Things to see and do Trentino-Alto Adige Südtirol

This street is the oldest and most elegant of the city. Founded in the th century, it is today the main commercial axis driven by quality business. It embodies the dual culture of Bolzano: the Italian porticos on the left are facing the Germanic on the right. It is bordered by houses typical of the 30 th, th and th centuries, with projections rich in stucco and refined portals, and you can still discover frescoes of the th century, as in No. on the arcades, accompanied by the city's coat above the porch.

Sexten, located in the province of South Tyrol in Italy, is an attractive tourist destination. For information on activities and events in Sexten, visitors can go to the Tourismusverein Sexten - Associazione turistica di Sesto. The association's address is Via Dolomiti, 45, 39030 Sesto BZ. Visitors can obtain information on outdoor activities, accommodation, events and much more in Sexten.

Val dl'Ert, located in the town of San Martino in Badia, Val Badia, in the province of Bolzano, is an art park featuring a permanent exhibition of sculptures acquired in recent editions of the SMACH art competition. Nestled in an unspoilt alpine forest far from civilization, the park features works by artists from all over the world. Art in a natural context establishes a complementary relationship between the works, mutually enriching each other through an ongoing dialogue. The Val dl'Ert art park is freely accessible and free of charge, allowing visitors to spend a few hours in peace and quiet in the midst of nature, preserving an authentic Alpine dimension. For those wishing to deepen their understanding of the works of art and their context, guided tours are available. The Val dl'Ert concept is based on three pillars: an exhibition area, an educational center and a cultural space. The works on display are selected from past editions of the SMACH art competition, which takes place in various places of historical and cultural interest in the towns of San Martino in Badia and Marebbe.

Parco Cervi Sompunt is a zoological reserve in Badia. Founded in 1999 by Klaus Castlunger, a passionate deer breeder, the park is home to BIOLAND-certified stags and fallow deer, the first of their kind in the whole of South Tyrol and Italy. The park extends over 7 hectares of meadows and forests, offering a natural, unspoilt setting for observing these majestic animals. A signposted theme trail allows visitors to stroll through the park and admire the animals in their natural habitat. Dogs are allowed on a leash, and part of the trail can be explored with an all-terrain stroller. A spectacular and free experience for children and animal lovers in general!

The Selva Val Gardena tourist office, located at Str. Meisules, 213, 39048 Selva di Val Gardena, Italy, is a point of reference for tourists visiting the area. The office offers information on room availability, online booking, live webcams and news about Val Gardena. The office is also open on public holidays.

In addition to information on the geology, fauna and flora of the Vedrette di Ries-Aurina natural park, the visitor centre provides information on hiking trails and refuges for exploring this protected area.

Sand in Taufers, also known as Campo Tures, is a charming town in the province of South Tyrol in Italy. For tourist information, visitors can visit the town's tourist office, located at Josef Jungmann Straße, 8. For those looking for accommodation, Sand in Taufers offers a selection of 3-star hotels. Popular options include Residence Hotel Alpinum, Hotel Heini, Residence Margareth, Hotel Spanglwirt, Residence Pfeifhofer, Hotel Mair, Hotel Mirabell, Hotel Bad Winkel, Naturresidenz Mair Zu Hof and Alphotel Stocker Alpine Wellnesshotel. Each of these hotels offers quality services and facilities to make visitors' stay pleasant and comfortable. Whether you want to go hiking, skiing or simply enjoy the beauty of the Alpine landscape, this town offers many possibilities for an active and relaxing vacation.

In the capital of the Alpe di Siusi Dolomites in South Tyrol, the staff of this tourist office will show you all the historical heritage to discover and the excursions to make in the area (Alpe di Siusi, Sciliar-Catinaccio natural park). Nestled in a mid-mountain landscape, Castelrotto is a pleasant place to spend your vacations all year round. Of course, in winter, you can ski here, but it is also the starting point for hiking, snowshoeing and biking. There is a wide range of accommodation (hotels, chalets, apartments, farmhouses).

This tourist office will be able to advise you as much for your winter vacations as for your summer ones. They will give you information about hotels, restaurants, refuges, transportation, ski lifts, ski, snowboard, snowshoe or bike rentals, ski schools and clothing stores. During the winter season, skiing is the main activity on the Dolomiti Superski, the rest of the year is rich in discoveries and activities in the Gardena Valley and the neighboring villages (Ortisei, Siusi...).

Well organized in terms of tourism, which dates back to the ^nineteenth century, Merano has developed a network of services for vacationers and curists. In this agency, you will get information about the means of access (train, bus, car), accommodation, weather, which can be followed live on regional webcams. For hiking, there is a dedicated website (www.meranodintorni.com). There are interesting advantage cards for long stays, the South Tyrol Mobilcard, the BusCard and cable cars, the museumobil Card, the bikemobil Card.

The Three Summits region is a great place for mountaineering and offers beautiful ski slopes in the heart of the Dolomites and 200 km of cross-country ski trails. The region can also be discovered during snowshoeing or cycling tours. In this agency you will be informed about the weather, equipment rental, trails, accommodation and restaurants. From a cultural point of view, there is the visit of the historical Grand Hotel, the church, the zoo or the museums. Events to book: Gustav Mahler Music Weeks, South Tyrol Festival.

Here you'll find more information on activities and events in San Candido. The tourist office is there to answer all your questions and help you organize your stay in this charming Alto Adige town.

For a successful winter vacation, the Bruneck Kronplatz Card is offered here, which gives free access to more than 80 regional museums as well as to the ski-bus and ski-train to the ski areas. The Tourist Office also organizes guided ski tours in the Pusterta Valley, to the lower peaks above Falzes, Gais, San Lorenzo and Perca. It provides weather forecasts, avalanche reports, ski, snowshoe and mountain bike rentals, hiking trails, bike paths, shelters, accommodations, restaurants, etc.

Santa Cristina is rich in colors, adorned with frescoes painted on the façades of his houses. A heritage that deserves a ride in the streets of the city!