Where people feel good.
In our wine, chestnuts and alpine region, South Tyrol’s diversity can be best experienced and felt. A small spot on earth where almost everything grows.
All surveys confirm that South Tyrol has an excellent quality of life.
We can offer you a variety of tips based on the weather conditions.
We can offer you a variety of tips based on the weather conditions.
Latzfonser-Kreuz
Highest pilgrimage destination of Europe. Accessible from Villanders in ca. 4 hours of hiking.
Rittner-Horn
“Who wants to overlook Tyrol at a glance, must climb those heights”, wrote the alpinist Ludwig Purtscheller when he spoke about the Rittner Horn. Most beautiful panoramic view of South Tyrol. Easily accessible, amongst other things, from the Villanders Alp in about 2 hours of hiking. “The Dolomites are not the highest and not the most dangerous mountains in the world, but the most beautiful”, says the mountaineer Reinhold Messner.
Dolomites
"They are not the highest and not the most dangerous mountains in the world, but the most beautiful”, says the mountaineer Reinhold Messner.
Monastery Neustift
Famous and largest monastery of Tyrol. Jewel of architectural treasures.About 20 minutes of travel time.
Brixen
Landmarks such as the cathedral, the cloister, the crib and pharmacy museum. Shopping in medieval streets, coffee shops under arcades and inviting vitrines. Especially great for families: Aquarena, largest fun bath in South Tyrol. NEW big climbing hall.About 15 minutes of travel time.
Sterzing-Gilfenklamm
A spectacular hiking experience, a unique natural spectacle, including a white marble canyon, dug by a stream.About 50 minutes of travel time.
The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle
Located in the town of Merano, Trauttmansdorff offers spectacular views on the extraordinary botanical gardens and allows for breathtaking panoramas on more than eighty garden landscapes surrounded by mountains. About 50 minutes of travel time.
