How to reach Arabba
Set right at the heart of the Dolomites, where the great gateways to the Eastern Alps meet, Arabba is easier to reach than you might imagine. Whichever season calls you here, here are all the ways to find us.
By car
From Venice, Treviso and Trieste
Agordino route: A27 to Belluno → Ponte nelle Alpi → Agordo → Caprile → Livinallongo → Arabba. Cadore route: A27 to Belluno → Cortina → Falzarego Pass → Livinallongo → Arabba.
From Milan, Brescia and Verona
Southern exit: A22 Egna-Ora exit → Val di Fiemme → Val di Fassa → Pordoi Pass → Arabba.
Northern exit: A22 Bolzano Nord exit → Val d'Ega → Ponte Gardena → Val Gardena → Sella Pass → Corvara → Campolongo Pass → Arabba.
From San Candido and Dobbiaco
Follow the SS49 trunk road for around 4 km, continue on the SS51 and, at Pierosa, take the SS48 all the way to Arabba.
The drive from the motorway exit usually takes between 1h 30m and 2h, depending on traffic and the time of year — and every kilometre rewards you with ever more breathtaking mountain scenery.
Worth checking before you set off: the state of the motorway network, conditions on the mountain passes and your route planning (links at the foot of the page).
By train
The nearest railway station is Belluno, served by the line from Padua and Venice. From there, the final leg of the journey continues by coach.
By bus
From Belluno station, the Dolomitibus coach service runs directly to Arabba. Timetables can be checked online and vary according to the season.
By plane
The nearest airports to Arabba are:
- Bolzano – 77 km
- Treviso "Antonio Canova" – 150 km
- Venice "Marco Polo" – 184 km
Alternatively, the airports of Verona-Valerio Catullo, Innsbruck and Trieste-Ronchi dei Legionari are also well connected.