Where we are in Moena in Fassa Valley in Trentino Region
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- How to get Moena
How to get Moena How to get Moena
How to get Moena and our hotel
By Car (see the map)
Coming from the south, along the Brenner Highway, exit Egna/Ora, continue on S.S. 48 of Dolomiti in the direction of Cavalese, cross the Passo of S.Lugano and Val di Fiemme; so you can reach the Val di Fassa and 9 km after the town of Predazzo reach Moena.
Coming from the north, along the Brenner Highway, exit Bolzano Nord, continue on south (towards Bolzano) for about 1 km, take the S.S. 241 of Val d'Ega through the town of Nova Levante, along the Lake of Carrezza, cross Passo di Costalunga down towards Val di Fassa (about 49 km from Bolzano) meet Vigo di Fassa, in the end of the village turning right towards Moena.
Attention!
Please note that at the exit of the Brenner Highway A22 Egna/Ora, towards the Val di Fiemme, there are fixed speed camera to detect the speed of passing vehicles. Here are details of place: Sometimes alogn the same path are positioned more mobile controls above all in the town of Montagna.
The above informations was taken from the latest updates in google maps.
By train
For those who want reach Val di Fassa by train, there are three train stations: Trento, Ora e Bolzano. We recommend you to arrive at the station of Trento where you find direct bus connection.
Going to Trento you must take a bus of the line Atesina that links directly to Moena (about 90 km and one hour and half). The bus station is located next to the train station. We recommend you to get off in the bus station of Trento, because the coincidences are more frequent and convenient. (For times coach from Trento click here ).
Going to Ora you must go down Val di Fiemme with a bus of the line SAD (outside the station) to Predazzo and continue on Val di Fassa with the bus of the line Atesina (about 44 km).
Please note that the connections are not easy.Going to Bolzano has to continue by bus of the lineSAD through Passo Costalunga (about 49 Km). In this way Moena is not directly accesible. The nearest station is Vigo di Fassa about 6 Km. The bus station of the line SAD is in front of Bolzano train station, or the bus station is about 100 m. from it (on left). (For times of buses from Bolzano click here)
By bus
BUSES
Links summer and winter with the main italian city :
Milano, Brescia, Bergamo - Highway www.autostradale.com
Firenze, Bologna, Modena - SITA www.sita-on-line.it
Reggio Emilia, Parma - T.I.L. Group ACT www.til.it
Livorno, Pisa, Lucca, Massa, Carrara, La Spezia, Parma, Reggio Emilio, Mantova - Buses Lorenzini
Venezia, Treviso- Buses Brusutti www.brusutti.com
Brindisi, Bari - Buses Lentini
Genova, Piacenza, Cremona - STAT Turismo www.statturismo.comBy air
Distance and informations:
Bolzano airport : 44 km via Val D'Ega 66 km Cavalese Tel. 0471.255255
Verona airport: 187 km tel. 045.8095666
Venezia airport: 165 via Belluno - Passo San Pellegrin0 km Tel. 041.2609240-2609250-2609260
Milano Linate airport: 316 km Tel. 02.74852200Milano Malpensa airport: 349 km Tel 02.74852200
Bergamo Orio al Serio airport : 265 km Tel. 035.326323
Innsbruck airport:158 km Tel. +43 512.22525
Monaco airport: 352 km Tel. +49 89.9.75.00Services are available from airports and car rental shuttles to the train stations.
FLY SKI SHUTTLE winter - FROM AIRPORT TO THE SKI LOPES OF VAL DI FASSA
HE SERVICE HAS TO BE BOOKED WITHIN THE THURSDAY MORNING BEFORE DEPARTURE!!!
VERONA AIRPORT "CATULLO": 2 RUNS ON SATURDAYS AND 1 ON SUNDAYS E
BERGAMO AIRPORT ORIO AL SERIO:2 RUNS ON SATURDAYS
VENICE AIRPORT "MARCO POLO" UND TREVISO AIRPORT "CANOVA": 1 RUN ON SATURDAYS
RATES: € 17/ONE WAY - € 29/RETURN TICKET
KIDS < 12: 1 FREE OF CHARGE EACH 2 ADULTS
Please note that a Fly Ski Shuttle desk and hostess are present in the airports of Venice, Bergamo and Verona. As soon as you arrive, go directly to the hostess and show her your voucher. She will join you to the bus. You wil not have this service at Treviso airport witch is a normal stop but you will always be able to refer to the hostess of Venice, always reachable by phone (you will have hostess mobile numbers pointed out in your voucher)For information www.flyskishuttle.com- The history of Moena
The history of Moena The history of Moena
The area of Moena Municipality has always been the junction between the Fiemme Valley and the Fassa Valley, and this position has contributed to mould the characteristics of its community.
The ancient name of the town, "Moyena", refers to a marshy district, and tradition has it that an ancient lake on the valley floor dried up, as shown in the 19th-century coat of arms.
After the Rhaetian War (15 B.C.), the area of Moena witnessed the enlargement of the Roman Empire to the Adige Valley and to the Dolomites area, which gave origin to the Rhaeto-Romance or Ladin language.
After the reinstatement of the Habsburg supremacy, the age-old independence of the rural Communities was reduced to a dim recollection.
- Trentino Alto Adige region
Trentino Alto Adige region Trentino Alto Adige Region
Trentino Alto Adige is a region full of tourist resorts such as Moena and of Hotels for summer and winter holidays in the Dolomites.
The area of the Trentino region is almost completely inhabited by Italian-speaking people and also by some ancient German-speaking communities (Mocheni and Cimbri), whereas the Alto Adige region is mainly inhabited by German-speaking people and by a huge Italian-speaking minority (35% in the past, 25% nowadays). The Ladin-speaking minority is also present in the Trentino-Alto Adige region. The so-called Ladinia also includes a part of the Veneto region area and consists of 5 valleys: the Gardena Valley (BZ), the Badia Valley (BZ), the Fassa Valley (TN), Livinallongo del Col di Lana (BL) and Ampezzo (BL).
The Badia Valley and the Gardena Valley are completely inhabited by Ladin-speaking people. Ladin is a thorough neo-Latin language. Each valley is characterized by its own variety of the language, and varieties are often very different from one another. This posed a great obstacle for the cultural and linguistic development of the area; therefore a standard language was created (Standard Ladin) by putting together the common and the most similar characteristics of the different Ladin varieties, following the model for Romansh language in the Swiss Canton of Grisons.
