Erlebnisse in Südtirol
How to reach the Military Stone of the Romans
The roman miliary stone (201 a.C.) was found in 1958 by the Prugger brother while building the power station in Oberolang. The miliary stone stil reported the original incisions made by the roman Emperor Settimo Severo (193-211 a.C.) and his sonsCaracalla and Geta. Now the roman miliary stone is positioned near the Hotel Alte Goste in Oberolang/ Valdaora di Sopra.
Free entry!
Contact:
Seefeld/Goste
39030 Oberolang
+39 0474 496277
How to reach the Sawmill Lipper
The old sawmill “Lipper” from the 19th century lies in Valdaora di Sopra, next to the Pustertaler cycle track and the nature & culture circular route of Valdaora. It`s the last remaining Venetian sawmill. For the last time in operation in 1958, in 2011 it was activated again. The sawmill “Lipper” is a unique testimonial of the Pustertaler history of lumber industry.
How to reach Parco Naturale Vedrette di Ries-Aurina
This nature park – “Naturpark Rieserferner-Ahrn” in German, “Parco Naturale Vedrette di Ries-Aurina” in Italian – has more glaciers than any other nature park in South Tyrol. Together with the protected area Zillertaler Hauptkamm (Zillertal Main Crest, 372 sqkm) the two reserves cover an area of 2,741 sqkm and form thus the biggest nature sanctuary in Europe.
The of 31,320 hectares big area of the nature park includes the municipalities of Campo Tures, Gais, Perca, Rasun-Anterselva, Valle Aurina and Predoi. In the east the nature park is bounded by the Passo Stalle mountain pass and the Austrian border, in the south-east by the Valle di Anterselva valley and in the south by the Val Pusteria valley.
Opening hours:
5 May to 31 October and from 29 December to 31 March
Open from Tuesday through Saturday from 9:30 to 12:30 a.m. and from 2:30 to 6:00 p.m.
The facility is also open on Sundays during the months of July and August.
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Conatct:
Naturparkhaus Rieserferner – Ahrn
Rathausplatz 9
39032 Campo Tures
+39 0474 677546
How to reach the Messner Mountain Museum RIPA
In this museum, Reinhold Messner deals with the final aspect of the conflict between man and the mountains; the heritage of the mountains and the people who have lived in them since time immemorial.
The fifth Messner Mountain Museum was opened in summer 2011 in Bruneck Castle by the well-known mountaineer Reinhold Messner. There are countless exhibits in everyday life. With the interactive “MMM Mountain Peoples” project, Reinhold Messner aims not to “exhibit” people, but rather to invite them to take part in an exchange of experience with the local rural population.
Every year guests from another mountain region will spend the summer in the Messner Mountain Peoples Museum and talk about their way of life, accompanied by everyday cultural exhibits belonging to different mountain regions and their inhabitants, including the Sherpas, Incas, Tibetans, and Mongolians.
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Contact:
Messner Mountain Museum RIPA
Schlossweg 2
39031 Bruneck
+39 0474 410220
How to reach the The Plague Wayside Shrine
The plague wayside shrine is a well known landmark of Valdaora and is reminiscent of the plague epidemic from the year 1448.
How to reach the Limeklin Untermühlbach
Not long time ago a good income for farmers came from the production of withewash. With its sale the economic balnce of the council was balanced. Olang, but in particular Geiselberg were very famous for its production. The quality of whitewash changed depending of in which hoven it was prepared. After the bif fire that caused the partial destruction of Olang in 1904, there was a big production of whitewash due to the need of rebuildg the village. With the industrial developement the production of whitewash came to and end at the beginning of the 60´s of the XX century. Nowaday only the hooven in in Untermühlbach keeps the tradition.
