Dovolená v Brixenu/Bressanone a okolí

Young and trendy but also traditional and classic, this is how Globus presents itself in its new location under the arcades of Bressanone, near the Cathedral Square. On six floors and a panoramic terrace you will find fashion for women with a wide selection of comfortable sizes to that for men with a considerable variety of suits, shirts, ties, sports jackets and pants.

Even young people will be amazed by the fun slides and the range of clothing that will satisfy all requests. The children's department from 0 to 3 years has been further improved and enlarged with a large selection of maternity clothing.

Young Fashion is instead the children's department with trendy clothing and accessories for all tastes and styles. Globus is the guarantee to always find the right item for every occasion!

The Rio Pusteria Fortress can be found at the entrance to the Val Pusteria, between the villages of Rio Pusteria and Vandoies. The fortress is directly located along the main road, also the Pusterbike Cycle Route runs past this impressive place of interest. Exactly in this place, the borderline between the countships of Goerz and Tyrol ran in 1271. For this reason Meinhard, Duke of Carinthia, had a dam built, that is to say the castle-like Rio Pusteria Fortress.

Actually the original building was located 600 m in the west of the present-day location and consisted of a long-drawn-out barrage as well as two turrets. The ancient fortress was built according to the model of Mediaeval dam. The construction material consisted of natural and homogeneously-sized river stones, which were hardly modified. The last documents regarding this building are dated 1340.

The newly-built construction, that is by the way preserved still today, bears the hallmarks of Sigismund, Archduke of Austria. The fortress is decorated by round turrets, while a dam stretches up the forested slope. In fact, the Rio Pusteria Fortress not only used to be a toll station, but was also residential building and dam. The building can be visited in a guided tour in summer months.

Within the historic walls of the old Hotel Sole at the Porta del Sole in Bressanone you will find a sports shop for the whole family on more than 1800 m² of sales area, with an emphasis on fashion and functionality. SPORTLER Bressanone offers on four floors a complete sports assortment for your activities in the mountains, in the valley or on the water, complemented by running and fitness clothing. In addition you can observe the colourful evolutions of freshwater fish in their aquarium.

The gallery Hofburg is a meeting place for lovers of art, especially the nativity figures - such as the Neapolitan - and modern art. Jacob Kompatscher's collection includes nativity figures, complete cribs, wooden carvings, sculptures and paintings by well-known local, national and international artists such as Angela Tripi from Sicily, Adriano Colombo from Veneto or Leo Demetz from South Tyrol. In the heart of the picturesque old town, its two workshops at the same time became a meeting place and forum for numerous artists and art lovers. In fact, the visitor is not only given the opportunity to admire and discover numerous works, but there is also space for conversation with the artists about art itself.

It's difficult to find such a beautiful church ensemble as in Vandoies elsewhere.

The lookout platform with a description of the individual peaks in the vicinity is located on the Astjoch, a popular summit on the alps of Rodengo-Luson.

Have Style. Have Personality. Have Looks. Have FLAIR. - This slogan not only encapsulates the mission of FLAIR, the men's outfitter in the heart of Bressanone, but also serves as a guide to the feeling you experience when leaving the boutique. With its concept, FLAIR seamlessly integrates into the unique shopping experience that has always defined downtown Bressanone.

Owner Michael Wassermann has been shaping the appearance and, thus, the personality of those who trust him for 22 years with his impeccable sense of fashion and style consciousness. With a wealth of experience gained during his long tenure at South Tyrol's most renowned fashion houses, Michael inspires fashion-conscious men to express their individuality powerfully and authentically.

Michael achieves this through his selection of brands that have elevated design to philosophy and craftsmanship to art. FLAIR showcases a comprehensive Made-in-Italy collection complemented by carefully chosen international manufacturers. In harmony with the distinctive yet minimalist architecture of the boutique, an environment is created where discerning men can realize their style.

In addition to traditional opening hours, FLAIR offers an additional service: during "Private Sessions," interested individuals can book the boutique exclusively upon request. During personalized consultations, Michael and his team dedicate ample time to providing their customers with an exclusive shopping experience.

Whether calling in during the day or after a private session outside of regular hours, one thing remains constant - the confidence with which men leave the store perfectly dressed: I have FLAIR.

WoodyWalk, a trail full of attractions, a summer full of great experiences on Mount Plose.

The keeping fit trail, the oxen carriage or the Viking ship: endless possibilities entertain young and old and get you in the mood for hiking. 

5 km long, 100 m of vertical rise, suitable for strollers (for hiking).

