Kneippovy lázně v Jižním Tyrolsku

Prettau/Predoi Health Path – Well-being in nature!

The Prettau/Predoi Health Path stretches over approximately 4 km. Here, well-being, movement in the forest, and breathing aerosols at the waterfall are the main focus. Visitors can also relax by the natural swimming pond with a Kneipp path. The various water applications help strengthen the immune system and promote overall well-being.

Kneipp water-treading basin in the center of the village. Accessible for free.

Kneipp water-treading basin in the center of the village. Accessible for free.

Visit the Kneipp facilities in Anterivo/Altrei and learn which effect simple, cold water can have on health and wellbeing. The recreational area for mind and soul has all the facilities needed to make water applications according to the theorie of Sebastian Kneipp.

The application rules are described in detail on the spot, so that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy the refreshing experience of a Kneipp path.

Near this Kneipp facilities, they have made another small one only for kids!

For the benefit of all, the prescribed protective measures must be observed!

The Kneipp trail extends along the trail no. 8 between Tann and Bad Siess.
Over 1.2 kilometres it will bring you closer to nature and to yourself. Give yourself a moment now to feel your surroundings, and to plunge in the age-old teachings of Father Sebastian Kneipp – a philosophy which today is more relevant than ever before. Along your way, you will be introduced to the five pillars of the Kneipp philosophy.

In harmony of body, mind and soul

At the foot of the impressive Schlern massif, at the starting point of idyllic hiking trails, lies the Kneipp facility Ratzes. Fed by fresh spring water, it offers the opportunity to perform revitalizing Kneipp treatments in the treading pool, as well as in the arm and face basins. Additionally, cozy seating areas invite you to relax, while listening to the soothing murmur of the Frötsch stream and recharging your energy.

Dogs are not allowed in the facility. Children may enter the Kneipp facility only when accompanied by an adult.

Refresh yourself and boost your well-being in the natural recreation area “Schneider Waldile” in Colle/Pichl. Experience barefoot walking, Kneipp hydrotherapy, and invigorating arm, knee, and face rinses – a healthy and fun activity for all ages. A small playground invites children to play. A quiet, natural place to relax.

In harmony of body, mind and soul

At the foot of the impressive Schlern massif, at the starting point of idyllic hiking trails, lies the Kneipp facility Ratzes. Fed by fresh spring water, it offers the opportunity to perform revitalizing Kneipp treatments in the treading pool, as well as in the arm and face basins. Additionally, cozy seating areas invite you to relax, while listening to the soothing murmur of the Frötsch stream and recharging your energy.

Dogs are not allowed in the facility. Children may enter the Kneipp facility only when accompanied by an adult.

The iron spring of Bad Ratzes was one of two significant healing springs in the area, alongside the sulfur spring, which has currently dried up. Both springs played an important role in the past in the healing treatments offered in Bad Ratzes. Bad Ratzes was built around 1723 by the young surgeon and bath attendant Anton Schedler and opened as a spa facility. The spa operations were first interrupted during World War I. The spa was permanently closed in 1938, shortly before the outbreak of World War II. Since the early 1950s, Bad Ratzes has been operated exclusively as a hotel.

In contrast to the sulfur spring, known for its typical smell, the iron spring was characterized by its iron-rich taste. The iron in the water comes from the geological composition of the area: the water flows through iron-rich rock layers, where it becomes enriched with this element and is thus classified as sulfate-, iron-, and lightly mineral-rich water. The water here emerges at a
temperature of about 6.5°C. This iron spring was almost completely buried by a rockslide at the turn of the millennium and was recaptured by the Office of Nature in 2024 and brought near the Kneipp facility in Ratzes.

Kneipp cures are helpful for blood circulation and relax body, mind and soul. On the new Kneipp facility in Montagna you can enjoy peaceful moments, far away from the daily routine and stress.

Refresh yourself and boost your well-being in the natural recreation area “Schneider Waldile” in Colle/Pichl. Experience barefoot walking, Kneipp hydrotherapy, and invigorating arm, knee, and face rinses – a healthy and fun activity for all ages. A small playground invites children to play. A quiet, natural place to relax.

Kneipp Facility in the Water Park Luttach/Lutago – Relax in nature!

A place of relaxation is the Kneipp facility in the Water Park Luttach/Lutago. Nestled in a park landscape, a Kneipp course invites visitors to experience various water applications. This is complemented by a barefoot path. Afterward, you can relax and unwind on the rustic carved themed benches or the relaxation loungers.

Kneipp Facility on the Leonardi Path in St. Jakob/S. Giacomo – Relaxation with spring water!

The Kneipp facility on the Leonardi Path in St. Jakob/S. Giacomo is located on the Bühel. It is small but lovely, and the spring water-filled basin offers soothing relaxation. Try the so-called “Stork Walk,” where you alternate lifting one foot completely out of the water with each step. For a quick refresh, the Kneipp facility also offers the option to take an arm bath instead of a foot bath. Simply dip your arms, bent at the elbows, completely under the water for a few seconds. This positively impacts blood pressure, circulation, and blood flow.

The Piz La Ila Active Park is suitable for the whole family with games and activities for children and adults.

In the Piz La Ila Movimënt park, easily accessible by the cable car from La Villa to Piz La Ila, you will find just the right balance between physical effort and peace of mind. There are areas dedicated to sports and entertainment combined with relaxation and reflexology areas, you will not want to leave this delightful plateau of Alta Badia.

Then there is the area set up to prepare for the winter season, where you can run between the posts and use the fitness equipment to strengthen your legs and abs.

In the middle of the park there is a slackline zone, a game of balance that is catching on all over the world, with varying degrees of difficulty and height.

At Piz La Ila Active Park you can't miss the large relaxation area with a small lake and a waterfall as well as Kneipp reflexology paths. Relax and listen to the nature that is all round the Movimënt park.

From the Piz La Ila park you can quickly and easily reach the other Movimënt parks at Piz Sorega on foot or by e-bike.

The iron spring of Bad Ratzes was one of two significant healing springs in the area, alongside the sulfur spring, which has currently dried up. Both springs played an important role in the past in the healing treatments offered in Bad Ratzes. Bad Ratzes was built around 1723 by the young surgeon and bath attendant Anton Schedler and opened as a spa facility. The spa operations were first interrupted during World War I. The spa was permanently closed in 1938, shortly before the outbreak of World War II. Since the early 1950s, Bad Ratzes has been operated exclusively as a hotel.

In contrast to the sulfur spring, known for its typical smell, the iron spring was characterized by its iron-rich taste. The iron in the water comes from the geological composition of the area: the water flows through iron-rich rock layers, where it becomes enriched with this element and is thus classified as sulfate-, iron-, and lightly mineral-rich water. The water here emerges at a
temperature of about 6.5°C. This iron spring was almost completely buried by a rockslide at the turn of the millennium and was recaptured by the Office of Nature in 2024 and brought near the Kneipp facility in Ratzes.

In Rasun-Rasen in the Valle Anterselva-Antholzertal awaits you a fantastic adventure park where the main focus is on the theme of water. The Wasserwaldile consists of a variety of play elements and fosters creativity among children. Along a water course, you can feel and experience the wet element up close and let the freshness of the water have its effect. A small stream can be crossed on “wiggly bridges” by balancing on wooden discs. This requires a great deal of both skill and concentration. The two banks of the stream are also connected by means of stepping stones. In a separate water play area, new water connections can be constructed in open wooden water pipes. Assistance can be provided, in turn, by natural materials such as sticks and rocks, but also wooden water wheels and water seesaws.