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E-Bike Tour – Freiberg - Merano Our Freiberg Tour begins in Algund. From there we ride along the signposted cycle track into Merano. In the spa town we ride along various side streets in the old town and soon reach the cycle track that leads into the Passeier Valley. At Lazag we leave the cycle track and reach the lovely Merano district of Obermais, from where we cycle in the direction of St. Georgen as far as Goyen Castle. Next we cross the Naif Valley and reach the Freiberg, where a fabulous view of Merano awaits us. We then cycle along Panoramastrasse to the Rauthof wine tavern, where we take a well-deserved break. The return journey is via a lovely route back down into Merano and then on to Algund. Participation at own risk. Difference in altitude: 650 metres

Relive the essence of wine! The authentic oenological and sensorial experience takes place in the newly created wing of Cantina Kurtatsch. You will learn insightful and interesting facts about the importance of the terroir, the variety of the sites and the unique wines of Cantina Kurtatsch. The number of participants is limited due to the current situation (max. 12 persons), reservation is required.

On the way with a cheese refiner - with a guide and a tasting. Guided tour in German or Italian.
Kids: minimum age 6 years, ticket required
Dogs: not allowed

ONLY IN GERMAN AND ITALIAN! Wondering where Archduke Johann of Austria’s grave is located? Find out the answer to this question and many more during the art history tour of Schenna. Also on the agenda are visits to the mausoleum, old and new Parish Churches and St. Martin’s Chapel. This is then followed by a tour of Schenna Castle for anyone who would like to take part.

Our farmer will guide you through their fields, explains you about the healthy ingredients, the production area and about all sorts and brands of the South Tyrolean apple. Gain insight into the secrets of the apple farmers - from the latest technology of today and the gnarled giants of the past. Afterwards, you can taste for yourself. Costs: € 2 per person, free for guests from the member companies of Nals/Nalles Registration within 12 noon of the previous day, min. 4 persons

ATTENTION: currently, the tour is only offered in German and Italian Chestnut expert and chairman of the Vinschgau valley chestnut association Max Gögele takes you on a tour of the long history (some are up to 400 years old) and cultivation of chestnut trees in Kortsch/Corzes and Schlanders/Silando and along the Kastanienwaal irrigation channel path before roasting some “Keschtn” to wind down the day in a cozy atmosphere. Duration: approx. 2 hours Price: 10 € per person Registration: T +39 0473 730 155 (Information office Schlanders) until 5 pm the day before Minimum number of participants: 5 persons

"The Dolomites are the most beautiful natural architecture in the world", as architect Le Corbusier puts it. The tour "Dolomiti senza confini" leads exactly through this natural architecture. Over old mountain galleries, ladder paths from World War 1 and suspension bridges you will reach the well-deserved summit cross. History can be so much more than boring literature from books.

THE GUIDE IN THE BUS SPEAKS GERMAN AND ITALIAN! Immerse yourself in the extraordinary beauty of the Dolomites during our grand tour! We start our bus journey in Schenna and head towards Val Gardena. From there, the route takes us through the Gardena Pass to Corvara and then to the Campolongo Pass. Along the way, we enjoy spectacular views of the majestic mountain peaks. Our journey continues to Arabba and through the Pordoi Pass, and finally past the Karer Pass back to Schenna.

The unforgettable family experience with the 50 Alpacas from the Hinterwalderhof (at the entrance to the Altfasstal valley) Price: 0-10 years € 10, off 10 years and adults € 15 & for families € 50. Registration: +39 380 866 0375 or +39 377 217 3860 Other days on request.

Experience over 1000 years of Tyrolean history, customs and traditions on a 1000 m² guided tour. The lovingly furnished rooms, chambers and workshops faithfully reflect the life of our ancestors; above all, the art treasures of religious and secular origin give the museum a special touch and make it unique in South Tyrol. An animal exhibition is a source of amazement, especially for children. A new feature is the opportunity to be told directly by historical witnesses how they experienced the past. These exciting interviews can be shown on various screens. Visits to the museum are only possible with a guided tour (in german and italian languague). On normal weekdays, a reservation is required within 12 noon of the previous day; on weekends a reservation is always obligatory until 5 p.m. on Thursday and until 48 hours before for public holidays: at the tourist office or online. Guided tours in german or italian. PRICES: Adults from 14 years 7,00 € Children from 6 - 13 years 4,00 € Student with valid student card 4,00 € Mini - Family one adult and one child up to 13 years 7,00 € Family ticket two adults and two children up to 13 years 14,00 € Here is a small foretaste: Video Museum Steinegg

The Villanders mine in the Eisack Valley, with a wide view of the Dolomites, was one of the most important mining areas in Tyrol in the Middle Ages. At that time, silver, galena, copper and much more were mined. The Villanders Culture and Museum Association has carefully restored the mine in recent years. It is now one of the few mines in South Tyrol that is open to visitors. Guided tours only from April to October on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:30 and 14:30, Sundays at 10:30 (duration approx. 1.5 h) In July & August additionally on Wednesdays at 10:30 (duration approx. 2 h). IMPORTANT: arrive at the mine at least 10 minutes in advance! Individual special tours are available all year round on request. All prices can be found on the mine's website.

Visit of the historic Rohrerhaus Farmers' Museum at Sarnthein Village.

