Rondleidingen, bezoeken en workshops

Various international & local South Tyrolean artists and designers are currently showing at Bunker23. The exhibition offers a wide range of art works, showcasing various approaches and different materials. Start of the guided tour: 4 p.m. Duration of the guided tour: approx. 45 min Guided tour: € 9,00 (no registration required) Entry to the bunker only: € 6,00 (no registration required) The bunker is open from 1 p.m. until 6 p.m.

We will take the bus from Nova Ponente (Gibitzplatz) to the Passo Oclini. This yoke is picturesquely situated between the Corno Bianco and the Corno Nero. From there our panoramic hike begins and leads us via the Gampelsteig to the Grossner Wiesen to Maria Weissenstein. From there we take the bus back to Nova Ponente. Start: 10.10 am, tourist office Nova Ponente | Return: 04.15 pm | Duration: 6 ½ h | Hiking time: 3 ½ h | Difference in altitude: ascent: 220 m, descent: 800 m | Length: 10 km | with refreshment stop at a mountain hut.

On Wednesdays and Fridays from 4-6 p.m., the historic Kommende Lengmoos opens its doors for visits (without a guided tour). last entry: 5.30 p.m. Cost: € 4, free with RittenCard. The original building of the Commandery Lengmoos dates back to the early 13th century. At the time, all across the region, pilgrim hospices were built to cater to pilgrims on their journey to Rome and provide for the poor. And so, a hospice was erected at the Saint Ulrich Pass in Lengmoos

A collection of the traditional costume "Rittner Tracht" from the 18th century to the present day. On Wednesdays and Fridays from 4–6 p.m. in the historic Commandery Lengmoos. Last entry: 5.30 p.m., Admission: € 4, free with RittenCard. The traditional costume has a long tradition on the Ritten/Renon, which is still cultivated by associations and organisations today. It is very important for us to preserve this living cultural asset for the future and make it accessible to a broad public.

The South Tyrol Museum of Nature is organising a one-hour guided tour on Friday, 18 October, during which participants will find out what happens in the museum at night once the doors are closed and the lights are off. Secrets of nocturnal animals will also be revealed. The guided tour in German takes place at 6 pm (registration at https://app.no-q.info/naturmuseum-sudtirol/calendar/event/504652), the one in Italian at 7 pm (registration at https://app.no-q.info/naturmuseum-sudtirol/calendar/event/504653) For families and interested parties. Participation costs 12 euros for adults and 8 euros for children (6-16 years)

Game Ground, the videogame festival that transforms the city of Bolzano into Italy's gaming capital from 12 to 20 October, is back. More than 100 playable retrogaming and new-gen stations in the various locations in the city centre and in the main hubs, live events involving artists and creators, panels and conferences. An innovative, interactive and totally free event that aims to break down stereotypes about video games, reconciling fun and pop culture and celebrating the potential of a medium that has changed the way we tell stories, play games and entertain. The highlight of the event will be at Castel Mareccio from 18 to 20 October. Programme: www.gameground.it Locations: Bolzano: Castel Mareccio, Museo Scienze Naturali Alto Adige, 20Twenty, Museo Mercantile, DRIN, Biblioteca Civica di Bolzano, Parkhotel Laurin, Cineplexx, UPAD, Conservatorio Monteverdi

What actually is a star, how is it formed, why does it shine, why and how does it die? Or is it not a star at all but a planet? What are galaxies and can we see them? What is it about our home galaxy, the Milky Way? And how big and how far away are the stars we see with the naked eye? Where do we find our star sign, where the most important constellations? An answer to these and many other questions can be found on a extraordinary night hike with the passionate amateur astronomer and president of the "Max Valier" association Steffi Wolters. The short hike leads from the village centre of Steinegg / Collepietra over the Pstosserbühl to the roof terrace of the Hotel Steineggerhof. There the participants will dive into the depths of the universe. If required, bilingual guided tour (DE & IT) Reservation required on the day of the tour until 12 noon PRICE: Children from 6 - 13 years 5,00 € Adults from 14 years 10,00 € Here is a small foretaste: Video Night-time Fascination&Starry Skies

