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Mmmmmmm ... so tasty. Speck ham, Kaminwurz sausages and smoked meats by Raich: typically South Tyrol, produced with traditional processes and according to traditional family recipes. Visit us in our shops in Scena and Lagundo.

The church, mentioned for the first time in a letter of indulgence from 1338, has a neo-gothic winged altarpiece with beautiful figures (including the patron saint of St. Nikolaus), two neo-Romanesque side altars and 18th-century paintings. The crucifix on the triumphal arch dates from the 17th century. Around 1900, the Val Gardena carver Josef Senoner made today's church door. Their two wings represent the awarding of the key power to St. Peter. The glass windows on the front of the presbytery show St. Notburga with sickle and St. Cecilia with lyre.

Like the village of Tablà, Stava was also a separate municipality in the past. In 1928 the village was joined with the municipality of Naturno. Today Stava has around 360 inhabitants. Even in the Middle Ages Stava was renowned for its hospitality. There was even a health resort in the "Bad Kochenmoos" inn which provided hospitality to illustrious guests taking a break from the exertions of their travels.

Football field, 400 m plastic sheet (athletics) with all the jumping and throwing facilities

Near the picturesque locality of Proves/Proveis, the new Provi Snowpark is a hit with the entire family. Discover the Provi Snowpark with your family and let the kids try the new transporter belt, purposely designed for them. Total family fun is assured with rubber tubes, toboggans, bobsleighs and conventional skis.

Our pastor, Mr. Florian Pitschl, is pleased to meet you for consultation at the parish office.
(Every monday and friday or at an arranged time)

The sports field is located in the Gargazzone/Gargazon, further there are also tennis courts.

The sports field is located in the center of Burgstall, further there are also tennis courts.

This castle dates from before 1300 and was once the home of the Lords of Partschins/Parcines. It is now the Castle Vineyard of Baron Sigmund von Kripp and his family. It is possible to visit the wine cellar and inner courtyard during weekly wine tasting events held every Thursday.

The interios cannot be visited.

Shopping at Prunner’s at the center of Scena: books, rucksacks, wines, toys, newspapers, magazines and much else.

The society„Sunshine Racers A.S.V. Nals“ was founded on 1996 of enthusiastic cyclists. Already after the first year the committee decided to support the young cyclists. The committee and the carers sacrifice countless hours, days, weeks and take care of all interests of young cyclists on a voluntary basis. Over the years, the number of members has grown to 170 athletic cyclists. Almost half of them are not yet of age. The Nalser Club offers something for all ages. The children and young people have the opportunity to learn how to cycle on the ground and on the road. Special attention is given to traffic education.

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The sports field is located in the center of Cermes/Tscherms, further there are also tennis courts.

This ruin overlooking Merano’s old town, the name of which translates to Gunpowder Tower, is located on the Tappeiner Promenade. In the sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries, the building served as a depository for gunpowder

In the lower part of the village of Marling is the sports zone, which was renovated in 2009. A skate park, football pitches, beach volleyball, badminton and tennis courts are all available. The facilities can be reserved in the sports zone’s café (0039 0473 449777).

La funivia Unterstell si trova a pochi metri dalla “Via Alta di Merano.” In 10 minuti sale da 550m ad un’altezza di 1300m. Come in un sogno, poter iniziare l’escursione belli e freschi senza la fatica della salita. Piu di una dozzina di mete con posti di ristoro incantevoli aspettano di essere visitati. Ideale per famiglie con bimbi piccoli.

Since the second century, there is a church on the hill in S. Valburga / St. Walburg. It is believed that their location dates back to an even earlier sanctuary. The tower and apse are Romanesque in style and date back to the 12th century. At the end of the 15th century, the windows were raised and equipped with pointed arches, which enlarged the formerly round apse and transformed it into a Gothic presbytery. In 1840 the nave was extended, in 1867 the bells were renewed. The high altarpiece represents Saint Walburg, the two side altars are dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary. Above the bow you can see a painting by Peter Fellin from Meran. From the same painter are also the murals of the patron saint of St. Walburg and those of her uncle, St. Boniface. Legend has it that the church has been relocated to the center of the village time and time again, but Saint Walburg has always returned to its hilltop location.

