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Your point of sale for cigeretts, newspapers, magazines and postcards in Reischach.
The project “Respect the mountains” aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are potable water and waste prevention.
The project “Respect the mountains” aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are potable water and waste prevention.
The origin of the church Saint Egidio in Mittelolang date back to the period of the High Middleage. According to an ancient parchmen Viktor Gatterer discovered at the beginning of XIX Century in the parish archive of Niederolang, the church could have be consacrated on the 1st September 1138 by the bischof of Briexn Rembert to the Holy Trinity, the Victorious Cross and to the disciple Egidio. One of the fourteen aukiliary saints, Egidio was evoked from shepherd and hunters to be wokshipped as patron saint of livestock and plauge.
Rental, Service, Depot
Valley station skilift Riepen Antholz Mittertal
- Ski Alpine, touring, sleds, freeski and snowboard rental
- Heated Skidepot and Minilockers with phone-charging station
- Skiservice with free subsitute skis
From December to beginning of March, the kids park in Pfalzen invites you to play and run in the snow. With the sled, the skates or on the snow tubing lane, fun is guaranteed. A short 120 m track, suitable for children, with a magic carpet allows beginners with skis to make the first turns on the snow. The toboggan run or bobsleigh is illuminated and the ice rink is the ideal meeting point for those who want to have fun on the ice. If you want to take a walk with your family, just follow one of the beautiful hiking trails that lead directly from the park in the middle of the winter landscape.
The project “Respect the mountains” aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are potable water and waste prevention.
The family Bachmann from Anterselva di Mezzo - Antholz Mittertal creat wonderful pecies in wood.
The Earth Pyramids in Percha - Several hundred years ago there was a landslide caused by a storm, which cut off the existing cart track between the Thalerhof and Aschbach. It would have been easy to fill in the gap with earth, but nobody did it, as the route was not an important one. In 1882 there was again a great storm, and a large trench formed. Through repeated flooding and washing out of the side slopes, these loamy pillar structures remained standing where the heavier stones lay. The earth pyramids change constantly, and new pillars form all the time, especially in winter and spring. The erosion area is situated at a height of 1550 to 1750 meters above sea level and is the most significant incidence of earth pyramids in the Puster Valley, particularly because of the many different sizes of formation.
The project “Respect the mountains” aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are potable water and waste prevention.
The mtb area in the anterselva valley
"Are you searching a change to cycling? The true bike adventure begins by mountain biking in the Anterselva Valley! "
Both children and adults will enjoy the new MTB area behind the fish pond in Anterselva di Sotto. 3 downhill tracks with different degrees of difficulty and a pumptrack for children awaits you.
This is a great and sporty holiday activity for the whole family. Spend a day together outside in the nature!
The fire helmet collection at the helmet museum in Gais is unique worldwide: over 700 splendid fire helmets from all over the world are on show in a museum covering 200 sq. m. The exhibits include, among other things, collector's items made from leather, steel and brass, helmets from Egypt, Thailand, Guatemala, New York and a multitude of other helmets from many different countries. The French helmets, which are made of metal, are especially elaborate, often being decorated with feathers.
Visits only on request by phone!
The lake Issinger Weiher – more than just water! The lake Issinger Weiher is one of the last pond biotopes in South Tyrol. Our bathers thoroughly enjoy the intense experience of nature in a still healing atmosphere. To bath, sunbath and relax in such an intact nature, you can consider it as a privilege.
Mirrors - Glass - Picture Frames - Poster - Diverse glass products - Sand blasting - Clocks
Adventure, freedom and fun in close contact with mountain nature and in the company of Siberian huskies. These are the ingredients of sleddog. A sleigh pulled by a team of dogs will accompany couples and families, adults and children (from 3 years of age) through the magical landscape of the Nature Park Puez-Odle with an expert guide. For them it will be an opportunity to push themselves along the Passo delle Erbe (Antermoia), glide through the snow at the foot of the Sasso Putia, flanking the ascents and descents with the sparkling air that blushes the face and the fairytale atmosphere that conquers.
At the edge of the forest of Valdaora, a little above the village, lies a special place. One that makes children's hearts beat faster and parents spend relaxing moments.
The Kids Area Panorama is a real snow paradise for children.
Three magic carpets, a children's ski slope, a toboggan run, a tubing slope and a ice skating rink ensure lots of fun and a fun time out in the snow.
Tubes, toboggans, Swiss Bobs and sliding boards can be rented directly at the Kids Area and are included in the entry price! Skates can also be rented and are free for owners of the South Tyrol Guest Pass.
At the facility, which is specially designed for families, little ski novices can also gain their first experience on the slopes. Qualified ski instructors offer lessons and playfully teach the little ones their first skillful turns.
A great place to spend a few hours of family time without much effort - toboggans and slides can be rented on site - and a good alternative when the weather up on the mountain isn't just perfect.
The so-called “Loathna-Kofel” near the village of Sankt Lorenzen was already inhabited in the Iron Age. Today there are climb climbers, who train and are already trained in the 26 in part exigent and light craning routes.
2 routes till 5a, 6 routes till 6a, 10 routes till 6c, 12 routes till 7b, 1 route till 8a
Welcome to the zoo of lights.
12 corten steel screens in the shape of the mountain peaks of our Dolomites, create an interactive light course and make the wildlife of the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park come alive in a very special way.
Horse drwan sleigh rides at Anterselva di Mezzo / Antholz Mittertal; 10 places
The new restored chapel “Unsere liebe Frau im Stöckl” was built in the year 1621 and enlarged in the year 1644. It was built totally new in the year 1680.
Equipped with several obstacles, the skatepark in the sports zone in St. Sigmund/San Sigismondo is a nice place for skateboarders. There is a beach volleyball field, benches with tables and a big parking lot.
The project “Respect the mountains” aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are potable water and waste prevention.
The project “Respect the mountains” aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are potable water and waste prevention.
Relax with golf. Going from hole to hole, anxious to hit the ball correctly – it really is one of life's great compensations. Almost no other sport is more relaxing than golf.
From mid December to mid-March, the little ski tow offers the best snow conditions, a excellently prepared slope. The 1.600m long slope is perfect for children and beginners.
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The project “Respect the mountains” aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are potable water and waste prevention.
Val Pusteria Golf Club is nestled at the foot of Plan de Corones/Kronplatz Mountain, directly adjacent to Reiperting Sports Park in Riscone/Reischach – only 2 km from Brunico/Bruneck
Holes: 9 Par: 33 height: 930 m; open daily from April to November.
For a long time, the entire religious life of the valley revolved around the church of La Pli/Pieve Marebbe. Once the most important house of prayer in the valley, records state that since the appointment of one Marquardus as the first pastor in 1214, Marebbe has always had its own resident pastor. Records dating back to 1347 list the church as the "parish church of the Virgin Mary of Marebbe".
Today, it is a grand four-naved Baroque church with a particularly beautiful wooden high altar, skilfully carved in Renaissance style in 1636 – at a time when the Black Death raged through the valleys. The centre features a statue of St. Mary of Graces. Both for the population of the Badia valley and many pilgrims from the Pusteria valley, this picturesque temple remains a well-loved and much-visited place of pilgrimage.
