Všechny akce v Jižním Tyrolsku

ONLY FOR CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 9 YEARS OLD! Be a real knight or a brave damsel for once! Childhood dreams come true at the medieval Reifenstein Castle. With fencing, archery and adventurous games, children can immerse themselves in the world of the Middle Ages in a playful way - supervised and age-appropriate. Please note: Only for children between 5 and 9 years old. No exceptions possible! Meanwhile, parents can optionally take part in a guided tour of the castle. Number of participants: minimum 4 children; maximum 20 children Registration deadline: Wednesday by 5:00 p.m.

Starting from Laion, the taxi takes us through the Val Gardena to the Sella Pass (2,180m). The hike begins with a steady climb up to the Toni Demetz mountain hut (2,681m). Adventurous people can also take the gondola to the hut (ticket not included). At the top, we enjoy the splendid view of the surrounding mountains before descending to the Rifugio Vicenza hut (2,253m). After a lunch break, we continue the hike, always downhill, to Monte Pana (1,637m). Height difference in ascent: 530 m Height difference in descent: 1.120 m Distance: 11,5 km

On a guided exploration walk through the vineyards with winemaker Michl, you will learn everything knowing about wine: from its history and cultivation to grape varieties and marketing. At the end of the tour, you can taste South Tyrolean wines and discover the aromas and flavors of the region. The guided tour will be in German.

The Jaufental is an extraordinary valley of nature's tranquillity, and it is precisely here that we seduce you and your family and show you wonderful natural places. We experience the element of water at the Gurgl waterfall and while treading water at the mountain pasture, where we stop for refreshments. We discover various herbs, trees and alpine flowers along the way. Suitable for families and children aged 5 and over. Not suitable for baby carriages!

Experience wonderful summit hikes with our hiking guide Gilbert! Every Thursday, Gilbert takes you to the most picturesque mountain peaks in the enchanting Pustertal Valley. Enjoy unforgettable views and a wonderful nature on our guided tours. Tour: Staller Saddle (2.052) > Mount Hinterbergkofel (2.726) Rest station: Restaurant Obersee and Hexenschenke at the Staller Saddle at the end of the tour Walking time: approx. 6 hours (there and back) Difficulty: medium / demanding

Have you ever tasted real farmers’ butter on freshly baked South Tyrolean bread with a stunning mountain view? This hike starts at the Olang 1+2 mid-station at 2,000 m and leads you along a well-marked trail with several stops to a traditional wood-fired oven. The hike is not guided, but the route is clearly signposted. Along the circular trail, you’ll also discover how butter and bread were made in the old days – a delicious journey into South Tyrolean tradition and alpine nature!

Today you will have the opportunity to get to know and taste the different liqueurs of the distellery "Farmat". Time: 3 pm. - 6 p.m.

School square Völser Aicha: Concert evening with the Völser Aicha band.

Concert by the local band of Frangart in the village center

A guided botanical walk along the Solda panorama path: Starting in the village centre, we walk past the parish church of St. Gertraud to panorama trail no. 7, which we follow into the valley past meadows, pastures, woods and small streams to the valley station of the Solda cable car. There we switch to the opposite side of the valley, with its sunny and dry slopes. We now return to our starting point with a splendid view of the north face of the Ortler mountain along panorama trail no. 6. Along the way, we will be able to admire numerous species of flowers, including the species Pedicularis recutita, Alpine clematis, Globeflower, Twinflower , Lesser twayblade, Greek valerian, Orange hawkweed, Bearded bellflower and many others. Meeting point: 09:30, bus stop at the Solda tourist office. Duration: 5-6 hours, walking time 2 hours Height difference: 100 metres Length: approx. 7 km

Traditional procession through the village of Morter as part of the Sacred Heart holiday.

The traditional "Grondelbodenfest" Below Kastelruth lies the small village of Grondelboden, the residents and guests celebrate alongside music, culinary specialties and drinks into a late summer night.

On 27 June 2025, the legendary Stelvio road will be closed to motorised traffic for the first half of the night and will be completely open to cyclists and pedestrians. The last seven kilometres of the 'Berghotel Franzenshöhe' before the summit will be magically illuminated by indirect lighting to show participants the way to the 2,757-metre peak. Whether on foot, by (E-)bike or other non-motorised means of transport; everyone is invited to take an enjoyable journey along the Stelvio Pass road at night on June 27, 2025 EXPERIENCE A MAGICAL MOMENT AND A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE! In case of bad weather, we will postpone the event to 28 June 2025

How is a “unique sound” created? And what sounds – today – are good? Jazz musicians – unlike those in European art music – have their own sound, and expression is always more important than just beautiful tone. The Südtirol Jazzfestival Alto Adige, under the artistic direction of Stefan Festini Cucco, Max von Pretz, and Roberto Tubaro, will explore not only the new and innovative sound worlds of contemporary European jazz this summer, but will also enable the creative development of these sounds through interesting acoustic locations across the region. In many unusual resonance spaces, individual sounds will be generated – and live-modified during the concerts. The musical explorations will begin on the opening night of the Südtirol Jazzfestival Alto Adige on June 27. The Amsterdam-based Brainteaser Orchestra, which was awarded the German Jazz Prize in 2021 for its debut album, will perform in various locations within the NOI Techpark in Bolzano. Further sound experiments will follow: French flautist Delphine Joussein will hold a solo concert in a spacious hall at the Bolzano trade fair, and guitarist Reinier Baas will travel nearly a kilometer into the former Prettau mine in the Ahrntal by mine train, before unpacking his guitar in the Klimastollen to give another solo concert. The "sound of nature" will be integrated into contemporary jazz above ground. Finnish drummer Tatu Rönkko and the saxophonist Damian Dalla Torre, who grew up in Sterzing, will host a sound workshop in the old Pforzheimer Hütte and in the alpine border area between the Val Venosta and Switzerland. The festival will also offer two other sound excursions to the Juac Hut and the Mont de Sëura Alm in the Dolomites of Val Gardena. Over 50 concerts will take place from June 27 to July 6 in many different locations across South Tyrol. Concert venues include the Bunker H in Fagen Street in Bolzano, the Franzensfeste Fortress, the Roner Distillery in Termeno, the Ost West Club in Merano, the exhibition halls of the Antonio Dalle Nogare Foundation in Bolzano, the Poschhausstollen in Ridnaun, the Bozen Filmclub, the Harpf beverage store in Brunico, the Stanglerhof in Fie allo Sciliar, the Rittner Horn, the town square in Sterzing, as well as the Waaghaus and the park of Hotel Laurin in Bolzano. New this year are – in addition to the Prettau mine – the Hotel Pragser Wildsee, the former prison "Tschumpus" in Brixen, and the Pünthof in Algund. At the Sudwerk of the Batzenhäusl in Bolzano, in addition to the late-night concerts, the "Kabarila" concert performance will take place for the third time: a five-hour jazz ritual where the audience can either dance or simply listen and enjoy the music.

With "A Journey to Happiness", Biyon Kattilathu presents a live programme that goes far beyond conventional entertainment. The show combines humorous moments with profound, inspiring thoughts and invites the audience to embark on a journey to themselves. "It's not just about entertainment, but about what remains - the feeling of happiness and gratitude that stays with us for a long time," says Biyon, describing his new show. The mixture of laughter, reflection and touching moments makes "A Journey to Happiness" a unique feel-good show that not only provides laughter, but also plenty of inspiration, gratitude and happiness.

Savor craft beers from renowned local and regional breweries. Enjoy live entertainment and immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere of the Dolomites. A beer experience not to be missed!

How is a “unique sound” created? And what sounds – today – are good? Jazz musicians – unlike those in European art music – have their own sound, and expression is always more important than just beautiful tone. The Südtirol Jazzfestival Alto Adige, under the artistic direction of Stefan Festini Cucco, Max von Pretz, and Roberto Tubaro, will explore not only the new and innovative sound worlds of contemporary European jazz this summer, but will also enable the creative development of these sounds through interesting acoustic locations across the region. In many unusual resonance spaces, individual sounds will be generated – and live-modified during the concerts. The musical explorations will begin on the opening night of the Südtirol Jazzfestival Alto Adige on June 27. The Amsterdam-based Brainteaser Orchestra, which was awarded the German Jazz Prize in 2021 for its debut album, will perform in various locations within the NOI Techpark in Bolzano. Further sound experiments will follow: French flautist Delphine Joussein will hold a solo concert in a spacious hall at the Bolzano trade fair, and guitarist Reinier Baas will travel nearly a kilometer into the former Prettau mine in the Ahrntal by mine train, before unpacking his guitar in the Klimastollen to give another solo concert. The "sound of nature" will be integrated into contemporary jazz above ground. Finnish drummer Tatu Rönkko and the saxophonist Damian Dalla Torre, who grew up in Sterzing, will host a sound workshop in the old Pforzheimer Hütte and in the alpine border area between the Val Venosta and Switzerland. The festival will also offer two other sound excursions to the Juac Hut and the Mont de Sëura Alm in the Dolomites of Val Gardena. Over 50 concerts will take place from June 27 to July 6 in many different locations across South Tyrol. Concert venues include the Bunker H in Fagen Street in Bolzano, the Franzensfeste Fortress, the Roner Distillery in Termeno, the Ost West Club in Merano, the exhibition halls of the Antonio Dalle Nogare Foundation in Bolzano, the Poschhausstollen in Ridnaun, the Bozen Filmclub, the Harpf beverage store in Brunico, the Stanglerhof in Fie allo Sciliar, the Rittner Horn, the town square in Sterzing, as well as the Waaghaus and the park of Hotel Laurin in Bolzano. New this year are – in addition to the Prettau mine – the Hotel Pragser Wildsee, the former prison "Tschumpus" in Brixen, and the Pünthof in Algund. At the Sudwerk of the Batzenhäusl in Bolzano, in addition to the late-night concerts, the "Kabarila" concert performance will take place for the third time: a five-hour jazz ritual where the audience can either dance or simply listen and enjoy the music.

johannesstube taste nature . forest edition Enjoy a unique culinary experience that will delight all your senses: a crackling fire, soft moss beneath your feet, fine dishes and exquisite wine... The renowned Johannesstube restaurant, with its recognised chef Philip Lochmann, opens its doors amidst fir trees, moss and the scent of the forest. 27.06. - 29.06.2025 04.07. - 07.07.2025 12:00 noon - 05:00 pm Tickets: Euro 250,00 (including 5 course menu with wine pairing) The package includes: - welcome aperitif - 5-course tasting menu cooked in the forest without gas and electricity - alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage accompaniment - water - return transfer (the way back is on foot through the forest or by shuttle bus on request) For reservation and information: +39 0471 613 131 or booking@hotel-engel.com

Summer concert of a music band at the fairground in Luttach/Ahrntal valley

Explore a wide array of sports and traditional items and immerse yourself in a relaxed atmosphere during our special evening hours. The stores will be open from 9:00 PM to 10:30 PM.

Sparkling Summer Nights - Ortisei to live Live music, drinks & fun. We present to you three unique evenings dedicated to the finest products of South Tyrol: gin, sparkling wine, and beer. This region offers an ideal climate and terroir for the production of these extraordinary beverages. You will discover the aromas of local gin, savor the freshness of sparkling wine, and immerse yourself in the world of South Tyrolean craft beer. Each evening will be a special experience, ready to enchant you with tastings and surprises. Join us for three unforgettable evenings, immersed in the flavors and traditions of South Tyrol. 27.06.2025 - GIN NIGHT 25.07.2025 - SPARKLING WINE NIGHT 29.08.2025 - CRAFT BEER NIGHT

From the Provincial Mining Museum in Maiern/Ridnaun, trail no. 9 takes us on a relaxed, leisurely hike to the entrance of the wild Burkhardklamm gorge. At the waterfall, we breathe in the finely atomized aerosol of the Fernerbach stream, and the invigorating effect of these healing drops is immediately noticeable. You will experience the health-promoting effect that our scientific study at the Paracelsus Salzburg Private University has shown. We find peace and relaxation by becoming aware of nature with all our senses. With Kneipp treatments, we also let the calming power of the forest work its magic on us on the way back.

