Prohlídky ve Sterzing

At the organic farm Gogerer you can visit the cows and chickens in the barn and on the pasture together with the farmer's wife Margareth. How does the milk get from the grass into the glass? An experience for young and old. You can be with the animals, stroke and feed them - you can be there too! At the end you have the opportunity to taste some products such as milk and organic yoghurt.

At the organic farm Gogerer you can visit the cows and chickens in the barn and on the pasture together with the farmer's wife Margareth. How does the milk get from the grass into the glass? An experience for young and old. You can be with the animals, stroke and feed them - you can be there too! At the end you have the opportunity to taste some products such as milk and organic yoghurt.

Under the aspect of "animal welfare," Anneliese and Andreas produce the products of Pfitscher Gaumenfreuden. Join us on an exciting discovery journey to the "Reichmessnerhof" in St. Jakob in Pfitsch. See how chickens, pigs, and cattle live in their free-range enclosures. During a tasting, you can enjoy the various products. The farm shop and the beautiful Pfitsch Valley invite you to explore and experience. By bus from Sterzing to St. Jakob (departure: 09:15 a.m.; return: 12:05 a.m.) Number of participants: from 4 people, maximum 20 people

The Bee Trail in Trens Freienfeld is a varied and educational themed hike for the whole family. On this peaceful and adventurous walk, you'll learn all sorts of interesting facts about bees, the creation, and processing of honey, and other bee products such as beeswax, pollen, propolis, and more. At the exploration and observation beehive, you can explore the inner workings of a beehive and learn about the processing of honey and other honey products. Possible with stroller; no risk of bee stings. Tasting of honey at the observation beehive is seasonal. Afterwards, there will be a small tasting at the Hotel Post in Trens. Additional tours: in August also on Thursdays from 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Participants: minimum 4 and maximum 20 people Registration deadline: one day before by 5:00 p.m.

With a herbal fairy, we dive into forgotten knowledge to discover the natural powers of alpine plants. The easy hike leads along the valley path of the Pflersch Valley to the herb garden, with its many rarities. At the end, the herb gardeners of the Wipptal invite you to a tasting at the herb manufactory at the Botenhof. Participation: €10.00 per person / free with the activeCARD Gossensass/Sterzing/Ratschings. Registration by 11:00 AM at the Gossensass Tourism Association (or Guestnet).

Get to know Sterzing better with a guided city tour and let our guides take you back to long-forgotten times. From the town's history to architectural styles, relics of mining, and influences of various developments and epochs, you will gain many interesting insights. Meeting Point & Start: in front of the Sterzing Tourist Office at the Town Square Period: Fridays from April 2nd to October 31th, 2025 No registration required!

Since the time of the Romans, wine has been cultivated on the sunny slopes of the Wipptal. Today, 2000 years later, there are once again some pioneers who utilize the milder climate for viticulture. Peter Faistnauer is one of them; he operates the first winery in the Wipptal. Since 2015, he has been cultivating the white wine variety Solaris. After visiting the vineyards, the special wine will be tasted in the old barn. Dogs are not allowed. It is not possible to navigate the paths with a stroller, and the entire tour is not wheelchair accessible. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OLD Meeting Point & Start: Freienfeld Train Station at 10:15 a.m. Option with train from Sterzing to Freienfeld (Departure 9:57 a.m., Return 4:57 p.m.) Period: Fridays from Mai 2th to November 7th Number of Participants: Min. 8 and max. 20 people Cost: Free for ActiveCard holders, €26.00 for non-ActiveCard holders Attention: Registration is required! Registration: within Thursday until 5 p.m.

For nature lovers, there is nothing more beautiful than vibrant colors and delightful scents. This tour offers experiences for all the senses: colorful herb fields, aromatic oils wafting into the nose, delightful flavors during tasting, and perfect tranquility. We start with a visit to the herb garden, explore the drying and processing rooms, discover a variety of herbal products, and conclude our tour with a small but exquisite product tasting of fresh tea, fruity syrup, and spicy schnapps. Those interested in herbs will surely take home a wealth of knowledge about the cultivation, drying, storage, and use of our medicinal and culinary plants. Additional Tours: Beginning of July - End of August 2025, every Thursday Number of Participants: Min. 4 and max. 20 people Registration Deadline: One day before by 5:00 p.m.

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.

Immerse yourself in a magical world of light shows and visit the Gilfenklamm gorge on these special evenings in August. With specially installed lights, the natural spectacle of the Gilfenklamm gorge becomes an unforgettable adventure, even at night. No resservation necessary, Payment at the cash desk Prices: Adults 10,00€ Children aged 6 to 14 years 8,00€ Children under 6 years free of charge Every Thursday in August and September Entry from 9:00 p.m. at the Gilfenklamm cash desk in Stanghe. Visitors hike independently through the illuminated Gilfenklamm and are provided with lamps. A shuttle service from Jaufensteg back to Stanghe is included in the price. Supervision by the mountain rescue service.