Craft producer in family tradition and a specialised store in the heart of the historic centre. You look for something special… unique in South Tyrol, the specialised store with glass creations of our own factory. Admire the individual handmade objects for your ambience and our exclusive mirrors and picture frames. Products from Janek 1912 Glasart create a special atmosphere and make your home individual. You can also find special ideas for gifts for every occasion, personalized and lovely packaged. This whole package gets his own personal note with the texts, written from the Owner Annelies. Thoughts which bring you joy and comfort. That is what the brand “Herzenssache” stands for. Classy and high-quality glass gets processed into jewellery. Every piece an eye-catcher for itself. Janek 1912 Glasart: You can also find the special and lovely figures and angels from the famous artist Susan Lordi/ Willow Tree, packaged with love. You can also visit us at our store to admire the wonderful timeless period furniture.

Dark & white chocolate, pralines, bonbons, confetture, marmellate, liquors and other specialty

The Infoshop is located right next to the top station of the gondola lift. There you can find all things you need to rent out, as well as lots of useful information. For example you get there mountaincarts, mountainbikes, downhill-Bikes and protective items, strollers and rucksacks for children and many more things. Our staff will be happy to help you.

Built in the 13th century, with numerous frescoes dating back to the 15th century. Contemorary round shaped church annex exists since 1975. The grace stones of the nobles, tax collectors and keepers in the church wall are worth seeing.

Panorama Plattform on Mt. Gitschberg
Startpoint: Mountain station cable car Gitschberg
Walking time: 1,5 h
Altitude difference: 400 m

A monument of the High Baroque, it is located at the eastern entrance of the old country road in the village center.

Our flower store offers a wide collection of exquisite flower bouquets and gift packages

South tyrolean and italian quality products

Wine, schnaps, speck and cheese, fruit and vegetables, pasta, tea

Clothing, drogerie article, household articles, toys, writing materials.

Welcome to SculpGarden25, a unique fusion of art and nature in the enchanting Staudenparadies Seidnerhof. From April 12 to October 25, 23 artists will showcase over 60 sculptures and installations, engaging in an inspiring dialogue with the diverse plant world.

Amidst blooming perennials, delicate grasses, and striking trees, the artworks invite visitors to pause, marvel, and reflect. The interplay between nature and art creates an atmosphere that is both moving and inspiring. The sculptures blend seamlessly into the ever-changing garden landscape, highlighted by the shifting light and seasons.

Complementing the exhibition is a diverse program of events, including the opening on April 12, readings, concerts, themed events, and Aperitivo Lungo on multiple dates. Step into this fascinating world where art and nature intertwine – an experience for all the senses!

Face the sun to leave the shadows behind! (Blessing) The brightness has a positive effect on the mood. To underline the status of the sun, so-called “vitamin D recharge points” were realised, the first of this type in South Tyrol. The solariums are situated at two different locations in Terento. In addition to enjoying some healthy vitamin D therapy and deceleration, they also offer a splendid view of the Dolomites.

The "world Loden" shows the way from the wool of sheep to the finished piece of cloth. The story of the produciton of tissues is told with the help of historical equipment.

Footwear Pertinger - Our family business in Mühlbach has been run for five generations. Founded in 1836 by Johann Pertinger, we are now your go-to store for trendy, stylish, and high-quality shoes for women, men, and children.
Shoes are our foundation – they connect us to the ground, give us stability, and we spend a great deal of time in and with them.
That’s why it is especially important to us and our team to offer you thorough and attentive advice. As a family-run company, we bring years of experience and expertise to every step.

Already 1341 was there a chapel; It could be that the church of San Paolo was the first chuch of Rodengo. The church is closed and not possible to visit.

Was this a stone for witches? Was it a fertility stone? Or was it, at the very least, a pre-Christian place of worship? This very interesting stone is a bowl-stone. According to the narrations of old locals, on this stone, the witches used to dance with the devil. Their foot imprints can still be seen. Old dairy farmers say, that not only did the witch meetings take place there, but drinking sessions during the nights of the summer solstice also took place. The water source near the stone draws us to the conclusion that this stone had something to do with the fertility cult. Starting point: Terento-Terenten - parking place "Val Vena"

The skiing and hiking area Plose is a popular winter and summer destination for all sports and nature lovers. The cosy cabins invite you to stop for a bite to eat and offer local delicacies for every taste.

Only 7 km from the town of Brixen, Plose is one of the sunniest ski resorts in South Tyrol and has a lot to offer. Skiers, tobogganists and hikers will find the perfect winter experience along the sunny slopes with a wonderful view of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites.

In summer the Plose offers countless possibilities. The varied hiking routes offer the right thing for families, summit climbers and pleasure hikers. For all those who love adventure, there is the new Brixen Bikepark, which has something for beginners, professionals and families. Not on 2 but on 3 wheels you can jet down the Plose with the MountainCarts.

