Natural bathing pond | Luson

How to reach the Natural bathing pond

The natural bathing pond in Lüsen is a small, idyllic mountain lake right in the midst of South Tyrol. Returning from a great hiking trip with great panoramic views or a nature park excursion, a visit to the bathing pond will bring you a further refreshment. Children can whiz down the slide while parents dive deep into the fresh spring water from the Lüsen Alpe, when nearby farmers work on the fields and cows grass on the meadows.

Time seems to stand still. The picture would have been the same 50 years ago. Just as the rest of Lüsen, the bathing pond plays its part in the still, harmonic landscape around. A mountain lake where you can refresh yourself and enjoy a great summer holiday at Lüsen.

Opening hours:
daily 10 am – 6:30 pm
Wednesday and Friday 10 am – 8 pm

Prices:

Adults Children (7-18 years)
day ticket 5,00 € 2,50 €
from 15:00 o’clock 3,00 € 1,50 €

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Contact:
Tourism Association Luzon
Dorfgasse 19
39040 Lüsen
+39 0472-413750

Luson

How to reach Luson

Activities:
– Natural bathing pond

Located 971 m above sea level in a side valley between Bressanone/Brixen and Sasso di Putia/Peitler Kofel mountain, it has always been a hiker’s paradise . In the winter, a magical white blanket of snow embraces the town. In the spring you’ll be blinded by the vibrant green of the meadows, while in the fall the shining trees and bushes give the vegetation a touch of colour.

The village offers everything you might need in terms of fun and sports: tennis courts, a small stream for Kneipp hydrotherapy, shooting range, playground and much, much more. From Luson/Lüsen you can take lots of trips in the area travelling over panoramic roads.

Winter in Luson
The village has a ski-lift, a cross-country ski circuit and a skating rink. Another ski-lift and another cross-country circuit (that with it more than 30 km is the longest mountain cross-country circuit in the Isarco valley) are located at the Luson Alps (1600-1700 m). Transport to the Plose ski resort is provided by a complimentary bus service.

La Villa

How to reach La Villa

Attractions:
Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park
– Funes Nature Park House | Funes
– Golf Club | Alta Badia

La Villa lies at an elevation of 1,433 m above sea level in the centre of Alta Badia. Surrounded by the UNESCO World Heritage Pue-Odle and Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Parks, our Ladin mountain village is a popular holiday destination for genuine lovers of nature and active holidaymakers. And as far as events of international renown are concerned, La Villa is a true hotspot: in December the place becomes the centre of international skiing events, and in summer the famous cycling marathon “Maratona dles Dolomites” starts from here.

And there’s more than sporting activities on offer in La Villa – culture lovers won’t be disappointed here. The Ciastel Colz castle, and the church built in 1516 and dedicated to Saint Maria ad Stellam, together form the historic centre of the village. The church has also given the village its German name ‘Stern’, meaning ‘star’, by which it is also known.

In La Villa, the quality of the hospitality business has constantly improved over the years, regardless of whether we are talking about hotels, B&B, holiday homes or holidays on the farm. Convivial restaurants, elegant wine bars, tempting patisseries as well as specialist shops and rental companies complete the amenities on offer.

Every December the men’s Alpine Ski World Cup takes place in La Villa on the Gran Risa piste, one of the most technically demanding ski runs in the circuit. The stars of the ski scene have been assembling here for more than 30 years for a fashionable and sporting rendezvous.
Perfect for all skiers is the access provided by the Piz La Ila cable car to the plateau between La Villa, San Cassiano and Corvara. In addition to expertly prepared ski runs and fantastic views, numerous inviting huts offer a tempting array of delicious foods to please your taste buds.

Summer in La Villa is fully given over to hiking and biking. The many hiking trails, mountain paths and cycle tours invite the active holidaymaker to experience the magnificent surrounding countryside right up close.

Tanas

How to reach Tanas

Attractions:
– Church of St. Peter
– Sacred Heart of Jesus Church

The idyllic mountain village of Tanas, municipal district within the principal Lasa/Laas municipality, lies closely nestled along the slopes of the Monte Sole mountain. The stretch of road running between Lasa and Sluderno/Schluderns is nowadays considered as one of the most beautiful panoramic routes in the whole Venosta Valley. It offers a unique, breathtaking view of the Stelvio Pass with all the underlying Venosta Valley mid-valley districts.

Two principal landmarks in Tanas are the Parish Church consacrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, further to the not so far off St. Peter’s Church, that dates back to 1769.

Tradition and Customs:
Venosta Valley today carries forth some ancient traditions which date back to the pre-Christian era. Thus, besides contemplative processions, wedding celebrations and customs such as the Easter tomb, archaic fires and noise rituals such as the Scheibenschlagen (launcing of burning disks), the Klosn in Stelvio/Stilfs or the Zusslrennen race in Prato/Prad can be observed – all customs that express a farewell to winter and welcoming of the spring.

In early summer, the artisan village of Lasa/Laas invites guests to the big Marble and Apricots festival in the village center. On the third Sunday after Pentecost, the Sacred Heart Fires on the mountains attract countless onlookers. Even the traditional market days in the fall enjoy great popularity and are true celebrations. The St. Nicholaus procession in December and the Krampus rituals are equally popular with locals and guests. Numerous Christmas markets invite you to experience this contemplative time, and to taste and enjoy the specialities.

Rodenegg Castle | Rodengo

How to reach Rodenegg Castle

The history of this impenetrable fortress, built on a rocky pinnacle over the Rienza Gorge, makes a visit to Rodenegg Castle an adventure for the whole family. Built in the first half of the 12th century as a defensive fortress, the family of the Counts of Wolkenstein gave the castle its current
form in the 16th century. Chivalrous stories of knights and the ancient atmosphere of the castle inspire the fantasy of little adventurers. Of interest are also the tales and facts surrounding the trial of the infamous Matthias Perger, the so called “Lauterfresser”, who was convicted of witchcraft in 1645 at Rodenegg Castle. There is a tour through the castle which leads visitors to the impressive medieval fresco in the drinking hall, that was only just discovered in 1972.

Opening hours:
May – October 15 2019:
Sunday – Friday 11.30am- 2.30pm

Note: Guided tour only

Price:

Adults 8,00 €
Groups 6,00 €
Children up to 18 years 4,00€
Children up to 10 years
3,00€

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Contact:

Rodenegg Castle
Vill 1
Rodeneck
+39 0472-454056

Sacred Heart of Jesus Church | Tanas

How to reach the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church

The Sacred Heart of Jesus Church was built by Tanas between 1895 and 1897 in neo-romantic style and the sculptures are the work of Anton Santifaller. On the main altar, there are the Madonna and St. Joseph, in adoration of the Heart of Jesus. Worship Sunday 8.30 am in German

description to arrive at destination
Silandro – Oris – Tanas

worship: yearlong

Contact:
39023 Tanas
[email protected]
www.kirche-laas.org
+39 0473 62 65 52

Oris

How to reach Oris

Attractions:
– Eyrsburg Castle

At the outlet of the Tanaser Brook, north of Lasa/Laas, the small village of Oris/Eyrs is situated with its approximately 800 inhabitants. At the end of the 13th century, the Tanaser Brook caused a stone mudslide that completely destroyed the prior Oberdorf. After that disaster, Oris was deliberately re-built in the valley.

Near the present village center are the wetlands called Eyrser Auen, a protected biotope landscape containing rare plants and animal species which beckons to be discovered by visitors. Another worthwhile destination for hikers and Nordic walkers are the irrigation channel paths in the vicinity, which allow for an unobstructed view of the wide Venosta Valley and imposing mountains. An excursion to the nearby traditional village of Cengles/Tschengls with its trails and the Tschenglsburg Castle is definitely worth a visit.

Eyrsburg Castle | Oris

The castle, which formed part of the Vicarage of Corzes/Kortsch, was ceded as part of a feudal exchange by the Diocese of Frisinga to the Bavarian Counts of Moosburg. Today, all that remains is a tower with frescoes.

On the eastern edge of the small village of Lasa are the remains of a medieval residence. Of the original building, only a square residential tower with an edge length of 5.2 metres and a wall thickness of 0.65 metres has survived, which on its eastern side has the remains of a coat of arms fresco (royal eagle and golden fleece and four small coats of arms, shield, Tyrol, Austria, Burgundy and the year 1497) and whose defensive plate is crowned by swallowtail battlements. It was later integrated into a complex of buildings. On the opposite, northern side of the street stands an old residential building, which was apparently connected to the residential tower for a long time and formed a unit of ownership with it. Perhaps it was even connected to the tower by a wooden bridge on the upper floor.
Different statements exist about the name of the estate. While the residential tower is almost unanimously named Eyrsburg, the term Moosburg is used either for the opposite residential building, for the complex of tower and residential building, but also as an alternative to Eyrsburg.

Church of St. Peter | Tanas

How to reach the Church of St. Peter

The little church of St. Peter was built in 1396 but was destroyed during the flood of the Tanas river. A new church was built around 1500, the ruins of which can be seen just below St. Peter’s Church. St. Peter’s church, which is still standing today, was built in 1769 in baroque style and consecrated in 1782. The four-station Meditation Trail leads from Tanas to this little church.

Contact:
Church of St. Peter
39023 Tanas
+39 0473 62 65 52
[email protected]
www.kirche-laas.org

Naz-Sciaves

How to reach Naz-Sciaves

Culinary art:
– Hofschank Walderhof | Naz/Sciaves

Eve would really have loved this place: the peaceful and sunny heart shaped high plateau of Naz-Sciaves, stretching along the Valle Isarco, where the 5 pretty villages of Naz, Sciaves, Rasa/Raas, Fiumes/Viums and Aica/Aicha are idyllically situated at heights ranging from 772 m to 890 m, and which offer everything you could want from a holiday destination.

Wander through the countryside and enjoy the mild climate and the magnificent mountain scenery surrounding the spring
blossom, take a summer holiday and relax in the sun, or experience the blaze of colours in autumn during the harvest and the traditional Törggelen. Then add to that the variety of culinary delights and refined cuisine on offer in our comfortable guest houses as well as hotels, pensions and private accommodation, where you will always feel very much at home.

A full programme of elents is arranged to keep our visitors entertained, with summer parties, concerts, slide lectures, special offers such as the children’s programme,
Naz-Sciaves
the activity package, the holiday programme, and the annual “Apple Week and Coronation of the Apple Queen”. The Apple Plateau of Naz-Sciaves – the ideal starting point for excursions in all directions and for day trips to the surrounding ski resorts in winter