Prohlídky ve Vinschgau

Are cows on holiday on the mountain pastures? Discover, marvel and enjoy alpine life. Duration: approx. 6 h, walking time 3 h, ascent up to 300 metres in altitude

‘+/- Folk’ is the theme of the exhibition trilogy, which combines the three exhibition venues St. Veit Church, Bunker23 and Bunker5 into a unique cultural journey. Art, design, architecture and film come together and open the view far beyond the boundaries of folkloristic nostalgia. Curated by Daniel Costa The following exhibitions await you: St. Veit Church at Tartscher Bichl hill | HOFER HOFER and +/- Karl Plattner Bunker23 near Tartsch | +/- FOLK Bunker5 near Mals | FLIRI BADER and +/- die Maske 25.05. - 16.10.2025 Sundays from 13:00 - 18:00 In addition, a guided tour takes place (exclusively) in Bunker23 every Sunday at 16:00. There are two ticket options: - 12,00 € | Ticket with admission to all 3 cultural venues - 16,00 € | Ticket with admission to all 3 cultural venues + a guided tour in Bunker23 - Children up to 12 years go free of charge You do not have to visit all the cultural sites in one day, but can split them up over several dates. It is not possible to buy tickets online. Group tour with guided hike to all 3 exhibition venues on request!

Note: currently, the tour is only offered in German and Italian Majestically perched on a rock, the pilgrimage church of Unser Frau in Schnals/ Madonna di Senales is the starting point for a roughly 2.5-hour hike along Via Monachorum via the ancient larch trees of Schnals, waterfalls, and mountain springs to the former Carthusian monastery of Allerengelberg in Karthaus/Certosa. And there? Silence – and a journey into the past. Period: May - October, Mondays Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Price: 10 € per person from 10 years (incl. hiking guide and guided tour) Meeting point: 1.30 pm – Unser Frau, pilgrimage church Registration: T +39 0473 679 148 (Information office Val Senales) or online until 12 noon

The Carthusian monastery of Allerengelberg was located in Karthaus from 1326 to 1782. It was abandoned under Emperor Joseph II, but the spirit of the monks lives on in the cloisters. During the tour of the monastery, participants are shown the art-historical and architectural features and introduced to the way the Carthusian monks lived and worked. Duration: approx. 1 hour Bilingual guided tour (German and Italian)

The "Tartscher Bühel" is a special place of power in Val Venosta. On a leisurely walk, we follow the traces of the lost town, gain insights into the culture of Val Venosta and learn more about innovative development concepts (this tour is in German or Italian language) Meeting point: 10 am, Tartsch parish church Duration: approx. 2 hours Important: Please bring the price in cash to the event! Lake Resia Guest Pass holders have this event included. The valid Lake Resia Guest Pass must be shown in order to use this service as an inclusive service.

There is a wealth of zoological and botanical features to discover in the Prader Sand. The walk through the original alluvial fan of the Prader Sand reveals a wide variety of habitats. Registration: By 18.00 the day before Minimum number of participants: 3 persons Meeting point/time: at 16.30 in front of the aquaprad National Park House Price, to be paid in cash on site: 5,00 € adults Children under 15 years free of charge

Trace the events of the war in ice and snow on a circular hike to the sites of the Ortler-Cevedale front in the rear Val Martello. Duration: approx. 7h, walking time 5h, ascent 600 metres in altitude

THE TOUR IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN GERMAN AND ITALIAN:IT IS NOT CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH.

On an exploration tour through an impressive landscape characterised by ice, you will learn more about climate change and its effects on the high mountains under expert guidance. Duration: approx. 7h, walking time 5h, ascent 600 metres in altitude

After an impressive film screening, we’ll cycle together from Laas through Tarnell up to the fascinating Göflan marble quarry (approx. 1,300 meters of elevation gain). Look forward to breathtaking views and an exciting tour of the historic alpine quarry. To recharge, we’ll enjoy a relaxed break at the Göflan mountain hut with a hearty snack (not included in the price). Back in the marble village of Laas, the perfect finale awaits you: indulge yourself at Venustis with exquisite chocolate and praline creations! Route: approx. 15 km and 1,300 meters elevation gain + return Difficulty: medium, e-mountainbike required Registration by 6:00 PM the day before via the online registration form or by phone. Participant: Maximum 20 people

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

ATTENTION: currently, the tour is only offered in German. Lechtl – A Mountain Farm Steeped in History on the Sonnenberg in the Venosta Valley  Mountain farms through the ages and the great events of world history. The Theiner family from Lechtlhof farm talks about today’s challenges and embarks on a journey into the past. Includes a tour of the farm through the rustic parlour, the centuries-old cellar with a museum, and the farm chapel with a blacksmith’s workshop. Period: 16.09., 30.09., 14.10., 28.10. & 04.11.2025, Tuesdays Duration: approx. 2,5 hours Price: 12 € per person Meeting point: 10 am – Tartsch, Lechtlhof farm gate Registration: T +39 0473 831 190 (Information office Mals) or online until 5 pm the day before

