In South Tyrol and neighbouring provinces, around seven museums founded by legendary mountaineer Reinhold Messner invite you to explore. These include the MMM Corones on Plan de Corones, MMM Ripa at Castel Brunico,
MMM Firmian at Castel Sigmundskron, MMM Juval at the eponymous castle near Castelbello, MMM Ortles in Solda and the MMM Dolomites in Cibiana di Cadore (Belluno).
Imposing and majestic, it sits atop a rocky outcrop above the village of Campo Tures. With over 60 rooms, most of which can be visited, the castle offers a fascinating glimpse into its history: from the grand library to the impressive knights’ hall, the eerie torture chamber, and the mysterious ghost room, where you may sometimes hear faint weeping and wailing …
Put on your yellow helmet, hop aboard the clattering mine train, and dive into the heart of the mine.
This small town is the heart of the Val Pusteria and delights with its perfect blend of medieval charm, winding streets, colourful façades, and urban life. Historic buildings with stories to tell invite exploration, while traditional shops, cosy cafés, and trendy restaurants encourage lingering.
Winter is just around the corner, and your skis are perfectly prepared by the door? Then head out, into the snow, into the hustle and bustle – up to Plan de Corones, South Tyrol’s number one ski mountain.
It is the third-largest lake in South Tyrol, nestled between forests, meadows, and the giant peaks of the Rieserferner-Ahrn nature park.
A beautiful nature trail circles the lake, offering unique views and panoramas. Nearby, you’ll also find the famous< Anterselva biathlon centre.
From our garden, Cron4 is just a two minute walk and offers, among other things, a 75-metre water slide, a fun pool, a baby pool, and a saltwater pool. For direct bookings, children enjoy free entry and adults receive a special rate.
Escape the hustle and bustle and let the silence of nature work its magic. Wander through snow-covered forests, conquer sleeping alpine meadows, step over crunching snow, and discover entirely new perspectives – winter and snowshoe hikes promise unforgettable adventures!
Every year it enchants visitors from near and far with festively decorated façades and rustic wooden huts. Festively decorated stalls stretch out along the moat, offering handmade gift ideas, traditional crafts, and delicious treats.
Accompanied by atmospheric music and the scent of mulled wine and cinnamon pastries, the Brunico Christmas market becomes an unforgettable experience for the whole family.
The Plan de Corones holiday region and the Val Pusteria are perfect for bike tours of all kinds. Whether leisurely cyclists, ambitious mountain bikers, road racers, or downhill enthusiasts, everything is possible here.
This architectural masterpiece, designed by Zaha Hadid, sits high above on Plan de Corones. Partially built into the mountain, it showcases the history of traditional alpinism and the challenges of modern mountaineering.
Looking for a souvenir for those back home, a new favourite for your wardrobe, a piece of South Tyrol in the form of craftsmanship or gourmet treats, or simply a reminder of good times? You’ll find all this and more when shopping in Brunico.
Whether you’re strolling through the charming town centre, the historic upper town, or along the bustling Graben, you’ll discover a variety of fine boutiques and trendy shops. Our tip: Boutique Anders, Hutstübele, Multilabel Fashionstore Maximilian, traditional shoemaker Thomaser, and many more.
These mysterious formations are the result of centuries of erosion of moraine material that has accumulated on the peaks of the surrounding mountains. When you see the earth pyramids up close, you get the feeling of being in another world. An absolute must-see for nature lovers.
Lago di Braies – a jewel of the Dolomites, surrounded by majestic mountain peaks. Its crystal-clear, emerald-green water invites you to dream.
The waterfalls in Riva are a spectacular, rewarding, and refreshing excursion destination on summer days. Starting from the village of Bagni di Salomone (Campo Tures), you reach the three waterfalls via the Saint Francis’ Path, through a forest trail.
While the first waterfall has a drop height of 10 to 15 metres, the second and third waterfalls plunge around 40 metres into the gorge. The third and final waterfall is particularly impressive. You can return either on foot or via the Fly-Line, a zipline that brings you back to the starting point.
Over rocks and stones, through shady forests, across colourful alpine meadows and fields.
Climbing high, close to the sky. And from above, looking down, feeling the freedom.
The mountains and the contrasting natural scenery all around don’t just fascinate, they beckon us outside. Four times a week, our hiking guides invite you on an adventure.
Is golf your passion? It’s lucky that our hotel is only 100 metres from the nearest golf course. Here you can improve your handicap, perfect your swing, and even discover new talents.
