The Group of devils in Villnöss valley organises the traditional Krampus parade. Over 300 Krampus from all over South Tyrol await you.
The festival starts at 6.30 pm; the Krampus run begins at 7.30 pm. The route is closed off. Afterwards, after-show party in the culture house of St. Peter with DJ Favy & DJ Markus.
The volunteer fire brigades of St. Peter and St. Magdalena offer Christmas trees for sale.
St. Peter: from 09.00 am in the St. Peter schoolyard with a mulled wine stall
St. Magdalena: from 08.30 am in the St. Magdalena fire station
Various music groups of the band bring the musical New Year's wishes in all fractions of the Villnöss valley directly to the house according to old tradition from 09.00 o'clock in the morning.
ONLY GERMAN AND ITALIAN SPEAKING GUIDES!
Baking together traditional bread in a wood-burning oven is fun and not difficult. The farmers demonstrate step by step how to mix all ingredients to form a dough.
People are invited to lend a hand, and while the dough rises, they may discover the farm, the garden and the animals such as cows, calves, pigs and rabbits. Finally, the loaves will be baked in a wood-burning oven and, afterwards, tasted together. An interesting and exciting experience for the whole family!
Meeting point: Tourist information office in Teis at the Mineral Museum, Teiser Straße 12
Time: 1.00 pm - duration: approx. 3 hours
The farm is 2 km outside the village. Please register at the office in Teis before you start and then drive to the farm by car or if on foot you should arrive half an hour earlier.
Price: adults 30,00 € - children (6–13 years) 15,00 € - 50% discount with the Dolomiti Card
Participants: min. 2 persons
In the evening, when calm descends on Brixen and most people retreat to their homes, we set off on a special hiking experience.
We hike in the soft evening light, enjoy the atmospheric sunset, and stop for a refreshing break.
In the soft light of the full moon, nature can be perceived in a particularly intense and conscious way.
Duration: 2–3 h | 7 km | ↑ 150–200 m | easy
IMPORTANT: all guides are German and Italian speaking