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Europe’s largest high-alpine plateau, with its vast alpine meadows, is a paradise for nature lovers and their four-legged companions. No wonder that exploring the Dolomites with your dog on the Alpe di Siusi has become a real insider tip. Still not sure where to go? At our Alpenhotel Panorama, we warmly welcome both two- and four-legged guests alike. Thanks to the location of our hotel, you can even start your nature adventures directly from your room.

Europe's largest high alpine meadow is not only known for its picturesque meadows and the towering Dolomites that frame it, but also for the numerous alpine huts and mountain restaurants that welcome hikers with regional delicacies, home-made specialties, and above all, warm hospitality. With over 60 different addresses ranging from rustic cabins to modern restaurants on the Alpe di Siusi, there is something for everyone – and a breathtaking view is always included. The Alpenhotel Panorama is located almost exactly in the middle of the Alpe di Siusi and is therefore the ideal starting point for hut to hut hiking in the Dolomites. Encouraged by the prospect of a hearty refreshment, the path already seems a lot shorter. Here are our favourite culinary stops that you can reach from the Alpenhotel Panorama on a day hike.

The Alpe di Siusi in autumn has its own unique charm. As nature slowly comes to rest, it shows itself once again in its most beautiful form: golden larch forests, clear mountain air, impressive views, and pleasantly mild temperatures create the perfect backdrop for a relaxing holiday in the Dolomites in autumn. If you want to escape everyday life, recharge your energy, and hike in autumn, you will find that Alpe di Siusi is one of the best autumn travel destinations.
Here are five good reasons why we particularly love autumn in the mountains on Europe's largest high alpine plateau.

As beautiful as winter on the alpine meadow may be, the sense of relief in both people and nature is unmistakable in spring, when the snow slowly draws back and the first warm rays of sunshine coax delicate flowers from the ground. Within just a few days, the Alpe di Siusi in spring often transforms into a sea of blossoms unlike any other. Over 800 plant species flourish here – around one third of all species native to South Tyrol – forming a colourful, fragrant carpet that stretches to the horizon. And that is not the only reason why a spring holiday in the Alps is so worthwhile…