Valdaora in summer & autumn
Enjoy pure romance in Valdaora in Pustertal. The village is located in the heart of the "Fanes-Sennes-Prags" nature park, surrounded by the wildly romantic backdrop of the Dolomite peaks.
Pragser Wildsee
The Pragser Wildsee, also known as the “Pearl of the Dolomite Lakes”, is located in the Pragsertal valley of the same name, which branches off from the Pustertal valley between Monguelfo and Niederdorf. The Pragser Wildsee has a unique location in the middle of the Pragser Dolomites and in the northern part of the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park. The geological origin of the “pearl of the Dolomite lakes”, as the emerald-green lake is often called, can be traced back to the formation of a dam by a mudslide.
Drei Zinnen
The Three Peaks are among the best known and most visited peaks in the Dolomites and the reasons for the strong tourism are manifold. On the one hand, the local infrastructure is convincing. Your journey to the Three Peaks on holiday is easily possible by car and there are a large number of restaurants and hotels on the Three Peaks. On the other hand, the three imposing mountain peaks have always delighted holidaymakers. Hikers and mountaineers were drawn to the region as early as the 19th century.
City of Bruneck
Bruneck lies at 835 m and is located in the middle of a wide valley basin, surrounded by high mountains: in the north, the Ahrntal with its glaciers of the Zillertal Alps borders in the south the Gadertal with its Dolomite peaks on the medieval town. Here, where the Ahr flows into the Rienz, sophisticated flair meets the typical South Tyrol: in the form of architecture, cultural and leisure activities. Bruneck Castle on its wooded hill and the Rain Church can be seen from afar. If the visitor now walks through one of the imposing city gates, he will find himself in the midst of colorful hustle and bustle. Small shops next to boutiques of big names, cafés and vinotheques adorn the long Stadtgasse. Bruneck pulsates with rousing liveliness. In 2009, Bruneck was voted the most livable small town in Italy.
Olang outdoor pool
Get out of your hot hiking boots and jump into the cool water! Even in mountain-fresh Olang, the sun can show itself from its most heart-warming side during the day. The outdoor pool in Niederolang is conveniently located for hikers and travellers, just a five-minute walk from the train station. Anyone who has had enough of bathing in the large swimming pool heated to 29°C will enjoy the summer-green all-round view of meadows, forests and panoramic mountain peaks, and perhaps you can treat yourself to a wave pool or a massage shower to relax your muscles._cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_