In the ancient documents it was also known as a "White Church" of Vandoies di Sopra/Obervintl, first mentioned in 1300. The church foundation is the only part preserved of the ancient Romansque building. The modern church, built in the late 15th century, is an example of the Gothic style The Renaissance paintings on the ceiling were made during the restoration works in 1891.

The parish church was built around 1180 and the Romanesque church was consecrated in 1184. This was replaced around 1500 by a late Gothic building with a three-aisled nave and a single-aisled choir. This is indicated by the year 1498 carved on the lintel of the side portal.

The location of the church directly above the Rienzsch1ucht led to an unfortunate event in 1688. After the parish tower had already been severely damaged by lightning, particularly in 1687, part of the crumbling rock collapsed a year later, taking with it part of the cemetery adjacent to the church and, according to local tradition, the old presbytery. Soon afterwards, the damage was repaired by building a retaining wall at the demolition site so that it was possible to walk around the church again, and the cemetery was extended towards the castle. Between 1794 and 1795, the church was extended to the west and the Gothic ribs were removed. The removed vault ribs were restored in 1959.

The last restorations date back to 1983. The interior is largely neo-Gothic from around 1870, although some of the wooden sculptures on the high altar date back to Adam Baldauf (1616 -1618). The gravestones of various Wolkensteins, the lords of Line (14th century) and the caretaker Caspar von Gufidaun, the great opponent of Cardinal Nikolaus Cusanus, who died in 1458, remind us of the history and connection with Rodenegg Castle. The well-kept cemetery with its lawn and exemplary wrought iron crosses contains around 200 graves and a simple cemetery chapel dating from 1697 with the image of St. Michael with the scales of the soul.
In 2008, the entire belfry was thoroughly renovated and new sound shutters were fitted to the tower openings in 2013.

The "Devils' Stone" along the ancient pasture path to the Pertingeralm Hut. The farmers from the village of Molini di Tures enraged the devil so much, that he wanted to inflict evil upon them. He carried a stone over from the village of Luson and wanted to let it roll down to the village of Molini di Tures from Mutenock Peak. The devil chose the shortest route of course. However, the stone was so heavy that the devil had to take a break and put down his back basket containing the stone. Because of his anger he did however not notice that it started to get bright already, and the sacristan of Terento started to ring the prayer bells, as he always did in the mornings. Hence, the devil had to leave the stone where it was and return to the underworld. The "Devils' Stone" still lies amidst the forest at 1,700 m above sea level just above the Nunewieser farm. The population also regards this stone as a large and imposing example of a non-local glacier boulder.

Experience pure action and excitement with the Plosebob. Safely positioned in closed bobsleighs, you thunder downhill on a rail-guided track, overcoming 147 metres in altitude in a 6-minute ride. It’s up to you to decide whether you want to experience the “Hero” ride with a launch catapult or whether you prefer a more leisurely ride. In either case, the rapid bends provide the desired adrenaline rush. The start and finish are located at the Infoshop at the top station of the Plose gondola lift.  The Plosebob is open both in the winter season and in the summer season.

The bakery Stampfl is located in the center of Mühlbach. Traditional fresh bread every day.

This fountain is located at the public parking lot behind the town hall in Vill in Rodeneck and is accessible free of charge.

In the course of the project "Respect the mountain" the certified fountains of the municipality of Rodeneck were collected and published. The project raises awareness for environmentally friendly, respectful and responsible behaviour on the mountain. The fountains invite you to fill up reusable bottles with fresh and high-quality drinking water.

The castle can be visited only with guided tours!

Guided tours take place daily during the summer months (except Saturdays) at 11.30 am and 2.30 pm.

Duration: approx. 1 hour

No registration required – or sign up online and get a discount!

Tickets available at www.rodenegg.it

Group registrations from 15 persons: schloss.rodenegg@gmail.com

The castle is located between Sciaves and Rio di Pusteria in the municipality of Rodengo on a small rock outcrop, steeply descending into the gorge of the Rienza river. Castel Rodengo is one of the most majestic fortresses of its times in South Tyrol and you will be astonished by its position and the large number of rooms and cellars of the castle.

Entry fee:

Adults: € 12,00 - Online € 10,00

Juniors (10-18 years:) € 8,00 - Online € 6,00

Children (6-10 years): € 6,00 - Online € 4,00

Groups (from 15 people): € 8.00 - No online prices available

GUIDED TOURS FOR KIDS

at 10.00-11.30 a.m. every Monday in July & August.

Registration: www.gitschberg-jochtal.guestnet.info