Řemesla a zvyky v Jižním Tyrolsku

With our baker we show you how to bake the bread which is typical for South Tyrol. Participants: min. 4 people - max. 8 people IMPORTANT INFO: If there are no more places available, you are also welcome to join the butter bread hike at Kronplatz. Here all info: https://www.olang.com/en/events/butter-bread-hike_63009

From growing fodder to rearing calves, to livestock farming with dairy products and processing them into tasty yogurt, butter and cheese. Even the energy is generated directly on the farm. Visitors can take a tour of the new barn and the new cheese dairy to learn about and follow the process from milk to cheese. Under expert guidance, they have the opportunity to make their own soft cheese with various spices to suit their individual taste and take it home with them. The exciting experience ends with a tasting of the farm products. Registration: online or at the Kiens tourist office by 8.30 pm the day before Limited number of participants. Meeting point: Gatscher farm cheese dairy in Chienes/Kiens at 09:30 Costs: Adults with Kronplatz Guest Pass 10 €; others pay 20 €; children up to 3 years free of charge; children from 4 to 10 years 6 €. Please report allergies in advance.

From 25 June to 06 August, the Nives Square in Selva will host the traditions and tastes market, where you can admire the beauty of local handicrafts and taste and purchase regional delicacies.

Typical market with local, gastronomical and hand made products in the heart of the village. 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.

Typical market with local, gastronomical and hand made products in the heart of the village. 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.

The charming little market on the small Saint Anthony Square is just the right place to discover regional products and take them home with you. The local products are offered in a very special setting. The stalls are in fact set up on wooden buckets. Whether they are for yourself or for your loved ones - these gifts are always well received. Market stalls: - Blumen Inge Fiori - Dolomite Officinali - Elèna Kostner - Honey Hut - Lobis Adele - Merletto delle Dolomiti - Silvias Strickzeggerle - Zirm

Discover a variety of unique, handmade products from local exhibitors at the market and enjoy the natural produce from farmers in the region. While you browse through the products on offer, atmospheric music creates the right market atmosphere. Look forward to the variety and high quality of the offered goods!

You will be inspired by unique, exceptional opals and precious stones. Light and lively with a flowing, nature-identical setting. At C+J Kurzmann, handcrafted jewellery meets artistic design. Augusto Zunin (Venezia) student Christine Kurzmann and her husband Jürgen will be presenting the latest jewellery creations with fascinating and sometimes rare opals and other precious stones as part of an appealing exhibition. For over 30 years, the passionately committed team has been combining the goldsmith's craft with artistic imagination. The result is perfectly shaped, vibrant, unique pieces full of harmony and visual lightness. With nature as a model, the flowing nature of the setting, which is carried out with an open flame, caresses the stone. At Kurzmann & Kurzmann, there are no contrived shapes, but lively, organic-looking designs with a strong expression of naturalness that emphasises this naturalness and gives the pieces their unique and unmistakable character. In an interview, Christine Kurzmann said: ‘With our jewellery treasures, we want to express a certain attitude to life that everyone would like to have: light, carefree, harmonious, multi-faceted. The enthusiasm we feel when creating our jewellery is perhaps the secret of the joy of life they are said to radiate.’ Jürgen Kurzmann has already attracted attention in specialist circles with his artefacts such as ‘Laurin’ and ‘The Key to Happiness’. His latest creation, a handbag made from a cocoa nut, horn and lapis lazuli, is currently causing a furore and can also be seen at the exhibition. Following exhibitions throughout Europe, we are delighted to be able to welcome the artist couple here. Let us inspire you too.

Discover the natural material clay with Katja Battisti. In the Peterbühl area of Völs—an archaeological site where finds from various eras, including the late Bronze Age and early Middle Ages, have been uncovered—you will explore different techniques and experiment with natural pigments from the local area to decorate your clay creations. Each participant will have the chance to craft a flower pot or decorative vase to take home. Additional Info: If desired, Katja can fire your items for you. This process will take about a week. EXPERT: Katja Battisti, originally trained as a florist, later worked in painting and design therapy. Her journey has led her to explore a wide range of arts, crafts, natural and herbal knowledge, and spirituality. IMPORTANT: If you book a stay in one of the Balance partner accommodation in the period between 5th May and 27th June 2025, you can participate in this event FREE OF CHARGE. Here you can find the Balance partner accommodation: www.seiseralm.it/balancepartner

At the beginning of July, the Val Senales will host the international bow-making symposium. On five afternoons, the organizers invite you to live demonstrations at the archeoParc archery range. At the same time, anyone who is interested can peek over the shoulder of the bow makers at work in the “Open Workshop”.

