Arabba (Rèba in Ladin) lies at 1,602 m in the Fodom Valley, at the foot of the Sella massif: an authentic alpine destination, ideal in every season for skiing, trekking, MTB and climbing. In winter it is connected to the Dolomiti Superski area and offers iconic ski tours such as the Sellaronda, the Great War Tour, the Falzarego Pass and the excursion to the Marmolada. In summer, panoramic trails, via ferratas and alpine roads attract hikers and cyclists among UNESCO landscapes of great natural charm. Perfect for both active and relaxing holidays, Arabba guarantees high‑level outdoor experiences with breathtaking views and quality services.

The village preserves a strong Ladin identity, visible in its language, architecture and traditions. Until the end of the First World War, Arabba and the Fodom Valley belonged to the Austro‑Hungarian Empire: a heritage that can be discovered at the Museum of History, Customs, Traditions of the Ladin People (Pieve di Livinallongo) and at the Andraz Castle, precious testimonies of a unique alpine culture. Between typical cuisine, genuine hospitality and historical itineraries, Arabba combines true mountain spirit and memory, offering a complete journey through sport, nature and identity.