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Would you like to play beach volleyball and dive about in the sand like the pros?

Here in Dorf Tirol/Tirolo we can make your wish come true! Our beach volleyball center with its 3 pitches, which are also equipped with floodlights, is situated against a backdrop of breathtaking panoramic scenery. Fun is absolutely guaranteed thanks to the wonderful location on the outskirts of the village, and the excellent quality of both the sand and the entire facility.

Mountaincart: 3.5 km fun for the whole family!

Cart with cablecar:

Cart (only downhill):

Children under 1.25 m tall are not allowed to ride alone!
Children under 14 years of age are only allowed to use it in the presence of an adult supervisor!

The church was built during the 12th Century and is the oldest monument in Scena. It was constructed according to the Carolingian measurements, has two naves with one round apses each and two central octagon pillars. Previously, in both apses, there was an altar, one of which was consecrated to Saint Martin. For safety reasons, this late-Gothic altar, originating from the 16th Century, was transferred into the old parish church. After a number of small changes, the church received its current shape in 1922, as the Italian Department for Monuments intended to put an emphasis on the Roman monuments in South Tyrol. Today, the church is used as a commemoration chapel for the dead.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

A walk-in cube is being created at the spot where the Timmelsjoch road crosses the ancient trail that leads from Zwieselstein to Moos im Passeier. It transports you to a world of adventure and danger, the world of the smugglers and their ancient route over the Timmelsjoch.

Discover all about…

…the century-old tradition of smuggling.
…the fear and terror instilled by the mountains.
…the intrepid basket-bearing Kraxenträger.

Fishing in this area of water il only permitted with a valid fishing license (type B for Italian citizens and type D for guests) and a fishing card.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

Bad Überwasser stands for tradition and health since 1876 (spa and nature oasis, mineral water tastings)

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

High up on a sunny slope, at 1,640 m a.s.l., is the small St. Moritz Kirche church. The Crusaders probably rested here, while on their way to the Val Venosta/Vinschgau Valley. Later, it served as a hospice for Church travelers on pilgrimages to Rome. Today, the St. Moritz Kirche is a popular hiking destination. Cultural fans, in particular, are attracted to views of the impressive fescoes from the 15th century. Also note the pointed arch portal, rebuilt in the late Gothic period, decorated with a simple stucco vault from the 17th century and the main altar with a picture of St. Moritz.

The Church of St. Oswald in Pawigl near Lana was built in the Middle Ages. The nave walls of the Church of St. Vigilius date from this time, which once marked the most northerly point of the diocese of Trento, and which was painted in the second half of the 14th century with important early Gothic frescoes that are still well preserved today. It was built in the 13th century and extensively renovated in 1876.

Holy Mass:
Sunday at 8.30 in german language

Ultner Bread is a pleasure without remorse, crispy and tasty it complements our daily food offer.

We bake with passion according to the craftsmanship tradition
Building on the knowledge of our ancestors, we use the latest knowledge to bake the best in the most natural way. For generations, the breeding of one's own natural sourdough without any additives has been paramount. Our grain "Everything stays in it" - Organic & Whole Value Guarantee.

Best quality starts with the selection of ingredients!
We grind the best organic grain just before baking in our own stone mill. We don't take anything away and we don't add anything.

All valuable grain salizes are preserved - special water - crystal salt

Everything for gourmets
Speck - cheese - wine - spirits - salami - meat - delicacies - pasta

The Pass Museum on the North Tyrolean side juts out like an erratic boulder into the South Tyrolean side, underlining the cross-border nature of the Timmelsjoch Experience. The "Ice Cave" inside the museum pays tribute to the pioneers of the High Alpine Road and their remarkable accomplishment.

Discover all about: the history of the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road, the name Timmelsjoch, a brooch dating back to the pre-Christian era.

Free admission

Opening hours: end of May until the end of October (when the Timmelsjoch road is open to traffic) · daily 7 am-8 pm

The church, mentioned as far back as 1332, with its flat ceiling was increased in height in the late Gothic period and lengthened by the chancel with ribbed vaults above short round pillars and pointed corbels. The church was rededicated in 1472. The small tower that was built from hewn stone at the same time as the chancel remained incomplete and was later finished in brick.

In 1900 the church was extensively renovated. There is a large painting on the façade at the top of which the earlier, lower gable can be seen. In addition there is a broad border with small bust portraits in quatrefoils. On the southern side is the sundial which bears the date 1537. Inside there are traces of gilded frescoes from the early 15th century. The winged shrine with ancient sculptures is of the Schnatterpeck school.

St. Rupert’s Church was most recently renovated in 2007/08, and the altar dedication took place on 21st September 2008.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

In the heart of the historical center of Lana You will find a particular shop. In this special atmosphere terms like causal and lifestyle are interpreted in a new way.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

Swings, slides, climbing or sand castles... our younger guests are welcome to find varied possibilities to have fun!

The Thalguterhaus is located in the city center, right next to the church.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.

Churches that are dedicated to St. Peter are usually very old churches. For this reason it comes as no surprise that a Church of St. Peter was mentioned in the parish archive as long ago as 1305. The church of St. Peter in Mitterlana was built in its present form in 1680.

The church features elements of the Renaissance and Baroque periods in both its structure and elaborate furnishings. Alterations, renovations and additions took place between 1770 and 1776, in 1836, 1860, 1901/02 and in 1986.

South Tyrolean bread and pastriesinorganic quality.

Located on the left bank of the Adige River in the direction of Val Venosta (Vinschgau) valley, there is an accumulation of rubble from Plars. The villages of Plars di Mezzo (Mitterplars) and Plars di Sopra (Oberplars) are found here, as well as the beautiful Late Gothic Church Sant'Ulrico, surrounded by orchards and vineyards. The church was first documented in 1493, although it was most likely built even earlier. At the time, the church belonged to the Bavarian monastery of St. Mang in Füssen. The external frescoes on the southern side of the church are particularly worth visiting.

The fountain is accessible free of charge. Here it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

Nature is our most important asset! Crystal clear fresh spring water directly from the mountain is a special feature and a precious resource.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem.