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Cakes and pastries for every occasion. From Germzopf to wedding cake - all our desserts are made in the traditional way.

In addition to the existing Nature Park House in Truden, an information point for the Trudner Horn Nature Park was opened in Gfrill (Salurn) in 2014. Right next to the car park, visitors will find the most important information about  Gfrill, interesting facts about water and hiking suggestions in the southern part of the Trudner Horn Nature Park. Special attention is also paid to the wetlands, birdlife and amphibians of the nature park.

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Master Jeans - Master Key - Master3Tre: 3 fashion stores in the center of Egna!

Men's and Women's Clothing - Jeans - Shoes - Accessories

In our 3 stores in Egna, we have been offering our customers a selection of national and international designers and brands for many years. Fashion for men and women, the latest fashion trends, casual outfits, sportswear, but also elegant and evening wear.

Expertise, passion, and quality products are our strengths.

Some of our brands:
Peuterey - Jacob Cohen - Alberto Aspesi - Colmar - Diesel - Santoni - Valsport - Quarzovivo - Dondup+

  

Seeschlössl: this romantic house is situated on the west bank of the large Montiggl Lake. History: Josef von Zastrow, who came from Germany and also owned Aichberg, in 1888, built it. At this time he also owned both the lakes. In 1902 the village of Eppan took over both lakes. Architectural style: the whole building is very pleasing and blends in well with the scenery. The style is middle Aged, the windows have pointed arches and the gables have a staircase form finish. The painter Max Sparer from Tramin often painted this house. Walking: as soon as you get to know the two Montiggler Lakes, it is no problem to find this beautiful house. Walks through the Spring Valley and round the large lake take you past this house

The parish church of Pochi is dedicated to Sant'Orsola. The church was built in romanesque style in the 14th century, the church spire dates from this period. The gothic chancel was built in the 15th century.

 

The wonder of walking! So much has already been written and said about the marvel of walking and if you're a hiker, you already know what we mean. Walking grounds you and keeps you gently connected with nature. The pace is just right and leaves space for your thoughts; it also gives you the chance to observe details in nature and make necessary life adjustments.

One of the seven nature parks in South Tyrol is the Trudner Horn/ Monte Corno Nature Park. It covers an area of 6,851 hectares and includes the municipalities of Truden/Trodena, Altrei/Anterivo, Montan/Montagna, Neumarkt/Egna, and Salorno/Salurn. It is bordered to the north by the foothills of the Val di Fiemme, to the southeast by the Val Cembra, and to the west by the Adige Valley between Neumarkt and the Salorno hermitage. It owes its name to the 1,781-meter-high Trudner Horn, a mountain of the Fiemme valley Alps. Due to its location and the sub-Mediterranean climate zone, the protected area offers the most species-rich flora and fauna of all South Tyrolean nature parks.

An interesting natural appearance in Entiklar is the legendary rain stone at the wine road, a rock face dripping water with many tuff and sinter formations. It is said that a weeping princess is on the inside of this stone and she appears once every 100 years in order to be redeemed and to richly reward her saviour.

Unique taste, made according to old traditional recipes. Up to 30 types of bread cross our counters every day. Breads, biscuits, pastries, Danish pastries and local bread specialities such as Breatl, Krapfl and much more.

Newspapers and magazines, beachwear, foodstuff and beverages.   .

The Klösterle in St. Florian/St. Floriano was built in the 13th century as a pilgrims' hospice and offered accommodation to many travelers in the past because of its strategic location, 25 km (one day's walk) from Trento and Bolzano/Bozen. It is one of the few hospices of this type still completely preserved in Europe. It is believed that the famous painter Albrecht Dürer, on his first trip to Italy, sought a place to stay in the Klösterle because of flooding. The well-preserved unique art monument, in Romanesque style, is accessible to visitors via the Dürer path. During the summer months, events such as concerts and plays are staged there.

The small but fine organic shop in the centre of Neumarkt. Here you will find a full range of organic products, from fresh produce to dry goods and natural cosmetics. In the summer and autumn months, we offer a large selection of vegetables from our own Demeter farm in Fennberg. Since 1996, the right address for nature and environmentally conscious people.

The new Kneipp facility in Cauria, near Salorno, offers peaceful moments far away from the daily routine and stress. Relax body, mind and soul exercising the different Kneipp techniques.

The sports facility St. Pauls includes a soccer field and 2 tennis fields. It was built in 1996.

The unique bread from the South Tyrolean Unterland/Bassa Atesina - for 5 generations.
Unmistakable taste, made according to old traditional recipes, baked in a long-established artisan's business in the center of Montan/Montagna. We sell up to 30 types of bread every day. Breads, biscuits, pastries, Danish pastries and local bread specialities such as "Breatl", "Krapfl" and many more. Another shop is located in Neumarkt/Egna.