How to reach the climbing centre
The climbing centre in Bruneck has the following to offer:
– Refrigerated hall in summer
– Hall height: max. 17 m
– indoor climbing area: approx. 1370 m2
– Climbing area outdoor: approx. 450 m2
– Climbing area bouldering: approx. 680 m2
– Total climbing area: approx. 2,500 m2
– Number of indoor climbing lines: approx. 84
– Number of climbing lines outside: approx. 17
– Number of indoor climbing routes: approx. 230
– Number of climbing routes outside: approx. 45
– Total number of climbing routes: approx. 270
– Number of problems: approx. 230
– Difficulty levels climbing routes: 3a-8b+
– Difficulty levels Bouldering: A-F | fb4a-fb8b
Opening hours:
Monday – Saturday from 9 am to 10:30 pm
Sunday and Holiday from 9 am to 08:30 pm
Contact:
climbing centre Brunico
Josef-Ferrari-Straße 36
39031 Bruneck
+39 0474-055005
How to reach Castle Tures
Castel Tures – “Burg Taufers” in German – perfectly fits the scenery in which it is located, as the high mountains of the valley serve as background. It rises on a natural elevation belonging to Acereto (Ahornach) in the municipality of Valle Aurina (Ahrntal) at 957 m a.s.l. In succession of a “Castel Tobl” in 1100 AD, the name of Castel Tures was mentioned for the first time in 1225. In the first half of the 14th century the Lords of Tures were in possession of the castle, but when the last member of the family died in 1349 the castle continually deteriorated.
The Romanic part of the castle – the donjon, the residential tower with double arched windows and the chapel – dates back to this time. Only under the Dukes of Austria, the castle was expanded in the 15th century – buildings such as the lavatorium, drawbridges and wall walks were added. Ludwig Lobmayr renovated the castle for the first time in the early 20th century. In 1945, however, Hieronymus Gassner provided for maintenance works.
Today the South Tyrolean Castle Institute, founded in 1963, is in possession of Castle Tures. For the most part the castle is open to the public. The furniture in the 64 rooms is near-completely intact and old tiled stoves heat the residential rooms. Pine panelling, frescos by Friedrich Pacher in the chapel, armoires dating back to different eras, armaments and a huge library provide a special insight into the history of the castle.
Summer opening hours: (from June 2 to November 3, 2019)
June 2 – July 6, 2019:
guided tours daily at 10 am, 11 am, 2 pm, 3.15 pm and 4.30 pm (in German or Italian language)
July 7 – Aug 31, 2019:
guided tours daily between 10 am and 5 pm (in German or Italian language)
Tuesdays and Thursdays also evening tour at 9 pm
Sept 1 – Nov 3, 2019:
guided tours daily at 10 am, 11 am, 2 pm, 3.15 pm and 4.30 pm (in German or Italian language)
Winter opening hours: (from November 4, 2019, to June 1, 2020)
Nov 4 – Dec 7, 2019:
guided tours daily at 3 pm (in German language)
Dec 8, 2019 – June 1, 2020:
guided tours daily at 10 am and 3 pm (in German language)
1 hour later always in Italian language
on Dec 24 closed in the afternoon
on Dec 25 and Jan 1 closed in the morning
Admission:
exterior (only from Apr 20 – Nov 3, 2019):
6.00 Euros (adults), free for kids under 5 years
3.00 Euros (children and young people from 6 to 14 years)
guided visit, interior:
10.00 Euros (adults), free for kids under 5 years
5.00 Euros (children and young people from 6 to 14 years)
family ticket available (26.00 Euros)
family reduction: free for every 3rd child
free with the Museumcard or museumobil Card
Contact:
Castle Tures
Ahornach 1
Campo Tures
+39 0474-678053 oder +39 340-8690168
How to reach Brunico
Culinary art:
– Pur Südtirol
Activities:
– climbing centre
– Tandemflights | Plan de Corones
Attractions:
– Messner Mountain Museum RIPA
– Folklore Museum
– LUMEN
– Peace bell
– Aurino Floodplain Forest Biotope
The little city of Brunico-Bruneck is the geographical, cultural, and economic center of the Val Pusteria-Pustertal valley. With its numerous sights worth seeing, festivals, and top events, Brunico is the point of attraction for visitors of all ages.
Brunico is at an elevation of 835 m (2,740 ft.) above sea level, in the midst of a broad valley basin, surrounded by tall mountains: the medieval city is bordered on the north by the Valle Aurina-Ahrntal with its glaciers of the Zillertal Alps, and on the south by the Val Badia-Gadertal with its peaks of the Dolomites.