This three-hectare open-air museum in Dietenheim is a vibrant showcase of South Tyrol’s rural past. Old farmhouses, workshops with equipment and tools from trades such as blacksmith, ropemaker, wainwright and sawmiller, which have long since been forgotten, as well as the rich contrast of aristocratic life in the countryside, are presented in an interactive way. Regular events and activities bring this world of yesteryear back to life.
People all over the world have been living in the mountains for more than 10,000 years. MMM Ripa, located at Castel Brunico in Brunico, offers a deep insight into the history and traditions of mountain peoples both near and far, with its unique collection of artefacts and exhibits.
In South Tyrol and neighbouring provinces, around seven museums founded by legendary mountaineer Reinhold Messner invite you to explore. These include the MMM Corones on Plan de Corones, MMM Ripa at Castel Brunico,
MMM Firmian at Castel Sigmundskron, MMM Juval at the eponymous castle near Castelbello, MMM Ortles in Solda and the MMM Dolomites in Cibiana di Cadore (Belluno).
Imposing and majestic, it sits atop a rocky outcrop above the village of Campo Tures. With over 60 rooms, most of which can be visited, the castle offers a fascinating glimpse into its history: from the grand library to the impressive knights’ hall, the eerie torture chamber, and the mysterious ghost room, where you may sometimes hear faint weeping and wailing …
Put on your yellow helmet, hop aboard the clattering mine train, and dive into the heart of the mine.
This small town is the heart of the Val Pusteria and delights with its perfect blend of medieval charm, winding streets, colourful façades, and urban life. Historic buildings with stories to tell invite exploration, while traditional shops, cosy cafés, and trendy restaurants encourage lingering.
It is the third-largest lake in South Tyrol, nestled between forests, meadows, and the giant peaks of the Rieserferner-Ahrn nature park.
A beautiful nature trail circles the lake, offering unique views and panoramas. Nearby, you’ll also find the famous< Anterselva biathlon centre.
The Plan de Corones holiday region and the Val Pusteria are perfect for bike tours of all kinds. Whether leisurely cyclists, ambitious mountain bikers, road racers, or downhill enthusiasts, everything is possible here.
This architectural masterpiece, designed by Zaha Hadid, sits high above on Plan de Corones. Partially built into the mountain, it showcases the history of traditional alpinism and the challenges of modern mountaineering.
Looking for a souvenir for those back home, a new favourite for your wardrobe, a piece of South Tyrol in the form of craftsmanship or gourmet treats, or simply a reminder of good times? You’ll find all this and more when shopping in Brunico.
Whether you’re strolling through the charming town centre, the historic upper town, or along the bustling Graben, you’ll discover a variety of fine boutiques and trendy shops. Our tip: Boutique Anders, Hutstübele, Multilabel Fashionstore Maximilian, traditional shoemaker Thomaser, and many more.
These mysterious formations are the result of centuries of erosion of moraine material that has accumulated on the peaks of the surrounding mountains. When you see the earth pyramids up close, you get the feeling of being in another world. An absolute must-see for nature lovers.
Lago di Braies – a jewel of the Dolomites, surrounded by majestic mountain peaks. Its crystal-clear, emerald-green water invites you to dream.
The waterfalls in Riva are a spectacular, rewarding, and refreshing excursion destination on summer days. Starting from the village of Bagni di Salomone (Campo Tures), you reach the three waterfalls via the Saint Francis’ Path, through a forest trail.
While the first waterfall has a drop height of 10 to 15 metres, the second and third waterfalls plunge around 40 metres into the gorge. The third and final waterfall is particularly impressive. You can return either on foot or via the Fly-Line, a zipline that brings you back to the starting point.
Over rocks and stones, through shady forests, across colourful alpine meadows and fields.
Climbing high, close to the sky. And from above, looking down, feeling the freedom.
The mountains and the contrasting natural scenery all around don’t just fascinate, they beckon us outside. Four times a week, our hiking guides invite you on an adventure.
Is golf your passion? It’s lucky that our hotel is only 100 metres from the nearest golf course. Here you can improve your handicap, perfect your swing, and even discover new talents.
This three-hectare open-air museum in Dietenheim is a vibrant showcase of South Tyrol’s rural past. Old farmhouses, workshops with equipment and tools from trades such as blacksmith, ropemaker, wainwright and sawmiller, which have long since been forgotten, as well as the rich contrast of aristocratic life in the countryside, are presented in an interactive way. Regular events and activities bring this world of yesteryear back to life.
People all over the world have been living in the mountains for more than 10,000 years. MMM Ripa, located at Castel Brunico in Brunico, offers a deep insight into the history and traditions of mountain peoples both near and far, with its unique collection of artefacts and exhibits.
