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We are fill.IT – your enthusiastic, highly-skilled IT experts from Brixen/Bressanone, who can efficiently answer any questions
you may have concerning computers and software on the spot. As a company, we have been putting our expertise to good
use since 2006 whilst keeping technologically up-to-date and constantly developing in step with the market. Key
characteristics include team spirit and reliability. If you call on any of our services you will work with the same contact
throughout who is familiar with your specific issues and can therefore quickly and efficiently solve any problems. We offer
“business solutions for you” so that you can concentrate on your core business and be sure that there are no IT problems
standing in the way of your company’s success.
Our core activities: hardware, software, smart working, cloud solutions, network solutions, backup solutions and much more!
Simply contact us on +39 0472 670 590 if you would like to find out more.

Embedded in a marvellous countryside, the pool was created with more than 800 sq. m of water surface and a nice water slide (41 m long) with a regeneration- and a children- pool. The merely on biological self- cleansing built water- world is unique in South Tyrol and it guarantees healthy bathing. Spacious meadows and small calm sites invite for a stay and relax.
Opening hours: beginning of June to beginning of September daily from 9.30 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.

BrixBike is a bike school with trained mountainbike guides - all living in Bressanone and its surroundings. From Monday to Friday they offer guided tours and technical trainings. All in all they want to guarantee you safety, competence and first of all - enjoying biking in a wonderful landscape.

For all those who left their bike at home, BrixBike offers a Bike Rental in the Hotel Krone - eat drink stay.

Around 1800, the prince bishop Karl Franz Lodron commissioned two large cribs depicting the story of Christ and the Redemption for the grand chapel and a room in his living quarters. Both cribs illustrate numerous scenes based on evangelical stories.  Franz Xaver Nissl and the paralytic Augustin Alois Probst, assisted by his stepbrother Benedikt, were chosen as the engravers.  Probst’s crib contains more than five thousand miniature figurines, all recounting the story of Christ, beginning with the Nativity and continuing to the Passion at the Cross.  Nissl’s crib, depicting episodes of Christmas and the Passion, was put on display during Lent Sundays in the residence chapel.  Other cribs from Brixen, Tyrol, Naples and Sicily enrich this section of the museum.

 

Mountaincarts are similar to gocarts, without engine or pedals, and they just have brakes.
It is a real adventure to rush down the 9 km long run to the bottom station of the gondola lift. Everyone who loves tobogganing in wintertime will come back in summer for the fun to ride down the Plose mountain. If you want to experience something really special and exciting that is to become the highlight of your holidays in South Tyrol, then you have to come to the Plose and try out the fantastic mountaincarts.

You can rent out the mountaincarts at the top station of the gondola lift. Together with your mountaincart you also get a helmet. Please wear good shoes (no sandals allowed).

It was probably originally the Palatine Chapel and was enlarged several times. Later, a collegiate chapter was established there (1214), in addition to the cathedral chapter, and after its dissolution it served as a church for the pastoral care of students. The altarpieces were painted by Theophilos Pollak (around 1638). Today it is the church of popular piety, with Mary Help of Christians, Pilgrim Madonna, Madonna of the Ear of Corn, Lourdes Mother of God, St. Joseph, Rochus and Sebastian, Rita of Cascia.

The small church in St. Jakob got its actual shape in the 15th century. The Christophours – painting on the outer wall as well as several paintings of saints on the inside were made by an unknown master of Brixen of the 15th century. The altars are new Gothic.The church is locked for safety reasons, the keys are available at the nearby farm.

At the eastern side of Brixen, beyond the confluence of the Rienz river and the Eisack river, in the village of Milland a new parish church was built between 1984-1985, and it is consecrated to the Saint Father Josef Freinademetz. The church is a curiosity, a work of modern architecture, a sacred place full of light.In the basement, there is an exhibition about the life and the work of the church patron, the Saint Father Josef Freinademetz, the Tyrolian China- missionary.
Guided tours possible after request.

Thomas Fink is a butcher with family tradition, own production, individual consulting and sales since 1947. Our reputation is based on the sale of high-quality organic meat. We offer you a wide selection of local specialties of the South Tyrolean tradition and exquisite sausage products, especially our Kaminwurzen and Weißwürste.

In our offer: Speck, sausage without additives, South Tyrolean specialties, organic meat, local quality meat, South Tyrolean mountain cheese, gastronomic products.

The court gardenis part of the Hofburg ensemble and is an oasis of peace for the city's many guests. The garden, decorated with flowers and herbs, is adorned with a valuable bronze fountain from the Biedermeier period.

The cathedral of Brixen/Bressanone is one of the most important sacred buildings along the Alpine area. Its origins go back to the year 980 AD. Due to a major fire in the 12th century, it was redesigned in romanesque style with a three-aisled nave and two façade towers. In the 18th century the baroque reconstruction took place, to which the cathedral owes its present appearance. Inside, the baroque idea of triumph was brought to perfection with wonderful ceiling paintings (f.ex. in Paul Troger's Adoration of the Lamb). The cathedral has a valuable interior with 33 different types of marble. The high altar, which was completed by Tehodor Benedetti, is one of the most important baroque altars in Tyrol. In addition, this church was equipped with a magnificent organ.

