Dolomity
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Context of Dolomity
Dolomity (wł. Dolomiti, Alpi Dolomitiche; niem. Dolomiten) – pasmo górskie w północno-wschodniej części Włoch, część Południowych Alp Wapiennych w Alpach Wschodnich. Leży pomiędzy dolinami: Val Rendena na zachodzie, Piawa na wschodzie oraz Pustertal (Val Pusteria) na północy. Najwyższe szczyty Dolomitów to: Punta Penia (3342 m n.p.m.) i Punta Rocca (3309 m n.p.m.) w masywie Marmolady, Antelao (3263 m n.p.m.), Tofany. Kraina geograficzna, do której należą Dolomity to Tyrol Południowy, południowa część masywu leży na terenie prowincji Belluno, zachodnia – prowincji Trentino, północna – prowincji Bolzano-Alto Adige/Bozen-Südtirol. W 2009 roku Dolomity wpisano na listę światowego dziedzictwa UNESCO.