In South Tyrol and neighbouring provinces, around seven museums founded by legendary mountaineer Reinhold Messner invite you to explore. These include the MMM Corones on Plan de Corones, MMM Ripa at Castel Brunico,
MMM Firmian at Castel Sigmundskron, MMM Juval at the eponymous castle near Castelbello, MMM Ortles in Solda and the MMM Dolomites in Cibiana di Cadore (Belluno).
Imposing and majestic, it sits atop a rocky outcrop above the village of Campo Tures. With over 60 rooms, most of which can be visited, the castle offers a fascinating glimpse into its history: from the grand library to the impressive knights’ hall, the eerie torture chamber, and the mysterious ghost room, where you may sometimes hear faint weeping and wailing …
Put on your yellow helmet, hop aboard the clattering mine train, and dive into the heart of the mine.
This small town is the heart of the Val Pusteria and delights with its perfect blend of medieval charm, winding streets, colourful façades, and urban life. Historic buildings with stories to tell invite exploration, while traditional shops, cosy cafés, and trendy restaurants encourage lingering.
Winter is just around the corner, and your skis are perfectly prepared by the door? Then head out, into the snow, into the hustle and bustle – up to Plan de Corones, South Tyrol’s number one ski mountain.
It is the third-largest lake in South Tyrol, nestled between forests, meadows, and the giant peaks of the Rieserferner-Ahrn nature park.
A beautiful nature trail circles the lake, offering unique views and panoramas. Nearby, you’ll also find the famous< Anterselva biathlon centre.
From our garden, Cron4 is just a two minute walk and offers, among other things, a 75-metre water slide, a fun pool, a baby pool, and a saltwater pool. For direct bookings, children enjoy free entry and adults receive a special rate.
Escape the hustle and bustle and let the silence of nature work its magic. Wander through snow-covered forests, conquer sleeping alpine meadows, step over crunching snow, and discover entirely new perspectives – winter and snowshoe hikes promise unforgettable adventures!
Every year it enchants visitors from near and far with festively decorated façades and rustic wooden huts. Festively decorated stalls stretch out along the moat, offering handmade gift ideas, traditional crafts, and delicious treats.
Accompanied by atmospheric music and the scent of mulled wine and cinnamon pastries, the Brunico Christmas market becomes an unforgettable experience for the whole family.
This architectural masterpiece, designed by Zaha Hadid, sits high above on Plan de Corones. Partially built into the mountain, it showcases the history of traditional alpinism and the challenges of modern mountaineering.
Looking for a souvenir for those back home, a new favourite for your wardrobe, a piece of South Tyrol in the form of craftsmanship or gourmet treats, or simply a reminder of good times? You’ll find all this and more when shopping in Brunico.
Whether you’re strolling through the charming town centre, the historic upper town, or along the bustling Graben, you’ll discover a variety of fine boutiques and trendy shops. Our tip: Boutique Anders, Hutstübele, Multilabel Fashionstore Maximilian, traditional shoemaker Thomaser, and many more.
Lago di Braies – a jewel of the Dolomites, surrounded by majestic mountain peaks. Its crystal-clear, emerald-green water invites you to dream.
The waterfalls in Riva are a spectacular, rewarding, and refreshing excursion destination on summer days. Starting from the village of Bagni di Salomone (Campo Tures), you reach the three waterfalls via the Saint Francis’ Path, through a forest trail.
While the first waterfall has a drop height of 10 to 15 metres, the second and third waterfalls plunge around 40 metres into the gorge. The third and final waterfall is particularly impressive. You can return either on foot or via the Fly-Line, a zipline that brings you back to the starting point.
People all over the world have been living in the mountains for more than 10,000 years. MMM Ripa, located at Castel Brunico in Brunico, offers a deep insight into the history and traditions of mountain peoples both near and far, with its unique collection of artefacts and exhibits.
This small town is the heart of the Val Pusteria and delights with its perfect blend of medieval charm, winding streets, colourful façades, and urban life. Historic buildings with stories to tell invite exploration, while traditional shops, cosy cafés, and trendy restaurants encourage lingering.
Winter is just around the corner, and your skis are perfectly prepared by the door? Then head out, into the snow, into the hustle and bustle – up to Plan de Corones, South Tyrol’s number one ski mountain.
From our garden, Cron4 is just a two minute walk and offers, among other things, a 75-metre water slide, a fun pool, a baby pool, and a saltwater pool. For direct bookings, children enjoy free entry and adults receive a special rate.
Escape the hustle and bustle and let the silence of nature work its magic. Wander through snow-covered forests, conquer sleeping alpine meadows, step over crunching snow, and discover entirely new perspectives – winter and snowshoe hikes promise unforgettable adventures!