Il corno di montagna, esistente anche in lunghezze diverse, viene suonato in Europa dal 1870 sui confini svizzeri – austriaci. Questo strumento è intagliato in legno d’abete ed ha la lunghezza di 3,20m in tonalità del sol.

The Val Casies farmers' and crafts market offers exclusively regional products from local farms and small artisan workshops. Here, you can find a diverse selection of honey, organic meat, speck and sausages, free-range eggs, pasta, organic goat cheese, dairy products, organic flours and more. In addition to culinary delights, the market features wooden decorations, handwoven rugs, table linens, gift items, handmade children's clothing, jams, juices, pottery, herbal products, textile crafts, and intricate lacework. In the event of unfavourable weather, the event will be held in the festival hut "Interessetschaftshütte Ribisen". A charming market that highlights the diversity of regional products and the craftsmanship of local artisans.

With yoga in the clear Dolomites air, body and mind come into wonderful harmony. A mat, comfortable clothes and lots of nature all around - that's all you need to find peace with mountain yoga. In Sesto there are countless possibilities to find relaxation and recreation in the most beautiful places. If you prefer the way into nature to switch off and relax, this hour with Simone is exactly ideal for you!

Immerse yourself in the calming atmosphere of the forest and discover the healing power of nature. Under the expert guidance of Georg Kirchmaier, an experienced forest educator and geobiologist, you will explore the unique Eggental forest. The Japanese concept of ‘Shinrin-yoku’, known as forest bathing, shows that spending time in the forest has positive effects on our nervous, hormonal and immune systems. During the walk, you breathe deeply, listen to the sounds of nature and feel the energy of the trees. You can recharge your batteries and find deep relaxation at selected power spots. Georg Kirchmaier will show you how everything in the forest lives in symbiosis and help you to reconnect with nature. Experience the harmonising effect of the forest and find your way back to inner peace and balance.

We start in Maiern in front of the Rent and Go bike rental in the direction of Bergl, go past the birthplace of the Ridnaun giantess and on to the Martalm. From there we cycle along the forest road to the Gewingesalm. After a little refreshment continue to cycle to Entholz and along the Erzweg back to the starting point. Registration only from the age of 14.

A hidden gem in the dolomites, where enchantment meets nature La Val is the most characteristic and peaceful village of Alta Badia. Situated on the meadows overlooking the Sas de Pütia, here you can still breathe the rural air that once hung over the entire Dolomites. This excursion starts from Biei, a small hamlet of the village, to reach the Rit meadows, marked by the Crusc da Rit cross, the destination of the excursion. From here you can enjoy spectacular views not only of the village of La Val, but also of the surrounding mountains, such as Sas dla Crusc, with the peaks of Sas dales Nü and Sas dales Diesc, and Sas de Pütia. A way to discover and contemplate the beauty of the Dolomites from a secluded, somewhat fairy-tale perspective. Itinerary: Biei - Lech da Rit biotope lake - Crusc da Rit (2.021 m) - Ütia da Rit hut - Ramëi Difficulty: easy/medium Meeting: 8.30 a.m. La Val Tourist Office (shuttle service to Biei - included in the price) Return: approx. 3.00 p.m. (shuttle service from Raimëi - included in the price) Altitude diff.: ↑↓ approx. 400 m Distance: approx. 7 km Walking: approx. 3,5 hours Lunch: packed lunch Domestic animals and strollers are not allowed. The guide speaks Italian and German. Information and reservation at the tourist offices or online by the day before (limited places). 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. Powered by Karpos.

Early in the morning, we set off with Margareth on a sunrise hike. Meeting point is at the large hiking map near the Gasserhütte – from there we begin our walk to reach the Toten Kirchl in time for sunrise. At the top, a peaceful and impressive atmosphere awaits, with wide views over the Villanderer Alm and the surrounding mountains. After hiking back down, we’ll enjoy a relaxed breakfast together at a mountain hut. A start to the day that’s well worth it – for anyone who enjoys experiencing nature at its quietest and most beautiful.