Pubblic playground for childen at Sesto.
Dolomitenregion 3 Zinnen nabízí nekonečné možnosti pro aktivní odpočinek a objevování přírodních krás. |
Pubblic playground for childen at Sesto.
Because of the proximity to the Dolomites front several military hospitals were opened in San Candido in 1914-1989 during the First World War. So many wounded and sick soldiers died there that they could no longer be buried in the cemetery of the collegiate church. Mayor Josef Baumgartner therefore asked the Imperial and Royal Borders Commando No. 10 to create an own inter-faith military cemetery. In the summer of 1915 the work was started and at the end of July the first soldiers were laid to rest in the cemetery. On 12 March 1916 the cemetery and the chapel were consecrated by divisional priest Anton Pircher and formally opened by Major General Karl Englert. By November 1918 over 700 known soldiers were buried there in individual graves, among them members of the Imperial and Royal Army, Italian, Russian, Romanian and Serbian prisoners of war and Bosniacs, as well as many unknown soldiers interred in a mass grave. When in 1916 San Candido was bombarded with grenades and Services in the collegiate church and in the Franciscan monastery church became too risky, Holy Mass and other Worship was moved to the chapel of the military cemetery. Between the wars the parish and the Italian War Graves Commission (C.O.S.C.G.) looked after the cemetery, and in 1927 a special Cemetery Commission was set up for this purpose. In October 1934 the State ordered for the Italian prisoners of war to be exhumed and to be interred in the ossuary Pocol near Cortina. Following the options agreement between Germany and Italy and after the cemetery was already officially decommissioned by the Italian War Graves Commission in 1941, 181 victims of war were exhumed and re-interred in the war cemeteries in Varna/Bressanone (92), Croda Bagnata (68), San Giacomo/Bolzano (11), Merano (8), Passo Pordoi (2). The remaining crosses and the chapel disappeared over a period of time and vegetation covered the levelled field of graves. Thanks to the efforts of the Franciscan Father Brother Siegfried Volgger, and with the help of the renowned Regiment "Schützen Hofmark Innichen”, the war cemetery Burg was restored during 2002/04 and the chapel rebuilt. On 28 August 2004 the restored cemetery was formally consecrated by Suffragan Bishop Dr. Franz Lackner OFM of Graz. The hallmarks of the war cemetery “Burg” in San Candido and its charm are its simplicity and cared for appearance.
The skiing region of the Three Peaks Dolomites offers fun ski runs for every level and age group. 93 km of slopes with guaranteed snow and a panorama that simply takes your breath away.
It is possible to rent downhill skis, Snowboards, snow shoes and sledges.
The 3 Peaks are one of the most well-known landmarks of the Dolomites and of South Tyrol. The impressive mountains with their imposing rock formations originated over 200 million years ago and attract visitors from all over the world. Because of their extraordinary beauty the Dolomites with the 3 Peaks have been awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in 2009.
Landro in Val di Landro near Dobbiaco affords stunning views of the north faces of the 3 Peaks: these are visible only from the valley. 3 Peaks View is situated some 7 km from Dobbiaco. You get there on the road Dobbiaco-Cortina, or on the easy and popular cycle path or the cross country ski track. There is also a bus-stop nearby. Before you are the impressive north faces of the 3 Peaks, and in the South arises the impressive mountain range of Monte Cristallo and its reflection in nearby Lago di Landro. The majestic Monte Piano, one of the main theatres of the Dolomites War, is also visible from here.
Viewpoint to the north faces of the 3 Peaks
You reach the vantage point through a portal, which represents the formation of the mountains. It is designed in concrete made from Dolomite rock and refers back to the nearby fortresses that were built by Austria at the end of the 19th century to secure the border (until 1918 South Tyrol belonged to Austria). A wooden platform provides information on the nature and landscape and the history of the exploration of the Dolomites by mountaineers. Through a free telescope visitors can admire the panorama of the Dolomites from a distance. The rugged and distinctive rock formations are very close, and you can even watch climbers on their vertical challenge. A relief model of the peaks shows the most important climbing tours of the north faces. The routes are also added in Braille.
The Bunker
A Cold War Relic in South Tyrol
Built between 1938 and 1942 as part of the Toblach defense line, the bunker was only activated in the 1950s under NATO’s defense plans against the Warsaw Pact. It was never used in combat, but espionage was widespread. Abandoned in 1993 and later privatized, it has housed the BunkerMuseum since 2017.
