Dolomites Region Kronplatz

After tearing up the slopes, take a deep breath in one of the 40 ski huts on the slopesides. Try the local dishes and  start a unique local food experience, like the Ladin cuisine. On winter or snowshoe hikes you can combine winter sports with an amazing scenery and authenticity.  Many are the alpine huts that offer you thoughtfully crafted dishes and some time to rest hideaway from the crowds. Choose you favourite.

If you care about beautiful things, you should ermbark on a shopping experience in South Tyrol's cities. Those who love beautiful things should not miss out on the shopping experience in the region Bruneck in the Puster Valley fascinates with its historic old town, which stretches from Oberragen to the Ursuline Church and the Tschurtschenthaler Park at the foot of the Schlossberg. The river Rienz flows right through it. Stroll through the picturesque town alley, marvel at the colourful medieval town houses, in which beautiful shops, as well as cosy restaurants and cafés invite you to linger. In the picturesque villages around Kronplatz, family-run businesses, artisans, and local producers are ready to delight you with their creations and homemade products.

The smells that drift from the Ladin cuisine recall grandmothers' kitchens. Like the scents of the traditional dish called "Panicia",  a barley soup with vegetables and meat served with slight variants across South Tyrol. But the Ladin cuisine offers far more delicacies: the local dumplings "Bales" , potato dumplings "Gnoch" and fritters filled with spinach and ricotta cheese "Turtres". You can also try a popular dish known as "Grestl", roasted potatoes and veal cut into pieces or "Fortaies", spiral fried pancakes. Besides tasting delicious, the "Jufa", a kind of milk pudding that is traditionally eaten in a pot and with a spoon, is likewise an authentic experience.