Guided tour of the city centre in German and Italian language with focus on the main highlights of the old town. » Start at 10:30 AM by the Infopoint Piazza del Grano Kornplatz 11 » Duration 2 hours » Fee: €10 adults; with WinePass €5; free with BozenCard as well as children up until 14 years » Bilingual: Italian/German » Max 25 people

Millions of visitors, 112 special exhibitions and thousands of events, including lectures, matinees, workshops and museum nights. This is the balance of the South Tyrol Nature Museum since its opening on September 14, 1999 until today. On that Tuesday 25 years ago, the museum's permanent exhibition opened its doors. To celebrate this long journey together, the Nature Museum is presenting its own temporary exhibition full of memories with objects from old exhibitions and numerous photos that make it possible to relive many of the past events. “Above all, it is an opportunity to leave your own impressions, memories of the museum, wishes and suggestions so that the Natural History Museum becomes an even more lively, inspiring and inviting place,” says museum director David Gruber. The exhibition runs from next Saturday, September 14th to October 6th. On Friday, September 20th, the museum will also celebrate its 25th anniversary from 5 p.m. to midnight with live music, workshops for children, storytelling and short tours with stargazing in the inflatable planetarium. On the occasion of the Long Night of the Bolzano Museums on Friday, October 4th, the exhibition - as well as the entire museum - can be viewed free of charge from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.

Carriage ride with "Pferdemayer" through vineyards and apple fields around Tramin. Stop in a local winery, in a distillery with tastings and Coffee stop. Duration 90 minutes. On hot summer days the tour starts at 5 pm. Reservation Tourist office Tramin the day before. Minimum of 8 persons and maximum of 12 persons. Individual guides on request.

Exploring Bolzano: a cultural journey with Speck tasting. A new and unique leisure offer to discover the historic centre of Bolzano and one of South Tyrol's typical quality products: the Speck Safari, offered in cooperation with the Consorzio dello Speck Alto Adige, combines a guided tour of the historic centre with a tasting of Speck Alto Adige PGI accompanied by a good glass of wine in a traditional tavern, where you can learn about the history, production stages and guidelines of this South Tyrolean speciality. » Departure: 3 p.m. from the information office in Piazza del Grano 11 » Duration: approx. 2 hours » Fee: 20€; children up to 6 years free, 6 to 14 years 10€ » Reservation required by 12 noon on the day of the guided tour » Bilingual Italian/German » Max. 25 participants

Learn how milk turns into cheese and make your own soft cheese under expert guidance. A tasting of farm products rounds off the experience. Price: With Almencard: 4-10 years: 7€ from 10 years: 13€ With Museumobilcard and others: 4-10 years: 10€ from 10 years: 20€

By consciously slowing down and concentrating on our sensory perception, our thoughts can come to rest and stress hormones can be reduced. Numerous studies prove the positive effect on our well-being and health. Similar to aromatherapy, we benefit in the atmosphere of the forest from the essential oils that the trees emit. They have a positive effect on our nervous, hormonal and immune systems. Berta accompanies you during forest bathing and shows you techniques that you can use on your own afterwards. The best thing is to do it again and again. Decelerate and relax in nature and with nature - Strengthen your immune system - Reduce stress - Increase concentration - Inner peace - Better sleep DATES Fridays (May to October): 03 May, 10 May, 17 May, 24 May, 14 June, 21 June, 19 July, 26 July, 02 August, 09 August, 16 August, 23 August, 30 August, 06 September, 13 September, 20 September, 27 September, 11 October, 18 October, 25 October. Exclusive forest bathing subject to availability and appointment: € 350 TIME 9.00-12.00 PARTICIPATION - min. 4 - max. 12 persons - 16 years and older - no quadrupeds PARTICIPATION FEE - 50,00 Euro/person - payment possible online via credit card, PayPal, bank transfer or in cash on site REGISTRATION - until Wednesday with Berta, please use the online form. MEETING POINT - Camping Tisens, in front of the swimming pool entrance TO BRING WITH YOU - comfortable outdoor clothing depending on weather conditions - sturdy and comfortable shoes - water bottle - Leave your smartphone at home or silently in your backpack. Participation under your own responsibility. Programme changes possible!

