Alle Events in Sterzing, Pfitsch und Freienfeld

Petting, feeling the soft fur, putting on a halter, and walking a course with the llamas. What could be more beautiful than the ideal interaction between animal and human? Llamas, with their loving and gentle character, immediately captivate children and also enchant adults. Llama trekking is ONLY for children (from 6 to 14 years old). Participants: minimum 4 and maximum 15 children Attention: Registration is required, only for children.

Experience a breathtaking e-bike tour from Sterzing up to the high alpine natural paradise of Pfitsch - one of the last untouched valleys in South Tyrol. Together with a local guide, you will discover hidden places, enjoy the fresh mountain air and reach the impressive Pfitsch waterfall as the highlight. There you can dangle your feet in the ice-clear glacier water while exciting stories about the surrounding area are told. Who is it suitable for? This tour is aimed at anyone who wants to actively experience nature. Children under the age of 10 can be taken along, provided they are transported in a trailer (available for rent at the Outdoor Center). Difference in altitude: 500 meters Participants: min. 3 and max. 10 people Expenses for optional hut stop. Registration deadline: until Sunday until 5 pm

Explore the world of stones together. The Pfitsch Valley near Sterzing is rich in such treasures. Good footwear, a backpack with provisions, and warm clothing are required! Bus: Vipiteno 8.15 - S. Giacomo 8.48 Retour: S. Giacomo 15.07 Duration: Walking time 1.5 hours; Total duration: 5 – 6 hours; Return journey: 1 hour Elevation difference: 500m Number of participants: min. 4 and max. 20 people Registration deadline: until Monday at 5:00 p.m.

Mount up, start cycling and head up high! This panoramic tour takes you from the valley station in Sterzing via Telfes to Sterzing's famous local mountain - the Rosskopf. You climb around 800 meters in altitude in a relaxed pace on a wide forest road, accompanied by a certified South Tyrolean bike guide. Once at the top, cozy huts, delicious South Tyrolean specialties (not included) and a magnificent view over the Isarco Valley to the Dolomites await you. The return journey takes you via the Telfer Almen or - if you prefer - by cable car. Difficulty: moderate Participants: minimum 3 and maximum 10 people Registration deadline until Monday 5:00 p.m.

Different products: from clothing, shoes and other local goods. Come and shop different tyrolean items!

This summer, visitors to the Rosskopf can look forward to an extraordinary highlight: the Sunrise Concerts with Mountain Breakfast at the Wishing Bell. In the magical atmosphere of the early morning, guests can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view over the Stubai Alps. The adventure begins in the early hours, with the cable car transporting you from Sterzing to 1,860 metres above sea level. From there, accompanied by a hiking guide, you’ll ascend the final 350 metres on foot to the “Köpfl” to witness the sunrise over the Zillertal Alps and the Dolomites in the east. At the Wishing Bell, a regional mountain breakfast awaits – welcoming the first sunrays in a truly enchanting setting. Served at 2,120 metres, this unique breakfast experience is the perfect way to round off the hike. Real moments of joy – whether alone or with loved ones – unforgettable and full of charm! All dates: July 27, 2025 | Concert Bürgerkapelle Sterzing (*5:00 a.m.) July 30, 2025 | (*5:05 a.m.) August 6, 2025 | Concert Elviras Kiss (*5:10 a.m.) August 10, 2025 | Concert Timbreroots (*5:10 a.m.) August 13, 2025 | (*5:15 a.m.) August 20, 2025 | (*5:20 a.m.) August 27, 2025 | Concert Jimi Henndreck (*5:25 a.m.) September 3, 2025 | (*5:30 a.m.) *start cable car Concerts: On four dates, breakfast is also accompanied by a concert. To register for these dates, please select the event “Sunrise Concerts at Rosskopf”! Important Information: Participation is only possible with prior registration! Please arrive at the ticket office in good time on the morning of the event if you wish to purchase tickets or breakfast – sales begin 20 minutes before the cable car starts operating. The event will be cancelled in case of bad weather. Duration: 3.5 hours Number of participants: min. 15 people In case of bad weather the tour will be cancelled.

Immerse yourself in the world of miners with the whole family - on an easy hike with exciting insights into former life on the "Telfer Berg" (mountain). Along the Miners' Trail, you will discover historical stations with illustrative themed boards. You will be rewarded with magnificent views over the Telfer Almen pastures as far as the Ridnaun Valley. An experience for young and old - ideal for curious children and parents who love hiking! Difficulty: easy Height difference: 150 m Participants: min. 4 people, max. 15 people Registration deadline: Tuesday within 5.00 p.m.

ONLY FOR CHILDREN AGED 9 TO 14 YEARS OLD! It's high up for children aged 9 to 14 in the Skytrek in Sterzing. Climbing, swinging, balancing on ropes, and more are on the program. All participants are secured and instructed by a qualified guide throughout the course. Once the parents have completed and signed the consent form, the fun can begin – enjoy! Number of Participants: Min. 4 children; max. 12 children Cost: Full price without ActiveCard (€18.00) Registration Deadline: Tuesday by 5:00 p.m.

An unforgettable mountain experience for gourmets and nature lovers: take the Rosskopf cable car and the panorama lift up to 2,200 m to the legendary wishing bell. Once rung, it carries your wishes over the peaks of the Alps. We then take a leisurely hike to the Telfer Almen and on to the rustic Kuhalm - where you will be treated to a grey cheese tasting. Return via a leisurely hiking trail to the mountain station. Number of participants: minimum 4; maximum 15 people Registration deadline: Wednesday no later than 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.

