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Six tennis courts (three with red earth and three with astroturf, one of the latter is covered), and a soccer field. There's a tennis school with courses and private lessons. The place hosts an ATP Challenger tournament and a VIP tournament.
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The Olympic Stadium hosts hockey games, skating and musical events. Free Wi-Fi.
37 pistes (6 black, 12 red, 13 blue and 6 green) with a length of 47 km. The Cortina competition in the Women's Skiing World Cup takes place on the Canalone and Schuss pistes. In the lower parts there are pistes for beginners and a freestyle skiing area. Skiing experts, on the other hand, can try out the black-rated Vertigine Biance piste. The pistes of the 1956 Winter Olympics can be walked by tour. In the Ra Valles area you can take the Freccia nel Cielo cable car up to an altitude of 2500 m above sea level for fabulous views over the landscape.
Adventure tracks for both adults and children with zip lining, rope bridges and the like.
Castello de Zanna
The ruins of a small white fortification, now immersed into the surrounding landscape amongst modern houses.
Museo Paleontologico Rinaldo Zardini
This museum displays the largest collections of fossiles from the Dolomites.
24 pistes (5 black, 11 red, 8 blue) with a total length of 44 km. The Vitelli piste in Faloria is one of the most scenic in the Dolomites. Cristallo features the Staunies piste, reputed as the most technical and difficult in the Dolomites with a steepness of 63%! The Mietres area, in turn, is suitable for beginners and children.