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Historic inn on the northeast side of the main square, formerly also known as the Gasthof Post as horses
would be changed here. In its present form the three-storey Renaissance building dates back to the

early 16th century, as indicated by the outside staircase, double-arched window with rosettes, stone-
framed rectangular windows and stucco ceilings.

 In the sports area called Rio Nero ther is a big children's playground.

The perfect combination of history, culture and modern comfort. Talking about Paschbach Castle, one might at first remember the name of one of the greatest pianists of the last century: Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, who was the co-founder of the Busoni piano contest. Michelangeli lived for many years in the castle and played the piano, which can still be seen here today. A mansion for its noble owners, Paschbach Castle is today a friendly, family-owned b&b. With its beautiful castle grounds, surrounded by the fruit orchards and vineyards of Appiano sulla Strada del Vino, the b&b offers the modern lord and lady of the castle stunning views and a sense of grandeur. The heart of the imposing structure is the "Tower of Paschway" dating back to the first half of the 13th century in which is situated a magnificent gothic stube. The complete complex of buildings is surrounded by ring walls with battlements. The castle is an ideal starting point for numerous excursions and leisure time activities. Only a few steps away you will find the Golfclub Freudenstein with training ground and golf academy. Even the well known Caldaro Lake and the Lake of Monticolo, which you can reach in only a few minutes.

Kaltern counts many different places that are especially reserved for children to play. The play area in the district of Pianizza di Sopra offers many different plays and attractions for the little ones: indeed, kids will find swings as well as a climbing frame, a table tennis and much more. 

Opening hours: open out of the kindergarten time.

Majestic estate house with imposing residential quarters and adjacent farm wing to the west. Originally owned by the Wohlgemuth family from Planitzing. In 1874 it was acquired by Josef Malfèr and rebuilt.

The front garden and staircase date from this time.

The property was acquired in the interwar years by the merchant Daniel Graiff.

You have chosen to reshape your garden , but do not know how?

Here you will find a large selection of room and outdoor plants and floreale creations.

Harmony, creativity and functionality go beyond.

Fides means trust. Nothing is more valuable than that. It is the reason why we take our job very seriously. With dedication and passion, we focus on what we do best: creating spaces for our customers that make them feel comfortable and foster their productivity. Spaces where light, colour and materials with high technical functionality become a complete entity. Interior design at its best.

Italian design for local art as well as accessoirs for home and living, jewellery and gift items.

Franceschini TV is a family-run business with over 50 years of experience in the field of televisions, antenna systems, audio systems, music systems and projectors, and also operates its own workshop for repairs to appliances and systems in its sector. In addition to providing expert purchasing advice, the company also focuses on customer support and appliance maintenance. Franceschini TV also sells large and small electrical appliances from leading brands.
 
The digital MONNI CARD voucher can be redeemed here.

The St. George church in Graun/Corona stems from the 14th century. The tower is decorated with a newly restored fresco of St. Chritopher.

The beautiful building "In der Titschen" had been an inn since the 16th century and also served as a seat for court meetings until the middle of the 18th century. Here the minutes of the various sections into which the social life of the village was divided were written and offices and tasks were periodically distributed. With the takeover by the Venetian Counts Zenobio, the importance of the inn declined, as the court seat was moved to Mitterdorf.

The idyllic village center of Ora is located 300 meters from the Adige cycle path and not far from the Val di Fiemme railroad line. There is a free charging point for e-bikes and a bike repair station right in the center of Ora, directly in front of the Castelfeder tourism cooperative. The charging point is located directly on the main square, which is just the right place for a refreshment break or a hot meal in a restaurant in the center amidst a magnificent backdrop in the south of South Tyrol.

The “Schwarzer Adler'' Inn dates back to the 15th century. It was the largest and most solid inn in Salorno/Salurn, located at the most important crossroads of the time. It was equipped with a parlour that exerted great attraction on passers-by and villagers and knew how to maintain itself as an inn best and longest. This large inn, once owned by various noble families, later fell to merchants and the bourgeoisie and was eventually divided among various owners: in 1500 it was the Rölls, 1600-1680 the Lansers, between 1680 and 1700 Andrä Nagele, who sold his property to Peter Tolloy, who in turn ceded it to Baron J. F. von Coret. In 1801 the inn was acquired by the Tschurtschenthaler family, who sold it in 1825 to Anton von Gelmini and Anton von Vilas. In 1833 the inn fell into the hands of the Petermair family. With the construction of the railway (1859), however, there was a drastic decline in the number of guests. From that time on, the inn's activities were almost exclusively limited to guests from the village.

Remarkable is the magnificent black eagle made of wrought iron, which has been preserved to this day in the same place above the old post road and reminds us of the old name and the centuries-old hospitality business that was practised there. The "Black Eagle" proved to be the most frequented inn in the village at that time.

Horticulture Messmer was opened in 2012. We try to pass on our many years of experience in this sector to our customers.