Pleasant Mühlen/Moliniwalking tour with information on the village and the mills. Guided tour of the village with exciting discoveries and interesting facts about the past and the present. For example, a historic grain mill, a so-called "Stampf": you will be shown an ancient craft. Tour in German and Italian
Kids: no minimum age, ticket required
Dogs: NOT allowed

Get to know Sterzing better with a guided city tour and let our guides take you back to long-forgotten times. From the town's history to architectural styles, relics of mining, and influences of various developments and epochs, you will gain many interesting insights. Meeting Point & Start: in front of the Sterzing Tourist Office at the Town Square Period: Fridays from April 5th to October 25th, 2024 No registration required!

The castle of Karneid stands imposingly above the Eggental Valley gorge and is the symbol of the municipality of Karneid | Cornedo. It was built around 1200 by the Lords of Greifenstein and is one of the best-preserved castles in the region, which has largely retained its late medieval appearance. Particularly impressive are - the excellently preserved ensemble of a medieval castle complex - the optimal use of the building site for the construction of defence, residential and farm buildings - the interesting rooms inside, especially the restored room in the northern, old palace wing and the rooms with partial or complete wood panelling, some of which are still in use today - the castle chapel with some well-preserved frescoes Although the castle is privately owned, it can be visited on certain dates as part of an expert guided tour. Registration required (until Thursday at 12 pm), minimum number of participants: 10 people

Visit the Ritterhof winery to explore the cellar and the taste of South Tyrol with 3 wines in the barrique cellar. The perfect experience to start a new week. Reservation and Informations: Tel. +39 0471 963298 info@ritterhof.it

Open for visitors: Tuesday: 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. Friday: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Guided tour of the Niederlana parish church with the Schnatterpeck altar. A first church was built on this site in the early Middle Ages on Roman foundations. In 1492, the present late Gothic wall pillar church was consecrated. Josef Weingartner counts it among the "most beautiful Gothic churches in the country" in his "Art Monuments of South Tyrol". The Gothic winged altar from the workshop of Hans Schnattpereck is a work of art that is known far beyond the borders of the province.

Experience over 1000 years of Tyrolean history, customs and traditions on a 1000 m² guided tour. The lovingly furnished rooms, chambers and workshops faithfully reflect the life of our ancestors; above all, the art treasures of religious and secular origin give the museum a special touch and make it unique in South Tyrol. An animal exhibition is a source of amazement, especially for children. A new feature is the opportunity to be told directly by historical witnesses how they experienced the past. These exciting interviews can be shown on various screens. Visits to the museum are only possible with a guided tour (in german and italian languague). On normal weekdays, a reservation is required within 12 noon of the previous day; on weekends a reservation is always obligatory until 5 p.m. on Thursday and until 48 hours before for public holidays: at the tourist office or online. Guided tours in german or italian. PRICES: Adults from 14 years 7,00 € Children from 6 - 13 years 4,00 € Student with valid student card 4,00 € Mini - Family one adult and one child up to 13 years 7,00 € Family ticket two adults and two children up to 13 years 14,00 € Here is a small foretaste: Video Museum Steinegg

3 p.m. guided wine-tasting on wednesdays, thursdays and fridays in the winery Meran in german. Registration for participation: +39 0473 447 137 or info@kellereimeran.it Price: 23 Euro p.p.

Just sit back and enjoy the experience. Alone, with your partner, a friend, or the whole family. Don’t miss out on an exciting horse-drawn carriage ride. Between blossoming mountain slopes, green valley meadows, and rushing streams, the journey is unhurried and you don’t have to do anything but take in the scenery. Daily by appointment.

The guided hike starts with an initial overview of the special features of the Bletterbach gorge at the Aldein visitor centre. A forest path then leads into the deep porphyry gorge made of volcanic rock. From there, the trail continues upstream to the colourful and shapely sandstone layers as the valley widens. Scientists have found valuable plant fossils and impressive dinosaur tracks in these layers - and with a bit of luck, the GEOPARC guide will be able to show the group some of the finds on the spot. The guides' explanations bring the landscapes, the climate and the inhabitants of the time when the rock layers of the Bletterbach were formed 260 million years ago to life. The hike leads to the large waterfall and then back a little way, where the steep Jagersteig trail from the gorge and a wide forest path lead back to the visitor centre. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

The guided museum tour in the Alta Pusteria Tourism Museum offers a fascinating insight into the history and development of tourism in the region. Visitors are guided through various exhibition areas that present historical facts. The tour not only provides knowledge about the development of tourism, but also about the unique nature and culture in the Three Peaks area. An exciting journey of discovery for anyone who wants to find out more about the centuries-old history of this picturesque area.