On September 19 thirtyfour years ago, Erika and Helmut Simon discovered Ötzi. Celebrate Ötzi’s “birthday” at the archaeological open-air museum archeoParc Val Senales with hourly tours and a welcome gift. Open from 10:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. | Free admission

Ötzi, the history of the Val Senales Valley, roasted chestnuts, and good company. That’s what awaits guests on the special chestnut afternoons: - Short guided tour on the history of the Val Senales - Roasted chestnuts and mulled wine - self-guided visit Registration: recommended

Spectacular aerial photographs provide an overview of the rugged habitat of the Stelvio National Park. This documentary film portrays the Alpine animals and plants in their natural environment. Film in German language 5:00 p.m. / Film in Italian language 4:00 p.m. Film made of Marco Polo e Thomas Vonmetz copyright:PR Video / Rai Südtirol /Prov. Autonoma Bolzano Südtirol Dip. 28

ATTENTION:currently, the tour is only offered in German and Italian On a walk together, you will learn all about ‘the poor man's bread’ and learn interesting facts about the cultivation and harvesting of chestnuts. Afterwards, you can roast chestnuts directly at the farmer's and enjoy a good glass of wine while learning a few more things first-hand.

The Stelvio National Park is a high mountain park. During a guided tour of the naturatrafoi Visitor Centre, you can immerse yourself directly in the extreme climatic conditions of high altitudes. What tricks do the animals and plants use to survive the freezing nights, the nine months of winter temperatures, the strong sunlight and also the landslides? Guided tour in German language: 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. Guided tour in Italian language: 10:30 - 11:00 a.m.

The Romanesque Days await you! Throughout South Tyrol, 30 impressive cultural sites open their doors. Take the opportunity to experience the mysticism of the Romanesque period up close on free guided tours. Whether churches, castles or beautiful frescoes: experience culture in its most beautiful form! New this year: 1 day is not enough to enjoy culture to its fullest - that's why there are the Romanesque Days this autumn. Two whole days dedicated to culture! Here you can find the programme of the Romanesque Days in the Lake Resia holiday region: - Programme to follow -

New Wines with Old Roots “New Val Venosta wines” as fine-structured mountain wines from Colsano. Thomas Plack was precisely nineteen years old when he took over the estate in Colsano at the foot of Monte Mezzodì in the Val Venosta in 1989. Today, in addition to five hectares of fruit orchards, he also manages three hectares of vineyards upon which, as Plack himself says, “new Val Venosta wines” are created. (only in german and italian language)

In (Wine) Heaven In Castelbello, the special feature of the Val Venosta’s Monte Mezzodì is exploited It is not without reason that the Monte Mezzo dì-Sonnenberg carries its name [“Midday Mountain” in Italian, “Sun Mountain” in German]. More than 250 days of sun per year can be counted here, the temperature differentials between day and night are extreme, and the amount of precipitation is lower than anywhere else in Alto Adige. These extraordinary conditions are used by Markus Fliri at the Himmelreich-Hof in Castelbello in order to produce wines with strong character. The vineyards of the Himmelreich-Hof, just precisely two hectares, lie at an elevation of 650 meters, and the moraine soils, a remnant of the last ice age, have a high mineral content which can be tasted in the grapes. And thus also in the wine. “It is a matters of importance to us to produce natural, sincere wines with strong character,” says Fliri. (only iin german and italian language)

Tradition and innovation Dry climate and permeable soils: the best conditions for Burgundy Together we take a shuttle bus to the Köfelgut winery in Kastelbell: Köfelgut has been producing white and red wines in its own cellar since 1970. The farm combines the long tradition of a family business with quality awareness and innovation. Seasonality, quality, enjoyment and the preservation of naturalness are fundamental values for the Pohl family, which are reflected in the variety of products. ‘Utilising nature in its purity’ is the winery's credo. (only in german and italian language)

We take the shuttle bus together to the Rebhof winery in Galsaun: Leo Forcher is considered a jack-of-all-trades in Val Venosta/Vinschgau. In addition to a tree nursery and fruit growing, he dedicates himself to his true passion: viticulture. Fertile soils on sun-favoured slopes provide ideal conditions for the growth of the vines. And intensive care forms the basis for the ripening of high-quality grapes of the classic grape varieties, which are still harvested by practised hands. (only in german and italian language)