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 guided bike tour starting from the Rosskopf valley station leads along the bike path towards the south to Stilfes. Via a forest road, you'll reach the small natural pond. Expansive green meadows and a pavilion invite you to take a break. For the little ones, there's a playground... This tour is not offered for children under 10 years of age, except for children transported by parents with a trailer (available for rent at the Outdoor Center). Elevation difference: 200 meters Participants: minimum 3 and maximum 10 Registration deadline: Thursday by 5:00 p.m.

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.

Every Friday, from the beginning of April to mid-October, farmers from the Sterzing area offer their local quality products at the farmers' market. At the market in the town square of Sterzing, people meet for the weekly purchase of local South Tyrolean products or for a "glass of wine". The varied offer ranges from traditional bacon and “Kaminwurzen” , fresh and smoked trout, cheese and yogurt specialties, homemade bread, organic wines, herbs, honey, eggs to homemade juices and fresh vegetables. Locals and guests have appreciated the market for over a decade now. Tip: Do not miss the delicious “Krapfen and Tirtler” of the Wipptaler farmers' wives!

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.

Knödel, round dumplings, both savoury and sweet, are among South Tyrol's most popular culinary specialities and take centre stage in this festival taking place at Sterzing in September. Savoury varieties are usually made from white bread kneaded with other ingredients and include Speck-Knödel, cheese gnocchi, spinach dumplings, while dumplings with apricots in the centre (Marillen-Knödel), strawberry and plum 'Knödel' are among the seductive dessert specialities. Of course the feasting will accompanied by entertainment including traditional Tyrolean music by local bands. ​Free entry and no reservation required.

Shopping Sterzing / Vipiteno, in one of the most beautiful streets of the alpine area. Merchants and innkeepers are presenting the event "The red carpet" with fashion, music and culinary specialities. The red carpet will turn the whole medieval centre in a unique shopping mile.

Forget the usual flea market, Herbert Mayer Dipauli's Happymarkt is the second-hand market, the guarantee for bargains! In South Tyrol and Trentino, what you have been looking for for a long time, you will find here! In addition to the usual flea market paraphernalia, you can also find completely different things: Spare parts, antique collector's items... as well as valuable objects and memories from the 60s or 70s. There is almost nothing that is not available here and from 7 a.m. you have the opportunity to browse through wonderful curiosities and discover many a valuable item. Take a look at our flea market calendar and pay us a visit when we are near you! Flea markets in Bolzano, Merano, Vipiteno, Silandro and many other places in South Tyrol and the province of Trento. You can find the free online classifieds! The second-hand market for those who are looking for something and those who have something and want to sell it.

The traditional Sterzing farmers' market ends with the Sterzing harvest festival on the town square. Experience traditional crafts, South Tyrolean delicacies, freshly prepared sweet temptations and a large selection of products straight from the farm. “Autumn is always our best time”, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe already knew that autumn brings with it a very special atmosphere: the fruit on the trees ripens, the leaves turn colorful and the sky turns a wonderful blue. This is also the case in the town square of Sterzing in South Tyrol on Friday, October 25 and Saturday, October 26, 2024. Friday begins with the traditional farmers' market in the town square, which will take place for the last time in summer 2024. As every Friday, local suppliers offer their products from 09:00 - 13:00. From honey, Wipptal Valley herbal teas, homemade bread and baked goods to fresh vegetables and organic wines, you will find everything to make your heart beat faster at the Sterzing farmers' market. At the last edition, the Wipptal Valley farmers' wives will also be preparing traditional South Tyrolean specialties such as fresh “Tirtlan” with spinach or cabbage filling, as well as Sterzing doughnuts for visitors. The Sterzing Harvest Festival begins on Saturday at 10:00 am on the town square. Throughout the day, there is a farmers' and creative market for visitors, where you can admire and purchase homemade fruit juices and syrups, various tea blends and herbs, farmhouse cheese specialties, homemade jams, fresh eggs and much more. The Stilfes Advent market has a stand with handmade candles and other grave decorations for All Saints' Day. The donations for this will be donated to Südtirol hilft. Doughnuts, fresh apple juice, homemade sausage with cabbage or smoked meat - there is something for every taste! Of course, there is also the typical “Keschtn”, which is a must in the fall. Musical entertainment is also provided.

The bells are ringing all over the year but never as lovely and comforting as during Christmas. Maybe it’s the special atmosphere or the wonderful memories that let us love the Christmastime, but also the Christmas bells spread the magic – it’s simply the happiest time of the year. Sterzing in the north of Southtyrol is surrounded by the beautiful sound of ringing bells in all its forms and sounds. The hollow and smooth sound of the church bells, or even the friendly bells of local cows and farm animals – every bell has his own importance. Christmas in Sterzing is all about joyful bells with their warming sounds.

Every year, the traditional St. Nicholas procession takes place in Sterzing on the evening of December 5th. While Knecht Rupprecht and the Moors help St. Nicholas distribute the presents, the “Tuifl” (Krampus) use their rods to keep order. Originally, the custom was used in early winter to scare off threats from the spirits of darkness and frost. The traditional procession begins at 6 p.m. and moves from the north through the old town, across the town square, through the Zwölferturm tower and into the new town. In the afternoon, St. Nicholas makes a number of house visits, during which he is also accompanied by the Tuifl.