Eisacktal, Pustertal and the Legendary Dolomites
A holiday you’ll never forget
Against the majestic backdrop of the Dolomites you’ll find living tradition embedded in a variety of historical cultural sites and important natural monuments.
Against the majestic backdrop of the Dolomites you’ll find living tradition embedded in a variety of historical cultural sites and important natural monuments.
Fane Alm, located in the valley of Vals, is South Tyrol’s most beautiful mountain village. With 35 huts and hay shelters, it is an idyllic starting and ending point for many rewarding winter hikes and sledding excursions.
Capriz products fine cheeses, combining a new and unique concept with a show dairy, museum, shop, delicious bistro and wine bar. Right next door is South Tyrol’s loden museum and the fashionable store Oberrauch Zitt.
Two families, two farms, one passion: a love for nature. These crafted teas, spirits, herbs and grooming products are of the highest quality.
In the RIPA museum at Bruneck Castle, Reinhold Messner focuses on “survival high up on the precipice.” The CORONES location at Kronplatz, meanwhile, is dedicated to mountaineering and an masterpiece designed by Zaha Hadid.
The ancient seat of the bishops, Brixen has an enchanting atmosphere and represents a successful blend of South Tyrolean tradition and Italian chic.
Located directly on the road to Brixen, Neustift Abbey is one of the most important monasteries in South Tyrol. It is well known for its collegiate church and medieval cloister, picture gallery with Gothic panel paintings and the award-winning wines of the monastery winery.