Can you drink tap water in Dolomites?

Water in the Dolomites is excellent and pure. It comes directly from our mountains, so there is no need to buy bottled water. Our advice: do not use disposable water bottles and fill your own water bottle or flask from our water fountains or the tap. We assure you that our water is fresh, clean, and good.



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