Our passion for the profession is your success in home and garden.

We select our plants according to strict quality criteria.  Our goal is to offer our customers fresh plants of high quality at all times. Our customers know the difference to mass-produced plants. Well-founded expert advice and numerous tips on care and design are basic requirements of our nursery. Wherever possible, we try to respond to our customers in order to meet their needs.

L’affascinante paese di Ora è circondato da vigneti che gli conferiscono il suo tipico carattere rurale. Il centro del paese è fiancheggiato da mura in pietra naturale e vicoli stretti che ricordano un labirinto, da cui il nome labirinto di vicoli. Le origini del primo insediamento risalgono all'età della pietra e ancora oggi gli edifici medievali, che conferiscono al paese il suo fascino particolare, testimoniano i tempi passati.

This imposing 3-storey Baroque building “Herrenhof” (17th century) has a façade with two rows of eleven wide windows topped by oeil-de-boeuf windows. The large round-arch portal framed with marble ashlars is noteworthy. Known as “maso Schnatterle”, the “Schnatterle farmstead” (1550-1600), it belonged first to Andreas von Fenner, then in the 17th century, to the Thun-Filippini family, before passing to the important Zenobio-Albrizzi family and finally, towards the mid-19th century, to the Noldin family.

Birthplace of the famous South Tyrolean composer and provincial director of music Sepp Thaler in the
Oberdorf quarter. Born in Auer in 1901, Thaler, who died in 1982, as a young man worked there as
choirmaster and organist. In 1922 he took over leadership of the local music band, holding the position
for 58 years. After the Second World War, in 1948 Thaler became the musical director of the Association
of South Tyrolean Music Bands and, from 1980, the Association’s honorary musical director.
Thaler composed numerous works for brass instruments and a variety of secular and sacred choral
pieces. A recipient of the Tyrolean Service Cross and other awards, the Sepp Thaler Music School and
the Sepp-Thaler-Weg in the Mitterdorf are named after him.

In 1523, the inn of Laurenz Wurnigger from Carinthia, also called Windisch, who is probably still remembered by the "Windischwald" (forest) above the village. The owner is Juliana Puphtalerin, wife of Wolfgang Canz, a country writer in Rottenburg am Neckar and in 1551 bailiff of the dominion of Bregenz. In 1554, the inn "zum Payr" was sold. Until 1611, this house was called "zum Zotten", before it was renamed "Wirthshaus An der Roten Rosen" (Inn at the Red Roses) by Georg Osterried, the caretaker of the Fuggers at Enn Castle, and in 1619 it fell to Susanna Payr of Caldiff as a debt. After several changes of ownership, Pastor Alexander Giovanelli acquired this house in 1717 and 1725. When he died in 1743, he bequeathed his entire estate to the poor, the church and the brotherhood in Montan, as well as a benefice he had founded in his home village of Carano. Property of the Resch family from 1744 to 1782, then owned by the Zuveith family until 1908. Since 1908 property of the Amplatz family.

A special feature of this house is the Gothic parlour with its richly carved beamed ceiling, which bears witness to around 500 years of living culture. Also preserved are sandstone frames on the entrance door and window, the latter with a pentagram and the year 1565.

The South Tyrolean world shops are not only sales outlets for fairly manufactured quality products, they are also places of encounter. This is also the case with the World Shop in Egna, which opened in 2011. Restored by a Colombian architect with great dedication and attention to detail, the World Shop has become a popular meeting place. It brings momentum to the village center and gives it a special, colorful touch.

The Gasthof zur Rose is located in the southern quarter of Salorno/Salurn, which is called "Gries". The first references with a description of the Gasthof "Zur Rose" go back to the year 1584.

Top quality shoes and bags by the best Italian designers. Tradition and best service at the Market Square in Kaltern.

Structure on the Kirchplatz marked by late-Gothic and Renaissance influences. Stone bench along the
façade facing the square with 17th-century wrought-iron window grilles on the upper floor. Courtyard wall
to the west with merlons and integrated portal with plastic sandstone framework. Jambs decorated with
scrollwork surround a blazon featuring pretzels and waterwheel on the door lintel in reference to the mill
and bakery that once existed here.
The former princely fief with its press for tithe wine once belonged to Castle Auer opposite.

Playground “Perkeo” The playground “Perkeo” is located in the centre of Salorno/Salurn, behind the church. Parking places and restaurants are close. It is a pleasant place and a popular meeting place for children and parents. It is made up of several cleverly designed wooden structures. The playground is named by “Perkeo”, born 1702 in Salorno/Salurn. The peewee Perkeo came to the Castle of Heidelberg in Germany and worked there as a court jester. By the end of his career he became guard of the big barrel of Heidelberg, known as the hugest barrel in the world at that time.

Regional agricultural products straight from the farmer. Visit us in our farm shop.

The children's playground is situated near the Middle School and offers plenty of fun for kids.