Alto Adige

Here you will find a large playground of more than 5000 sqm and an amazing protected area with a natural swimming pool where water is purified through the natural action of plants without using chlorine or any other chemical substances. If you love an active holiday, you can go on an excursion along the pleasant cycle path of Val d’Adige or on a walk on the panoramic trail. We recommend you visit the enchanting waterfalls and the so‑called “ice hole” in the gorge on Monzoccolo. The most iconic symbol of the town is the Kröll tower, dating back to 1240. We also suggest visiting the neo-Romanesque church of the Sacred Heart and the Church of San Giovanni with a 14th-century fresco and the relics of S. Octonius. Close

It is a very tranquil place where you can indulge in peaceful walks among nature on the farm trail or the butterfly trail. It is the ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding areas taking the train of Val Pusteria which starts from the station of Casteldarne. The symbol of the village is its parish church featuring a polyptych of the Danube school dating from 1440, probably painted by the Master of San Sigismondo, a well-known late Gothic painter. Close

It is the perfect destination for every season: from summer trekking, or for the more adventurous the vie ferrate, to snowshoeing and winter skiing on the Plan de Corones. You can discover Ladin culture by visiting the ‘Valle dei Mulini’ or the ‘Museum Ladin’, or stroll through the ‘Val dl’Ert’, an open-air exhibition space of works of art. And then wander among the mountain farms amidst the flavours and aromas of the local dairy tradition and alpine herb infusions.

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The Ahrntal valley is surrounded by more than 80 high mountains, reaching up to 3,000 metres and forming a unique landscape. On walks and hikes, one can enjoy authentic tranquillity. Furthermore, in winter, the ski centres of Speikboden and Klausberg are only a stone’s throw away. Another characteristic of St. Jakob is undoubtedly the local handicraft, and specifically wood carving; local artists have managed to keep the tradition of mask carving alive to the present day, and a splendid tradition of these can be admired in the Sculpture Garden.

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And again, the rolling hills and larch forests of Senale-San Felice make the small South Tyrolean village ideal to visit in any season of the year, enjoying suggestive landscapes and breathtaking views from the Mendel Coast, or along the Maddalene mountain group. In winter, on the other hand, the Senale-San Felice area turns into a true paradise for mountain lovers and outdoor activities, such as snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

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Nestled in the Alps, it is located on a sunny plateau at an altitude of about 1400 metres above sea level. Its location offers spectacular views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks and the valleys below, creating a breathtaking setting in both summer and winter. In summer, visitors can enjoy scenic hikes along well-marked trails through fragrant fir forests and alpine meadows dotted with wildflowers as well as mountain biking, climbing and paragliding. During the winter months, Maranza turns into a winter sports paradise: the location is part of the Gitschberg Jochtal ski area, which offers a vast network of perfectly groomed ski slopes suitable for skiers of all levels, as well as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and tobogganing. Maranza welcomes its guests with warm Tyrolean hospitality and a wide range of accommodation, ranging from cosy mountain huts to luxurious five-star hotels, guaranteeing an unforgettable stay in this enchanting Alpine landscape.

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In summer, Malles Venosta attracts nature lovers and outdoor sports enthusiasts with its network of hiking and biking trails, which stretch through forests, alpine meadows and mountain pastures. Visitors can hike along the numerous marked trails, climb rocks, go mountain biking or simply relax in the midst of unspoilt nature. During the winter months, Malles Venosta becomes a winter sports paradise, thanks to its proximity to the renowned ski resorts in the Upper Vinschgau, such as Solda and Trafoi. Skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts can brave the perfectly groomed slopes and immerse themselves in the enchanting atmosphere of the snow-covered mountains. The historical and cultural heritage, as evidenced by its ancient castles, Romanesque churches and charming medieval villages, can help visitors discovering the medieval history, exploring the 13th century Churburg castle, admiring the frescoes in the local churches and strolling through the cobbled streets of the old town.

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It enjoys breathtaking views of the peaks of Catinaccio and Latemar, Dolomite massifs that are tinged with reddish hues at sunset. The landscape is perfectly preserved in its traditional appearance and out of mass tourism.

Outdoor sports take center stage in the summer, with a network of trails for both hiking and mountain biking. In winter we find spectacular slopes, scenic cable cars (the one in Tires is unique in Italy), lessons for those who have never put skis on their feet, and sunset aperitifs. 

But this destination also owes its fame to its commitment to sustainability, which aims to reduce emissions in many activities by joining the “Turn to Zero” network, a community that engages in concrete actions for a more sustainable future.

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