On the tracks of the biathlon elite: Come and experience the excitement of this large sports venue that has already hosted numerous international competitions. Take a closer look at the technical and functional rooms, the entire administration building and the spectator stands in more detail. We tell you exciting stories and give you interesting facts about the Südtirol Arena and not to be missed: we will also take a look at Antholz 2026. A film about biathlon rounds off your knowledge of the sport. Finally you can feel like an elite Biathlete and try out biathlon shooting: put your marksmanship to the test with five shots. Guided tours of the biathlon stadium including biathlon shooting at realistic small-bore conditions are scheduled twice a week from June to October in German language. Participants: min. 6 person (limited number of participants!)

See how a 200-year-old Venetian saw is capable of sectioning a tree trunk into boards. In a separate demonstration, grain is milled into flour at the newly refurbished old mill. Duration | Approx. 1 hour Participation fee | Admission ticket for the Visitor Center

The new special exhibition at the Museum Ladin is titled “Countdown to Mass Extinction?”. It focuses on the End Permian Mass Extinction that occurred 252 million years ago and the current climate change. Free entry. 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.

Guided tour through the parish church with included viewing of the tower of S. Paolo | Appiano.

Immerse yourself in the world of wines from St. Pauls. On a walk through the vineyards in the village center, you will learn about the history of our winery and the annual work process of our winegrowers. After visiting our sparkling wine bunker from the Second World War, a guided tasting of a selection of our wines awaits you in the vinotheque.

Discover by a walking tour the unique and private Kunstpark Hochfrangart. Bring sturdy shoes and supplies.

Local history tells that one of the oldest Baptist churches of the surroundings was rising on this beautiful square. Today, the Parish Church stands on an even older site dating back to the preromanesque period (lombard-carolingian architecture) and is one of the rare examples of a cross-domed church with central nave and side naves.

Gala, Kanzi, Fuji, Red Delicious – these illustrious names represent four of the total of 18 varieties of apple that flourish in the sunny orchards tended by South Tyrol's farmers. Crisp, juicy and fresh, famed as a vitamin bomb and popular well beyond the borders of the region, there is plenty to learn about the South Tyrolean apple. Did you know, for example, that the apple originally came from Kazakhstan? Or that one in three of all organic apples harvested in Europe comes from South Tyrol? Together with apple grower Christine we set out on a journey of discovery through the local apple orchards. Our charming and knowledgeable guide shares plenty of interesting and curious facts about the apple growing industry in South Tyrol, about organic and integrated cultivation, the different varieties, the ingenious methods of naturally-derived plant protection and the protected designation of geographical origin. During the subsequent tasting of the different apple varieties participants can enjoy talking shop about the apples’ flavours and textures and their personal favourites. There will also be plenty of time to ask questions of our expert.

From shimmering gold to purple and green. It looks as versatile as it tastes: the apple. Mrs. Anja Ladurner invites you for a walk through the orchards of the farm "Auenheim"; followed by an apple tasting. Learn everything first hand about this symbolic fruit for vitality and health. Meeting point and start: 15. 30 hrs Plaus tourist office, duration approx: two hours. (only in German or italian language)

Guided tour through orchards and vineyards, Mr. Teutsch explains about raising methods, quality improving measures, and lot of other interesting information about South Tyrolean apples and wine. Minimum 6 persons.

ATTENTION:currently, the tour is only offered in German and Italian After a leisurely hike along the Via Vinum Venostis wine trail accompanied by winemaker Thomas Plack, you will have the opportunity to visit the vineyard and taste four to five organic wines each where its respective variety is cultivated. At the end of the tour, the winemaker personally takes you on a tour through his cellar.

If you are looking for nature and adventure, so join us to the guided hiking tours around Tramin. Twice a week in September and October professional alpine guides show you the nicest places of our country. Registration within one day before in the tourist office. For Tramin guests for free an with the activ&mobil card. Minimum of two persons

ONLY IN GERMAN! As the old Torggl (wine press) in the entrance suggests, the Torgglerhof has a rich history of fruit and wine-growing. Discover just how far it dates back to and which stimulating spirits are produced with passion and savoir-faire in Schenna’s first farm distillery during a tour of the historical cellar rooms, led by winegrower Matthias. Don’t worry, you’ll have plenty of time to sample some in the generous tasting session that follows!

A tasting of our unique natural wines and a wild herb safari in our natural vineyard with delicious wild herb specialities.

Discover the story of the South Tyrolean apple in Meran/Merano! This apple tour of Merano's fruit cooperative CAFA will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about our local fruit. After a short introductory film you can explore the entire cooperative in the company of our apple experts and follow the storage, sorting, packaging and shipping of the South Tyrolean apple. Our apple expert will let you in on all kinds of secrets about our apples' goodness, the varieties and how best to store them at home. To round off the tour there is a brief apple tasting session. Registration for participation at the tourist office Marlengo, until monday, 4 p.m. Price 4 € per person. Our guide only speaks german and italian.

Tuesdays from 11:00 - 12:00 am Introduction to the world of Kneipp with Kneipp bath attendant Christine Moser Eschgfeller Cost: € 9,00 per person, children up to 14 years free of charge Registration desired under tel. 0471 625138 or info@eschgfeller.eu

Tuesday from 10:00 to 11:00 am Mountain blessing Sarner Latsche - guided tour through the Eschgfeller mountain pine oil distillery and a journey through the centuries-old tradition of mountain pine oil distillation Cost: € 7,00 per person, children up to 14 years free of charge Registration is required: 0471 625138 or info@eschgfeller.eu