Stanice pro doplňování pitné vody

The drinking water dispenser is located right by the school in Hafling. 

The fountain is fed from the certified drinking water springs and offers the purest drinking water.
It is open to the public and can be reached via the pedestrian path.

The drinking water dispenser is located in the hiking area Meran 2000. 
The fountain is fed from drinking water springs and offers the purest drinking water.
It is open to the public and can be reached via the pedestrian path.

The drinking water fountain is located in Lana, near the Capuchin Church. The water comes from a high-quality source and is fresh, clean, and perfect for drinking. A valuable spot to quench your thirst and refresh yourself.

The drinking water dispenser is located in the hiking area Meran 2000. 
The fountain is fed from drinking water springs and offers the purest drinking water.
It is open to the public and can be reached via the pedestrian path.

The project "Respect the mountains" aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites, UNESCO World Heritage. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are drinking water and waste prevention.

South Tyrolean tap water is drinkable and of a high quality. But water, including our drinking water, is a rare and precious commodity.
The project "Respect the mountains" teaches tourism professionals, locals and guests about the high quality of our tap water and how to use it carefully and respectfully.
Marked refill spots are available in the villages and on the walking trails for visitors and locals to refill their own water bottles.

The drinking water dispenser is located in the hiking area Meran 2000. 
The fountain is fed from drinking water springs and offers the purest drinking water.
It is open to the public and can be reached via the pedestrian path.

Partschins spring water to refill your drinking bottle
South Tyrolean drinking water refill points & fountains

At this fountain it is possible to refill your own drinking bottle with fresh water.

The Elisabeth Spring is located on the road between the "Ramwaldhof" and "Gigglberg" in the district of Tabland near Partschins/Parcines and is freely accessible.

It is said that Empress "Sisi" of Austria and Hungary once drank from a spring on a hiking trail in the Zieltal valley in Partschins/Parcines, which is now used for drinking water in Partschins. Since then it has borne the name "Elisabethquelle - Elisabeth Spring".
The Empress Elisabeth of Austria-Hungary spent several spa holidays in Merano and also bathed in the oldest spa Bad Egart in Töll/Tel.

We in Parcines are lucky enough to be able to turn on the tap and enjoy excellent drinking water that flows from various mountain springs into our fountains and households.

Every plastic bottle means waste! By using reusable drinking bottles, we can fight together against the global plastic waste problem. Please renounce to buy plastic bottles and enjoy our fresh tap water!

The drinking water dispenser is located in the hiking area Meran 2000. 
The fountain is fed from drinking water springs and offers the purest drinking water.
It is open to the public and can be reached via the pedestrian path.

The drinking water dispenser is located right before the start of the Haflinger Adventure Trail, one of the most popular family hikes in Hafling. It is made of wood.
The fountain is fed from the certified drinking water springs and offers the purest drinking water.
It is open to the public and can be reached via the pedestrian path.

The project "Respect the mountains" aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly conduct among visitors, locals and tourism professionals in the Dolomites, UNESCO World Heritage. It seeks to encourage everyone to act respectfully and responsibly in the mountains as well as in everyday life. Its key topics are drinking water and waste prevention.

South Tyrolean tap water is drinkable and of a high quality. But water, including our drinking water, is a rare and precious commodity.
The project "Respect the mountains" teaches tourism professionals, locals and guests about the high quality of our tap water and how to use it carefully and respectfully.
Marked refill spots are available in the villages and on the walking trails for visitors and locals to refill their own water bottles.