South Tyrol is a genuine paradise for cyclists. Be it leisure bikes, racing bikes or mountain bikes, there is something to suit everyone here. Don't have your own bike with you? No problem! There are plenty of possibilities for hiring racing bikes, mountain bikes and e-bikes.

This church was first mentioned in a document in 1264 and rebuilt in late Gothic style in 1502. It is worth mentioning some marble sculptures and mural paintings as well as a wooden sculpture by the famous artist Jörg Lederer from Kaufbeuren.

Where today the neo-gothic church of S. Pancrazio stands, used to be the oldest church of the Ultental Valley. The remains of the old long house walls are still preserved. The church was rebuilt in 1338, and in the second half of the 15th century the choir and the vaulting of the nave were built. Around 1890, the Baroque interior was replaced by a Gothic Revival interior.

The tower clock with richly painted dials and the holy figures on the church doors are particularly worth seeing. The pointed arch portal adorns the neo-gothic carvings of Blasius Mayrhofer, a native of Ultental Valley. Look out for the impressive high altar dedicated to the patron saint of S. Pancrazio and the Gothic 15th century Madonna on the right side altar.

The water of the Bad Überwasser was formerly mainly recommended for baths against anemia, weakness, arthropathy and so on. In 2009 it was analytically proven that the water is bacteriologically pure. Compared to drinking water, however, it has increased levels of iron and manganese.

Shopping at Prunner’s at the center of Scena: dirndls and traditional fashion, hiking fashion and much else.

Guided E-Biking Tours of the Merano Area

Join us for a guided e-bike tour along the peaceful and scenic country roads near Merano. We cycle along romantic cycle paths with a local travel guide and get to know the country and the people. Our hosts are insider’s tips in Merano and surroundings.

We will stop off at traditional alpine farms, sampling local specialties and wines along the way. You will hear intriguing stories about the good old days and enjoy an in-depth experience of South Tyrolean culture.

We will have a look behind the scenes and take the opportunity to talk to our hosts and producers. You will take an active part in their everyday life and listen to their exciting stories.

Far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life we will spend a wonderful day with friendly people enjoying the picturesque nature scenery that South Tyrol offers.

The tour takes place in German, but is also translated on request by our guide in English.

The ten Spronser lakes, the largest collection of lakes in the high alpine region, can be found to the north west of Tirolo, at the heart of the Texel group of mountains at around 2,500 metres above sea level. These enchanting mountain lakes form one of the most beautiful and significant groups of lakes in South Tyrol, with the Langsee lake, at 1 km long and almost 300 metres wide, also being one of the largest in the country.

The most beautiful group of mountain lakes in South Tyrol is so high that even in summer there is often snow on their shores. The Spronser lakes supply a large part of the city of Merano and its surroundings with water. The flora and fauna at this altitude are also noteworthy and absolutely fascinating.

On the 40,000 m² SportZone in Bolzano road there is a six-lane athletics track, football pitches, a smaller training pitch, two beach volleyball fields, a skate park, a Boulder tower and a grenade launcher.

Proveiser Bergladele is a traditional grocery store in the village center of Proveis. In addition to everyday food, you will get delicious South Tyrolean or Nonsberg specialties, exquisite home-made products and all sorts of handmade souvenirs.

Rauch – The grocer's in Nalles:

The local shop with a rich assortment of Italian specialties, as well as typical South Tyrolean products. The own brand “Amarosa” convinces with its own fine rose liqueur and the handmade chocolate of roses and pieces of apples: https://www.amarosa.it/

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A Reputable Mountain Institution: The San Vigilio Ski Club

The Ski Club at San Vigilio has been running since 1948 and every year it organises with new energy and vigour the much loved Christmas ski course for children. The ski instructors and club members voluntarily give up their time and energy to make sure the Saturday ski course is a success and to organise the sporting events at the resort during the winter season.

President: Klaus Mulser
Angerweg 7 • 39011 Lana • Mobil +39 338 2247964 oder Mobil +39 345 3260000