The group Dekadenz was born out of the desire to challenge the South Tyrolean audience with home-grown cabaret.
It was the year 1980. In the small bishop's town of Bressanone, a few critical spirits around actor Georg Kaser decided that South Tyrol could definitely do with more culture than chewing cows and tinkling church bells. They founded the group Dekadenz and caused quite a stir with their first self-penned cabarets - after all, cabaret was hitherto an unknown quantity in the country. The Brixen innkeeper Burkhard Stremitzer provided a cellar in the Stufels district (and still does, free of charge!), which the group gradually turned into a cabaret cellar.
With guest appearances by cabaret artists, initially from Austria and Bavaria, as well as jazz concerts, the program expanded. The Anreiterkeller became a year-round performance venue, where cabaret and cabaret from the entire German-speaking region could be seen for the first time in South Tyrol.

PloseBike is a team of certified mountainbike guides with experience, know-how and passion for new trends and techniques. They offer tours on trails and roads with a unique mountain view and an adrenaline freeride experience. These tours are a must do for everyone who loves biking.

 

Of demotic power is the church of St. Leonhard. Leonhard, the patron saint of cattle and prisoners, is commemorated by the heavy chain that winds one and a half times around the entire church. Consecrated in 1194, the church was redesigned around 1430 and baroque in the 18th century. The rich ceiling stucco from Franz Singer's workshop (around 1770) is a reminder of the Baroque and the creative joy of master builder Tangl. More recent history is evoked by the frescoes by Toni Kirchmair (around 11920), which interpret St. Leonhard as the patron saint of prisoners and fallen soldiers of the First World War.

To the south of the cloister is the chapel of St. John with its unobtrusive exterior, originally probably the house chapel of the bishop, later the baptistery. It has two floors and is decorated with precious frescoes from the romanesque (1250), early (around 1320) and high gothic (1st century of the 15th century). According to tradition, the Synod of Bishops met here in 1048, which Emperor Henry IV had convened in the course of the investiture conflict in order to have Pope Gregory VII deposed and elevate Clement III to the position of antipope

The two arcaded streets will charm you with a variety of gables and bay windows. The houses, built mostly in teh 15th and 16th century, form with its multitude of shops even today the heart of the shopping city.

The Kassianeum is situated in the proximity of the cathedral square of Brixen and is a House of Youth with 33 modern one/two/three and four bed rooms, as well as a well-equipped conference centre and programme.

The Kassianeum offers groups, companies and schools eight well-equipped conference rooms, which can be used in various ways, as well as a larger congress hall. Seminars, conferences, meetings, workshops, congresses and other meetings can be run in a cost-effective way and offer a comfortable and professional atmosphere.

Acquarena, outdoor swimming pool & sauna acquarena, the fun and adventure pool. Acquarena, that is a wide range of sports and leisure-time facilities. A fantastic, new adventure pool awaits swimmers, fans of fitness and wellness, young families, children and senior citizens. There is a 1.200 square metre spacious sauna world, which includes a Finnish Sauna, biological and herb Sauna, steam bath and extensive quiet rooms. Visit also the new panoramic sauna and regenerate in one of our 7 cabins and our professional sauna infusions and various applications.

The cloister of the cathedral of Brixen/Bressanone is one of the most important art monuments in South Tyrol. Its origins date back to pre-Romanesque times. The complex was rebuild in the romanesque (12th century) and gothic (14th century) phases.  In this last major reconstruction phase of the 14th century the sacred building was vaulted with a gothic groined vault. The well-preserved gothic frescoes, which depict themes of  the religious and  medieval life, are particularly breathtaking. Some of the most extraordinary frescoes of the cloister  are the presentation of  an elephant (3rd arcade) and the adoration of the Kings (13th arcade).

 

With its 65,000 square metres of space, Franzensfeste is the largest historical complex in South Tyrol. Begun in 1833 under Emperor Franz Josef, this masterpiece of Austrian fortress architecture was opened by Emperor Ferdinand in 1838 after a construction period of only five years. By this time, however, it had already lost its strategic importance and justification. The enormous effort and the horrendous costs - for nothing. From then on, the huge fortress was only of use as a depot and was frozen in the Sleeping Beauty sleep of a strictly guarded military installation for over a century and a half. Since the military left the fortress in 2003, Franzensfeste has been open to the public and was extensively renovated in the course of two major exhibitions in 2008 and 2009. As a South Tyrolean Provincial Museum, Franzensfeste Fortress is now a magnet for tourists and locals alike and a popular venue for a wide variety of exhibitions and events.

January and february: winter break

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