Where we are
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In medieval documents, the village was called Andelo. The earliest known name appears in a papal bull by Innocent IV in 1245 as Andalo; the local dialect still calls it àndel.
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What to do in Andalo: 365 days are never enough…
We are located in the heart of Andalo, just an 8-minute walk (300 m / 0.2 mi) from the Andalo-Doss Pelà cable car.
Andalo and the Paganella Plateau are easily accessible, with or without a car.
Trento is only 37 km away, and Andalo is just 20 minutes from the A22 Brenner motorway.
If you are driving, Andalo is only twenty minutes from the Trento Nord or San Michele All’Adige motorway exits (A22 Brenner). After exiting, follow signs for the “Altopiano della Paganella” and reach Andalo along two scenic routes: SP64 from Fai della Paganella or SS421 via Spormaggiore and Cavedago.
Distances:
- Trento-Andalo: 37 km (~40 min)
- Verona-Andalo: 130 km (~1.5 h; 1h10 on motorway)
- Modena-Andalo: 230 km (~2.5 h; 2h10 on motorway)
- Milan-Andalo: 250 km (~3 h; 2h40 on motorway)
Reaching Andalo and the Paganella Plateau is easy thanks to the nearby Trento and Mezzocorona stations. From there, you can continue via local buses by Trentino Trasporti or choose one of the many private transfer services.
- Verona Valerio Catullo Airport (VRN): 130 km from Andalo.
- Bolzano Airport (BZN): only 45 minutes away.
- Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport (BGY): reachable in just two hours by car, connecting major Italian and European cities with numerous low-cost flights.
Here, arriving in Andalo is more than just a journey—it’s the first step of your mountain adventure. From winding roads through scenic valleys to the crisp alpine air welcoming you, every moment builds excitement for the memories awaiting in the Brenta Dolomites.