History:
The first mention of Bruneck in a document dates back to 1256. Around 1250, the bishop of Bressanone-Brixen, Count Bruno of Wullenstätten and Kirchberg, built a fortress on the Schlossberg hill, thus laying the cornerstone for the city that would then be historically documented in 1256. As the only city in the Val Pusteria, it soon became the economic center through lively trade, but it also subsequently developed into a cultural center.
Trade and industry blossomed in the city, but later it was above all else handicrafts which flourished. Today, Brunico has 16,000 inhabitants and an area of 5,000 hectares (19 square miles). The municipality of Brunico, along with the surrounding villages of Riscone-Reischach, S. Giorgio-St. Georgen, Stegona-Stegen, Villa S. Caterina-Aufhofen, Teodone-Dietenheim, Lunes-Luns, and Ameto-Amaten, offers vacationers some five thousand guest beds. On top of that, Brunico is the shopping center for the entire Val Pusteria, and today, the via Centrale-Stadtgasse is among the most beautiful shopping streets in all of South Tyrol-Südtirol.
Shopping:
cloudy skies are the perfect reason to slip into that shopping mood with a clear conscience. Brunico’s historical via Centrale-Stadtgasse is among the loveliest shopping streets in all of South Tyrol-Südtirol: colorful façades offer just the right scenery to the many shops. Countless shop windows juxtapose the youthful and trendy next to the traditional and venerable, the delicious next to the beautiful, the useful next to the luxurious.
Cafés put their homemade pastries on display in their cases and small bars serve canapés along with an aperitif – so that those who really can’t suffer shopping are pampered while it seems that their companions will never again return from all the strolling, looking, and trying.
Gastronomy:
What is served up is the down-to-earth, the creative, the innovative – the main thing is that it is cooked with passion and served in a fitting setting. And it is not just in downtown Brunico-Bruneck that gourmets will end up having too many choices. The pizzeria, the steakhouse, the traditional wood-paneled Tyrolean Stube, the gourmet restaurant – just stop anywhere for an aperitif and you can certainly get the right advice concerning into which culinary world the evening should lead.
Contact:
Tourismusverein Bruneck Kronplatz
Rathausplatz 7
39031 Bruneck
+39 0474-555722
How to reach the Cron4
With five different pools (Funpool, Activepool, Solepool, Sportpool and Babypool) and a 75-metre-long (80-yard) water slide, the Cron4 Wellness Oasis is guaranteed to bring fun and relaxation to the whole family.
Boasting a 6-pearl award, the world-class sauna spans 3,000 square metres (over 32,000 sq ft).
It features 13 different sauna rooms, including several relaxation areas, Kneipp therapy facilities, a graduation tower including foot bath pools, and it hosts regular, state-of-the-art Aufguss performances.
Re-energize with the power of the 4 elements – at Cron4!
Opening hours indoor pools:
Daily from 10 am to 10 pm
Wednesday and Friday Sportpool from 6 am to 10 pm
Sunday from 8am to 10 pm
Opening hours Sauna:
Dayli from 12 am to 10 pm
Wednesday, Saturday and holidays from 10 am to 22 pm
Sunday from 8 am to 10 pm
Prices pools area:
| Single tickets | Adults | Children 4 to 14 years | Familycard | Reduced |
| 1,5 h | 6,00 € | 4,00 € | – | 5,00 € |
| 2,5 h | 9,00€ | 5,00€ | 23,00 € | 7,00 € |
| Day pass | 12,00 € | 6,00 € | 27,00 € | 9,00 € |
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Prices Sauna with Pools:
| Single tickets | Adults | Children 4 to 14 years | Familycard | Reduced |
| 3 h Sauna + 2,5 h pool | 25,00 € | 17,00 € | 70,00 € | 22,50 € |
| Day pass sauna+ pool | 31,00€ | 22,00€ | 85,00 € | 26,50 € |
Contact:
Reipertinger Sportanlagen GmbH
Cron4
Im Gelände, 26
Sportzone Riscone
39031 Brunico
+39 0474-410473