Dear Vespa Enthusiasts, Experience South Tyrol and all its facets on a Vespa! ... that's what we want to offer Vespa lovers from near and far with the 4th Südtiroler Genussrallye. For two days, we invite you to join us as our guests on a journey through lush orchards, along idyllic country roads with breathtaking views, and this time also into the unforgettable mountain scenery of the Dolomites in the heart of the Alps. Above all, culinary highlights will once again create unforgettable moments! Thursday July 3rd, evening - Registration in the center of Algund Friday July 4th - Dolomites tour with lunch under the Rosengarten and a festive evening in Oberplars / Algund Saturday July 5th - Vinschgau tour to an exclusive vintage car museum, culinary highlights, and a day's end in the Algund beer garden Sunday July 6th - Regional Vespa meeting in Algund with hundreds of participants, a supporting program, and a tour through Merano We will send you a more detailed program in due course, but we can already tell you: ... this time too, we won't reveal all the highlights right away! You can find suitable accommodation through our partner tourism association Algund (link to the accommodation page). We look forward to your participation!

How wonderful it is to stay up longer in summer! And if there’s something exciting to do, the evening becomes perfect! Even for the little ones, Lana23°° has some amazing moments in store! There’s plenty to choose from: hours filled with crafts and creativity, face painting and drawing, or an engaging children’s storytime. When younger and older kids find both fun and freedom – once again, it’s clear: Lana brings people together!

How wonderful it is to stay up longer in summer! And if there’s something exciting to do, the evening becomes perfect! Even for the little ones, Lana23°° has some amazing moments in store! There’s plenty to choose from: hours filled with crafts and creativity, face painting and drawing, or an engaging children’s storytime. When younger and older kids find both fun and freedom – once again, it’s clear: Lana brings people together! Programm: 26 06 & 24 07 playdough figures! 03 07 & 31 07 bracelets and necklaces 10 07 & 07 08 Face-Painting 17 07 & 14 08 painting workshop

The tour through the open-air area leads past historic log buildings such as the grain mill, the granary, the baking oven and the farmhouse, as well as the loden fulling mill, the apiary and the bowling alley. The guided tour takes one hour and starts at the museum entrance. The guided tour is only available in German.

--Mulins y rojules sa Bula-- In the past, the mountain hamlet Bulla was Val Gardena’s granary due to its strategic location. Between three and seven farms built and managed the municipal mills in the gorge of Bulla. Guided tours of partially preserved buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries are used to explain how grain cultivation and milling worked in the past. _____ Meeting point: Hotel Mea Via Bulla Price: 32€ | 10€ for Val Gardena Active Partner Duration: 3 hours Number of participants: min. 1 Distance: 3 km Difficulty level: ●○○○○ Altitude difference in ascent: 100 m Altitude difference in descent: 100 m Use of the lift: no Period: June - November Dogs allowed: yes (on leash and with muzzle) Stroller: no Clothing and equipment: good hiking boots, windbreaker, drink _____ IMPORTANT: The mills are NOT in operation! The guide speaks ONLY italian and german! *Public transport (busses, cableway, etc…) and lunch are not included and must be paid separately. Any variation is reserved to the hiking guide!