Every year it enchants visitors from near and far with festively decorated façades and rustic wooden huts. Festively decorated stalls stretch out along the moat, offering handmade gift ideas, traditional crafts, and delicious treats.
Accompanied by atmospheric music and the scent of mulled wine and cinnamon pastries, the Brunico Christmas market becomes an unforgettable experience for the whole family.
The Plan de Corones holiday region and the Val Pusteria are perfect for bike tours of all kinds. Whether leisurely cyclists, ambitious mountain bikers, road racers, or downhill enthusiasts, everything is possible here.
This architectural masterpiece, designed by Zaha Hadid, sits high above on Plan de Corones. Partially built into the mountain, it showcases the history of traditional alpinism and the challenges of modern mountaineering.
Looking for a souvenir for those back home, a new favourite for your wardrobe, a piece of South Tyrol in the form of craftsmanship or gourmet treats, or simply a reminder of good times? You’ll find all this and more when shopping in Brunico.
Whether you’re strolling through the charming town centre, the historic upper town, or along the bustling Graben, you’ll discover a variety of fine boutiques and trendy shops. Our tip: Boutique Anders, Hutstübele, Multilabel Fashionstore Maximilian, traditional shoemaker Thomaser, and many more.
Over rocks and stones, through shady forests, across colourful alpine meadows and fields.
Climbing high, close to the sky. And from above, looking down, feeling the freedom.
The mountains and the contrasting natural scenery all around don’t just fascinate, they beckon us outside. Four times a week, our hiking guides invite you on an adventure.
Is golf your passion? It’s lucky that our hotel is only 100 metres from the nearest golf course. Here you can improve your handicap, perfect your swing, and even discover new talents.
This three-hectare open-air museum in Dietenheim is a vibrant showcase of South Tyrol’s rural past. Old farmhouses, workshops with equipment and tools from trades such as blacksmith, ropemaker, wainwright and sawmiller, which have long since been forgotten, as well as the rich contrast of aristocratic life in the countryside, are presented in an interactive way. Regular events and activities bring this world of yesteryear back to life.
People all over the world have been living in the mountains for more than 10,000 years. MMM Ripa, located at Castel Brunico in Brunico, offers a deep insight into the history and traditions of mountain peoples both near and far, with its unique collection of artefacts and exhibits.
In South Tyrol and neighbouring provinces, around seven museums founded by legendary mountaineer Reinhold Messner invite you to explore. These include the MMM Corones on Plan de Corones, MMM Ripa at Castel Brunico,
MMM Firmian at Castel Sigmundskron, MMM Juval at the eponymous castle near Castelbello, MMM Ortles in Solda and the MMM Dolomites in Cibiana di Cadore (Belluno).
Imposing and majestic, it sits atop a rocky outcrop above the village of Campo Tures. With over 60 rooms, most of which can be visited, the castle offers a fascinating glimpse into its history: from the grand library to the impressive knights’ hall, the eerie torture chamber, and the mysterious ghost room, where you may sometimes hear faint weeping and wailing …
Put on your yellow helmet, hop aboard the clattering mine train, and dive into the heart of the mine.
This small town is the heart of the Val Pusteria and delights with its perfect blend of medieval charm, winding streets, colourful façades, and urban life. Historic buildings with stories to tell invite exploration, while traditional shops, cosy cafés, and trendy restaurants encourage lingering.
This architectural masterpiece, designed by Zaha Hadid, sits high above on Plan de Corones. Partially built into the mountain, it showcases the history of traditional alpinism and the challenges of modern mountaineering.
This three-hectare open-air museum in Dietenheim is a vibrant showcase of South Tyrol’s rural past. Old farmhouses, workshops with equipment and tools from trades such as blacksmith, ropemaker, wainwright and sawmiller, which have long since been forgotten, as well as the rich contrast of aristocratic life in the countryside, are presented in an interactive way. Regular events and activities bring this world of yesteryear back to life.
People all over the world have been living in the mountains for more than 10,000 years. MMM Ripa, located at Castel Brunico in Brunico, offers a deep insight into the history and traditions of mountain peoples both near and far, with its unique collection of artefacts and exhibits.
In South Tyrol and neighbouring provinces, around seven museums founded by legendary mountaineer Reinhold Messner invite you to explore. These include the MMM Corones on Plan de Corones, MMM Ripa at Castel Brunico,
MMM Firmian at Castel Sigmundskron, MMM Juval at the eponymous castle near Castelbello, MMM Ortles in Solda and the MMM Dolomites in Cibiana di Cadore (Belluno).
