Soraga di Fassa

Soraga di Fassa is a small village in the Val di Fassa valley, in Trentino, Italy, set within the Dolomites, a mountain range recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Crossed by the Avisio river, it lies between Vigo di Fassa and Moena, in a valley renowned for its Ladin culture, language and living traditions. The village retains an authentic character, with traditional wood-and-stone houses typical of the Alpine region. Its central position within Val di Fassa makes it a convenient base for exploring iconic peaks such as the Catinaccio (Rosengarten) group and the Sella massif, as well as reaching famous Alpine passes like Passo Pordoi. In winter, proximity to the Dolomiti Superski network draws skiers and snowboarders, while summer favours hiking and mountain biking. Local cuisine features specialities such as canederli dumplings, tosela cheese and mountain cured meats. Soraga offers a peaceful setting, surrounded by striking mountain scenery, ideal for discovering the unique cultural and natural identity of the Val di Fassa valley.