The parish church of Cauria is dedicated to Santa Margherita. It was built in the 13th century and rebuilt in gothic style.

 

 

The sports field in the wood of Montiggl was renovated in 2003. It includes 4 soccer fields, 7 tennis fields and 2 boccia lanes and 2 beachvolleyball fields.

 

Our company was founded in 1956, when Josef Mayer began his work as an independent painter.

In the 1980s both his sons Bernhard and Andreas joined his company.

In 1995 the office moved from St. Pauls | Eppan to the industrial zone Pillhof at Frangart | Eppan and the name changed into "Mayer Maler OHG".

Here you find everything about skiing, tennis and golf.There is also a personal, professional and competent advice.

The rectory, a baroque building and former Vilas residence, was owned by the Lutterotti family in 1741. In 1858 it was acquired by the municipality to house the school and the parish office. The windows and the entrance portal of the three-storey building have stone surrounds, and the attic has nine ox eyes. Inside, there are numerous stucco-decorated rooms and delicate wrought-iron balustrades. The 17th century chapel was originally dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Joseph and St. Anthony of Padua.

Games and leisure Pernstich Gregor:

On 2 floors: 1000 and more ways to have fun.

"The Sleeping Giant"local recreation area in Neumarkt/Egna. The "The Sleeping Giant" park is a local recreation area with an area of 8 hectares, equipped with a playground for children, a relaxation area for adults, picnic space, and a pond for fishermen. A giant is located in the middle of the park, arranged for children to climb on. Adults can relax on several hammocks, park benches, and sunbeds. The recreation area is located near the Trodena River, a "sleeping giant" because of its calm flow but, once "awakened," it can get really dangerous.

Time table:

1191 First mention of a priest Nolpertus

1211 First mention of the parish as plebs Caldari

15th century Late Gothic hall building

1498 Winged altar by Hans Klockner

1791 Demolition of the Old parish Church

1792/93 New construction of the parish church - frescoes by Joseph Schöpf

1793 Sanctification of the parish church

1899/1900 Restoration by Steiner to Felsburg

2002/2004 Restoration of the parish church: complete reconstruction of the church roof, entire interior restoration by Gebr. Zingerle, renovation of the lighting and loudspeaker system, restoration of the high altar.

The high altar of  Teodor Benedetti (around 1740), the high altar of Michelangelo Unterberger (1744) and the ceiling painting by Joseph Schöpf (1792/93) are especially worth seeing .

Source: parish office Kaltern

The parish church of Montan/Montagna is dedicated to St. Bartholomew. The majestic façade of the church fits perfectly into the picturesque village-scape. The neo-Romanesque broad front is impressive. The tower, which dates back to the 12th / 13th century, is the oldest part of the church. The church owes its present form to a new building constructed in the 19th century (1875-1881). A special piece of equipment of the parish church is the pulpit, whose openwork sandstone tracery forms the year 1489.

A toy store, as you want it! ... A world of dreams and desires ... ... what a world - of fantastic games for young and old ... ... a world to feel good ...

The parish church of St. Florian/St. Floriano on the old imperial road north of Laag/Laghetti was first mentioned in 1189, but it dates back to around 1145. The lower part of the nave dates from the time of its first mention (1189). The choir with the accentuated towering choir loft replaced an older end in the 13th century. The church of St. Florian is a unique artistic monument. In the nave, the old Romanesque building form is still preserved. Later, an elevated transverse square was attached to this nave, which was probably intended as a domed building. A round apse was attached to it in the 12th century, the exterior decoration of which features beautiful pilaster strips and a round arch frieze with various sculptures worth seeing. From 2005 to 2008, the church was restored from the ground up. The outside area around the church was also redesigned and a parking lot was built. On May 03, 2008, the church of St. Florian was consecrated by Bishop Wilhelm Egger.

The agricultural business Noàl is a biological shop for herbs, soap...

The parish church is dedicated to S. Andrea. It was mentioned first in 1215. The church was built in baroque style of sacred architecture. On the front you can see statues of the Saints Pietro and Paolo, Andrea and Nicolò and Mary.

 

The Gothic church of St. Peter, built in the 16th century, is located at the southern entrance to the village of Auer/Ora, next to the local cemetery. In past times, it was the most important church of the surrounding villages and is situated in a pit about 5 meters deep and was often inaccessible due to flooding of the nearby Rio Nero stream. It had to be uncovered again and again and was finally protected by a stone wall. Today, after restoration work in the 1970s, the church is open to the public for Holy Masses and celebrations and houses the oldest organ in South Tyrol that can still be played. It was built in 1599 by the organ builder Hans Schwarzenbach.

Large estate building on an L-shaped plan, surrounded by a walled enclosure. The original medieval core, realised in the 13th century, was extended in the early 17th century. Its alternative name, the “Pottaschenhof [potash farm]”, refers to the potash once produced here that was used for laundry purposes.