--L rundenì dla Dolomites-- If you shout towards a mountain wall, the echo replies. This acoustic phenomenon is truly suggestive and Vallunga is the ideal place to hear the sound come back. During the excursion you pass in front of the idyllic St. Sylvester’s Chapel and finally reach Pra da Ri - a magical and inviting meadow to rest and enjoy the fascinating world of the Puez-Odle Natural Park. Just try it: in addition to the echo, you will also be able to listen to many other wonderful sounds of nature. _____ Meeting point: Parking place Vallunga - La Ciajota (Selva di Val Gardena) Price: 32€ | free for Val Gardena Active Partner Duration: 5-6 hours Number of participants: min. 1 Distance: 10 km Difficulty level: ●●○○○ Altitude difference in ascent: 220 m Altitude difference in descent: 220 m Use of the lift: no Period: July - October Dogs allowed: yes (on leash and with muzzle) Stroller: no Clothing and equipment: good hiking boots, windbreaker, drink, snack, sunscreen _____ *Public transport (busses, cableway, etc…) and lunch are not included and must be paid separately. A lunch break in a hut is planned. Minimum age: 6 years Any variation is up to the hiking guide!

What is the difference between wild and farmed bees, how is a bee colony made up and how is honey actually produced? Beekeeper Walter answers all these questions and gives the participants further interesting information about the industrious helpers of our nature. With the appropriate protective equipment, you can marvel at the inner workings of a beehive and experience at first hand how honey is made, harvested and processed. At the end, you can taste the honey products made on the premises. The guided tour will be in German and Italian.

Every Thursday: Would you like to learn something about a very old craft? The wood turner Fritz Unterkalmsteiner present and show you all about this craft. Duration: ca 20 minutes

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

The herb experts invite you to engaging workshops at the farmers' market in Welschnofen. Every week, new topics await you – from the healing power of herbs and natural remedies to their creative use in the kitchen. Whether you're interested in medicinal herbs, traditional herbal medicine, or culinary wild herbs, you'll find the perfect topic for you. In this workshop with herb expert Renate, you'll learn which wild herbs are best suited for a salad and what valuable properties they have. Together, we will prepare a delicious wild herb salad, which we will then enjoy in a friendly atmosphere. As a small souvenir, you can take home your handmade herbal product from the workshop. The events start PUNCTUALLY, delays cannot be considered because of the program. ATTENTION: workshop is held in GERMAN AND ITALIAN LANGUAGE

On 04.07.2025, the "Sepp Innerkofler Sexten" rifle company will organise a memorial service to mark the 110th anniversary of Sepp Innerkofer's death. 19.45 - Parade through the village 20.00 pm - Liturgy of the Word at the grave & memorial speech by Peter Sigmayr, Olt. of the rifle company Matthias Hofer 21.00 pm - march off

The word Morgreth, is derived from Margareth and it is celebrated in July with a culinary week (1st and 2nd week). The variety of delicacies is large and gourmets will have a hard time when choosing the right one. Those guests who take part in this culinary week participate in a lottery with wonderful prices. Participating restaurants: Restaurant Boutique Hotel Kircher Restaurant Sunnolm Bergrestaurant Pichlberg Restaurant Bärenstube

An evening of fun between food and music in Pieve di Marebbe! Discover traditional Ladin recipes updated in streetfod mode: among dumplings, tultres and fried food of all kinds there will be plenty to stuff yourself with! Musical groups will liven up the evening and from 10pm onwards everyone will be dancing to the sound of the DJ!

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.

Guided visit of the old sawmill Lipper of the 18th century. Participants: min. 4 - max. 20 pers.

Guided visit of the old sawmill Lipper of the 18th century. Participants: min. 4 - max. 20 pers.

A collection of the traditional costume "Rittner Tracht" from the 18th century to the present day. On Wednesdays and Fridays from 4–6 p.m. in the historic Commandery Lengmoos. Last entry: 5.30 p.m., Admission: € 4, free with RittenCard. The traditional costume has a long tradition on the Ritten/Renon, which is still cultivated by associations and organisations today. It is very important for us to preserve this living cultural asset for the future and make it accessible to a broad public.

World-renowned and resilient: discover how the marble from Laas/Lasa is processed and quarried through an exciting film presentation followed by a guided tour. The visit continues at the master stonemason’s workshop of Mayr Josef, where you will hear fascinating stories about the “white gold” and witness masterful craftsmanship. Duration: approx. 2.5 hours Price: 11 € per person, 5 € up to 12 years Registration: not required

Open for visitors: Tuesday: 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. Friday: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.