Every year it enchants visitors from near and far with festively decorated façades and rustic wooden huts. Festively decorated stalls stretch out along the moat, offering handmade gift ideas, traditional crafts, and delicious treats.
Accompanied by atmospheric music and the scent of mulled wine and cinnamon pastries, the Brunico Christmas market becomes an unforgettable experience for the whole family.
Escape the hustle and bustle and let the silence of nature work its magic. Wander through snow-covered forests, conquer sleeping alpine meadows, step over crunching snow, and discover entirely new perspectives – winter and snowshoe hikes promise unforgettable adventures!
From our garden, Cron4 is just a two minute walk and offers, among other things, a 75-metre water slide, a fun pool, a baby pool, and a saltwater pool. For direct bookings, children enjoy free entry and adults receive a special rate.
It is the third-largest lake in South Tyrol, nestled between forests, meadows, and the giant peaks of the Rieserferner-Ahrn nature park.
A beautiful nature trail circles the lake, offering unique views and panoramas. Nearby, you’ll also find the famous< Anterselva biathlon centre.
Winter is just around the corner, and your skis are perfectly prepared by the door? Then head out, into the snow, into the hustle and bustle – up to Plan de Corones, South Tyrol’s number one ski mountain.
This small town is the heart of the Val Pusteria and delights with its perfect blend of medieval charm, winding streets, colourful façades, and urban life. Historic buildings with stories to tell invite exploration, while traditional shops, cosy cafés, and trendy restaurants encourage lingering.
Put on your yellow helmet, hop aboard the clattering mine train, and dive into the heart of the mine.
Imposing and majestic, it sits atop a rocky outcrop above the village of Campo Tures. With over 60 rooms, most of which can be visited, the castle offers a fascinating glimpse into its history: from the grand library to the impressive knights’ hall, the eerie torture chamber, and the mysterious ghost room, where you may sometimes hear faint weeping and wailing …
People all over the world have been living in the mountains for more than 10,000 years. MMM Ripa, located at Castel Brunico in Brunico, offers a deep insight into the history and traditions of mountain peoples both near and far, with its unique collection of artefacts and exhibits.
This three-hectare open-air museum in Dietenheim is a vibrant showcase of South Tyrol’s rural past. Old farmhouses, workshops with equipment and tools from trades such as blacksmith, ropemaker, wainwright and sawmiller, which have long since been forgotten, as well as the rich contrast of aristocratic life in the countryside, are presented in an interactive way. Regular events and activities bring this world of yesteryear back to life.
Is golf your passion? It’s lucky that our hotel is only 100 metres from the nearest golf course. Here you can improve your handicap, perfect your swing, and even discover new talents.
Over rocks and stones, through shady forests, across colourful alpine meadows and fields.
Climbing high, close to the sky. And from above, looking down, feeling the freedom.
The mountains and the contrasting natural scenery all around don’t just fascinate, they beckon us outside. Four times a week, our hiking guides invite you on an adventure.
The waterfalls in Riva are a spectacular, rewarding, and refreshing excursion destination on summer days. Starting from the village of Bagni di Salomone (Campo Tures), you reach the three waterfalls via the Saint Francis’ Path, through a forest trail.
While the first waterfall has a drop height of 10 to 15 metres, the second and third waterfalls plunge around 40 metres into the gorge. The third and final waterfall is particularly impressive. You can return either on foot or via the Fly-Line, a zipline that brings you back to the starting point.
Lago di Braies – a jewel of the Dolomites, surrounded by majestic mountain peaks. Its crystal-clear, emerald-green water invites you to dream.
These mysterious formations are the result of centuries of erosion of moraine material that has accumulated on the peaks of the surrounding mountains. When you see the earth pyramids up close, you get the feeling of being in another world. An absolute must-see for nature lovers.
This architectural masterpiece, designed by Zaha Hadid, sits high above on Plan de Corones. Partially built into the mountain, it showcases the history of traditional alpinism and the challenges of modern mountaineering.
The Plan de Corones holiday region and the Val Pusteria are perfect for bike tours of all kinds. Whether leisurely cyclists, ambitious mountain bikers, road racers, or downhill enthusiasts, everything is possible here.
Events on Plan de Corones
Immerse yourself in the colourful culture of Plan de Corones: whether concerts, sporting events, or exciting happenings – here you’ll find out everything first-hand!
A place for grand adventures in the mountains and little escapes from daily life.
And the perfect offers to match, for nearly every taste. Everything is prepared for you – are you ready to come?
Our offers are full of great experiences – and we’re happy to create a personalised package just for you. Simply send us a no-obligation enquiry, and we look forward to hearing from you.
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