Most of the village names reported in maps, timetables, directions (including Google Maps), and traffic signals are at least in Italian and German; at times (in the Dolomites area), names are also given in Ladin. Most of the population is bilingual, when not trilingual, and English is spoken.
Few town names in the three languages below:
| 🇮🇹 | 🇩🇪 | Ladin |
|---|---|---|
| San Vigilio di Marebbe | St. Vigil or St. Vigil in Enneberg | Al Plan de Mareo |
| Marebbe | Enneberg | Mareo |
| Plan de Corones | Kronplatz | Plan de Corones |
| Brunico | Bruneck | Bornech |
| Bolzano | Bozen | — |
| Longega | Zwischenwasser | — |
| Bressanone | Brixen | Persenon |
| Dobbiaco | Toblach | — |
| San Candido | Innichen | Sanciana |
| San Cassiano | St. Kassian | S. Ciascian |
