The Dolomites are among the world's most impressive alpine landscapes and were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009. This recognition highlights the unique beauty, geological value and ecological diversity of the area.
Olang is located close to this protected natural paradise and is an ideal starting point for exploring the fascinating mountain world of the Dolomites. The region around Kronplatz offers breathtaking views of the distinctive peaks and a wide range of experiences in one of Europe’s most precious landscapes.
The UNESCO listing represents a commitment to protecting and preserving this heritage for the long term. Olang contributes by promoting public transport, visitor management, as well as hiking and cycling.
Olang lies at the foot of the impressive Dolomites, whose striking rock formations and unique beauty make them one of the most fascinating mountain landscapes in the world. As part of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site, the region offers breathtaking panoramas, unspoilt nature and a wide range of outdoor activities.
As a gateway to the Dolomites, Olang combines Alpine charm with a wide range of options for public transport, hiking and cycling.
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Covering an area of 26,000 hectares, the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park is one of the largest in South Tyrol and impresses visitors with majestic peaks, extensive alpine pastures and stunning karst landscapes. Renowned natural lakes such as the Pragser Wildsee and Toblacher See offer a particularly special nature experience.
The UNESCO Dolomites Foundation was established in 2010 with the aim of sustainably protecting this precious habitat. The foundation coordinates the administration of the World Heritage Site and works to preserve the unique landscape of the Dolomites.
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Olang is surrounded by impressive protected areas that provide valuable habitats for many animal and plant species:
Protecting the fragile ecosystems of South Tyrol's nature parks requires visitors to observe some rules of conduct:
By respecting these rules, visitors contribute to the preservation of South Tyrol's exceptional nature, and help foster a harmonious relationship between people and the environment.
