Destinations

Swipe to explore the most iconic locations. Click any card to see a day trip plan.

Tre Cime di Lavaredo
Combo Trip
UNESCO World HeritageIconic PeaksHiking Paradise

Tre Cime di Lavaredo

The iconic three peaks, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the most recognizable symbol of the Dolomites.

2,320m2h 58m from Venice
Lago di Braies
Combo Trip
Crystal Clear LakeBoat RentalsPhotography Spot

Lago di Braies

The pearl of the Dolomites, famous for its emerald waters, wooden boathouses, and stunning reflections.

1,496m3h 26m from Venice
Seceda
Combo Trip
Panoramic ViewsCable Car AccessSunrise Spot

Seceda

One of the most spectacular viewpoints in Val Gardena, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Odle peaks.

2,519m3h 00m from Venice
Alpe di Siusi
Day Trip
Largest Alpine MeadowFamily FriendlyWinter Skiing

Alpe di Siusi

Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow, a paradise of rolling green pastures and traditional mountain huts.

1,850m3h 38m from Venice
Cortina d'Ampezzo
Combo Trip
Olympic HistoryLuxury ShoppingWorld-Class Skiing

Cortina d'Ampezzo

The Queen of the Dolomites, an elegant alpine resort town that hosted the 1956 Winter Olympics.

1,224m2h 25m from Venice
Passo Pordoi
Combo Trip
Highest PassCable CarCycling Legend

Passo Pordoi

The highest paved pass in the Dolomites, featuring dramatic hairpin turns and access to the Sass Pordoi cable car.

2,239m2h 45m from Venice
Lago di Carezza
Combo Trip
Rainbow ColorsEasy AccessLegendary Beauty

Lago di Carezza

Known as the Rainbow Lake for its stunning emerald and turquoise colors, reflecting the Latemar peaks.

1,520m3h 26m from Venice

Interactive Route Map

Explore all routes from Venice to the Dolomites. Click on any route or marker for details.

Via Belluno (A27)

Eastern Route

Via Ora (A22)

Val di Fassa

Via Bolzano (A22)

Val Gardena

Route Recommendations

Choose the best route based on your destination. We prioritize easier motorway routes when the time difference is minimal.

Via Belluno (A27)

Eastern Route - Direct Mountain Access

The most direct route to the eastern and central Dolomites. Take the A27 motorway north from Venice through Belluno, then continue on scenic mountain roads.

CortinaTre CimeLago di BraiesArabbaCorvaraMarmolada

Via Trento (A22)

Western Route - Easier Motorway Drive

Venice → Bassano del Grappa → Borgo Valsugana → Trento → A22 Motorway. A smoother drive through the Valsugana valley, then north on the Brenner motorway.

Exit Ora → Val di Fassa

Canazei, Campitello, Lago di Carezza, Moena

Exit Bolzano → Val Gardena

Val Gardena, Alpe di Siusi, Seceda, Ortisei

All Destinations

From Venice

Travel times and distances from Venice. Change your starting point in the hero section above.

Destination
Altitude
Travel Time
Marmolada Glacier
3,343m2h 51m
Tre Cime di Lavaredo
2,320m2h 58m
Passo Pordoi
2,239m2h 45m
Passo Sella
2,218m3h 02m
Alpe di Siusi
1,850m3h 38m
Arabba
1,602m2h 35m