Our hotel is your starting point for numerous attractions in the Pustertal Valley.
Here are just a few...
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Lake Anterselva
At the end of the Valley of Anterselva, completely hidden, lies one of the most beautiful of alpine lakes. Amid dark green woods, beneath the peaks of the Rieserferner, slumbers the Lake Anterselva, the third largest mountain lake of the South Tyrol.
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Rieserferner-Ahrn nature reserve
The Rieserferner-Ahrn nature reserve is a scenic jewel. Glittering white
glaciers, roaring waterfalls, dense mountain forests and wonderful
trails - here nature presents a completely different face.
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Bruneck / Brunico
With one of the most beautiful shopping streets, Bruneck / Brunico offers you famous shops that combine quality and tradition. Plan at least half a day to go for a city walk.
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Messner Mountain Museum - "Ripa"
The fifth museum dedicated to Reinhold Messner at Bruneck Castle is all
about the mountain people. It displays expos from the everyday life and
culture of the local mountain people (like Sherpa, Indios, Tibeter,
Walser, Mongols, Hunza).
The Messner Mountain Museum "Ripa" at Bruneck Castle will open in 2011. |
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Kronplatz
The Kronplatz holiday region is a beautiful hiking region for the whole family. Just 'float' to the summit with our mountain railway and enjoy the view. Skilled hikers get their money's worth; we offer multiple signposted hiking trails and various difficulty levels.
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Dolomite Alps
On June 26, 2009, the Dolomite Alps have been declared natural heritage by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization). The area covers approximately 135.000 hectare (over 500 square miles) and owes its membership among the world heritage to its geological history of origin, unrivaled in the Alps, and its extraordinary beauty and scenery.
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Folk Art Museum
The Museum of Folk Art in Dietenheim by Bruneck opened in 1976. It is spread out over 3 hectares of land and contains about two dozen structures that were rebuilt between 1977 and 1993 and would have been destroyed otherwise.
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Castle Taufers
The mighty Castle Taufers originated from the Sirs of Taufers dynasty with impressive defense fortifications. The well-preserved castle is one of the biggest and most impressive castles of Tyrol region.
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Nativity Scene Museum
The name "Maranatha" is Aramaic, Jesus’ mother tongue, meaning "Our Lord May Come".
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Prettau Mine & Climate Shaft
Since 1440 a.D., copper was mined at Rötbach and smelted at the Ahrntal Valley. In 1893, mining was suspended. The interior of the St. Ignaz Mine offers tours via a mine train.
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