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Le Dolomiti che ospitano le Olimpiadi

Available postcards

Hugs and Kisses from Cortina — The Tofane seen from Cortina, Cinque Torri, Passo Giau and Corso Italia

Hugs and Kisses from Cortina

The Tofane seen from Cortina, Cinque Torri, Passo Giau and Corso Italia

With Love from Cortina — Church of Saints Philip and James, Trampolino Olimpico Italia, Cortina under the snow and The Tofane seen from Cortina

With Love from Cortina

Church of Saints Philip and James, Trampolino Olimpico Italia, Cortina under the snow and The Tofane seen from Cortina

The Tofane seen from Cortina — The Dolomite massif towering over the Ampezzo basin

The Tofane seen from Cortina

The Dolomite massif towering over the Ampezzo basin

Cinque Torri — Five rock spires that served as trenches during the Great War

Cinque Torri

Five rock spires that served as trenches during the Great War

Passo Giau — Twenty-nine hairpin turns among pastures and Dolomite spires

Passo Giau

Twenty-nine hairpin turns among pastures and Dolomite spires

Corso Italia — The stroll among elegant shops with mountains in the background

Corso Italia

The stroll among elegant shops with mountains in the background

Church of Saints Philip and James — The baroque bell tower that marks the town's skyline

Church of Saints Philip and James

The baroque bell tower that marks the town's skyline

Trampolino Olimpico Italia — The ski jump that launched Cortina onto the world Olympic stage in 1956

Trampolino Olimpico Italia

The ski jump that launched Cortina onto the world Olympic stage in 1956

Cortina under the snow — The town buried in fresh snow, with the Tofane in the background

Cortina under the snow

The town buried in fresh snow, with the Tofane in the background

You can write and send one of these postcards only once you're actually in Cortina d'Ampezzo, just like a real postcard.