Since the time of the Romans, wine has been cultivated on the sunny slopes of the Wipptal. Today, 2000 years later, there are once again some pioneers who utilize the milder climate for viticulture. Peter Faistnauer is one of them; he operates the first winery in the Wipptal. Since 2015, he has been cultivating the white wine variety Solaris. After visiting the vineyards, the special wine will be tasted in the old barn. Dogs are not allowed. It is not possible to navigate the paths with a stroller, and the entire tour is not wheelchair accessible. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OLD Meeting Point & Start: Freienfeld Train Station at 10:00 a.m. Option with train from Sterzing to Freienfeld (Departure 9:57 a.m., Return 4:57 p.m.) Period: Fridays from April 5th to November 1st, 2024 Number of Participants: Min. 5 and max. 20 people Cost: Free for ActiveCard holders, €25.00 for non-ActiveCard holders Attention: Registration is required! Registration: within Thursday until 5 p.m.

Join us for a guided enogastronomic and culture hike. We'll sampling local specialties along the way. You'll hear intriguing stories about the old days, get to know the local people and enjoy an in-depth experience of South Tyrolean culture. Price: € 49,00 (online booking) or € 54.00. Meeting point at 9.45 a.m. on Sandplatz-piazza della Rena nearby the Marian column. Additional offer: Have lunch in a Michelin-starred restaurant. You can round off the tour with a pleasant get-together with Andrea Fenoglio at Sissi Restaurant, at a special rate of just € 45.00

--L Troi dala Posta mistich-- Ask any of the locals, and they might let you in on their favourite insider tip: a lovely, historical trail which crosses forests and meadows. Get ready for a beautiful walk and a somewhat mystical experience. The delightful scent of flowers and mesmerising birdsong will accompany you for 5 km as you explore the lush, untouched nature: the dappled sunlight washes over the moss-covered forest, creating a pleasant ambience and tableau to be admired. _____ Meeting point: Alpine Center Catores (Ortisei) Price: 30€ | 0€ for Val Gardena Active Partner Duration: 4-5 hours Number of participants: min. 2 Distance: 12 km Difficulty level: ●●○○○ Altitude difference in ascent: 200 m Altitude difference in descent: 200 m Use of the lift: no Period: May and October Dogs allowed: no Stroller: no Clothing and equipment: good hiking shoes, windbreaker, drink, sun protection _____ *Public transports, cablecars and lunch are not included and must be paid separately. Minimum age: 10 years Any variation is reserved to the hiking guide!

The new special exhibition at the Museum Ladin is titled “Countdown to Mass Extinction?”. It focuses on the End Permian Mass Extinction that occurred 252 million years ago and the current climate change. Free entry. During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

The special exhibition at Taufers Castle deals with the medieval theme of "popular belief", which combines religious aspects with superstition. Curated by Marie Rubner, it can be seen from March 29 to November 3, 2024.
The exhibition shows a view of the world that was influential until the Enlightenment and is still influential today. It does not judge, but provides insights into religious customs, rituals and the belief in otherworldly powers.
Popular belief sought to harness otherworldly powers in order to achieve safety, health and salvation.
The exhibition presents texts, exhibits and images, including unicorns, basilisks and thinkers.
Although it does not draw any conclusions, the exhibition opens our eyes to the importance of popular beliefs in society. It also shows how the focus on popular belief affects historical conflicts of faith.
It becomes clear that popular belief filled gaps in the Christian understanding of faith by turning to powers beyond. At the same time, the Catholic understanding of faith opposed pagan cults with sacramental alternatives.
A visit to the exhibition can reveal further insights and invites you to visit several times.

During the family-friendly Discovery Tour, adults and children can learn all about the life of Ötzi the Iceman: At the archeoParc Museum, you’ll find various different challenges for you to overcome. Using your Discovery Kit, you’ll visit a Stone Age house, bake some break, and try on some of Ötzi’s clothing. And would you like to try shooting with a bow and arrows, or maybe riding in a dug-out canoe? And there’s a little surprise at the end! Price:Ticket € 54 (family4+), ticket € 32 (family3)