The magnificent world of the forest in Dobbiaco invites kids to play, climb, jump and to learn through interactive play. The central element is a wooden platform. Strands of root radiate into the surrounding environment, with trees for climbing, isolated “woodpecker tree”, otter slide, bare-foot circuit, birds nest, high jump facility and more. There are information stations with explanations about the woods, fungi, forest soil and animal tracks. There is also a geology station. There is also an interesting tree house, a Celtic tree horoscope and the Nature Park House Three Peaks in the nearby Grand Hotel.
You will find a wide range of food and local specialties, gift and household items, books, stationery, toys and baby products.
Continuous opening hours all the year.
The E-Bike charging station is located in front of the Hotel Union.
Dear climber, ...
... not the difficulty or the length are decisive for a satisfying mountain tour.
It is important to know if you recognize the flower, the bird, the rock ... as your friend - only then can you carry your experience in the HEART, not just in the photo.
I would be delighted to personally advise you about the requirements, difficulties of the tour and the equipment in the mountain guide office.
In 2020, the first MTB training park of the holidayregion 3 Zinnen Dolomites was opened in Sexten. It is located at the valley station of the Three Peaks cable car and offers training routes for beginners as well as for advanced mountain bikers. They all find various training routes here: fast or easy trails, Slowtrails or technical lines. The course is particularly exciting for kids, they can really have a good romp on the routes named after native animals. For a little refreshment in between, the Zin Fux restaurant is located directly at the bike park.
Every day we bake bread rolls, baguette, oil bread, ciabattina,... Six days a week we will surprise you with a special assortment.
Every day different! We have the variety and you have the choice.
As a master artisan, I offer my customers professional advice and a professional execution of the work.
My activity focuses on the production of individually designed products. The image framing, with the emphasis on conservational framing, as well as in the wood design creative to make unique objects.
My services: Advice, standard framing, natural wood frames, old wood frames, custom framing, individual frames, preserving framing, mirror frames, stretcher frames, picture glass, plastic glass, passepartouts made of acid - free material with bevel cut, archiving of photos, pictures and old documents, restoration of Frame, attaching (sticking) pictures, posters, puzzles etc.
The jewellery shop Lercher Gertraud offers a wide range of gold and silver jewellery, from classic designs to the most advanced creations en vouge. You will also find the most fashionable watch models for men and women. With passion, experience and great expertise supports the team of the jewellery shop Lercher Gertraud find the jewellery of your dreams.
High season (December - March / July - August): extended opening hours
Centuries ago Dobbiaco’s waters were used by craftsmen and in mills. The historic melting furnace at the Klauskofel in the Val di Landro shows how people in those days used the power of the water to melt ores.
Modern usage of hydro power is demonstrated using the example of a power station.
At the newly built bike stop in the village center of Niederdorf, guests will find an e-Bike charging station, a repair station for bicycles and mountain bikes, as well as an info totem. Events, bus connections, interesting facts about the surrounding area and the weather can be called up at the digital information point. Can be used all year round.
Dobbiaco receives its drinking water from two different high quality sources: from the Dolomite limestones and the ferrous primary rocks from the Central Alps.
A drinking water well with an idyllic viewpoint at the edge of the town invites you to taste the two waters of Dobbiaco.
Welcome to the Padola ski school where expert and qualified instructors are at your disposal to make you live unique and unforgettable emotions.
Our services: Floor coverings and interior design
Lookout platform on the western shore of the lake with an attractive resting place and a view of the animal and plant world of Lake Dobbiaco/Toblach and its zone of sedimentation. The viewing platform offers a great view of the mountains and the lake. Due to the numerous information boards, every visitor gets an optimal insight into the special features of Lake Dobbiaco.
Further information to the water treasures of Dobbiaco: http://www.drei-zinnen.info/en/dobbiaco/dobbiaco/experiencing-dobbiaco/lago-di-dobbiaco-lago-di-landro-and-dobbiaco-water-treasures.html?_ga=1.243384837.1489106145.1483110301
Tessili Baur (interior designer) realises the living dreams of his customers.
High season (December - March / July - August): extended opening hours
Specialities of the Val Pusteria have been produced for 50 years at the butcher's Nocker in Dobbiaco. They have remained faithful to their company philosophy for decades. Only the best is good enough for their customers.
The old tradition of producing sausage and bacon and specialities is cultivated carefully and in the highest perfection. Despite innovative technology, manual skills are furthermore most essential, as quality and taste are the guarantee for the popularity of the offered products. Many of them are still produced according to old traditional recipes.
The Bunker A Cold War Relic in South Tyrol Built between 1938 and 1942 as part of the Toblach defense line, the bunker was only activated in the 1950s under NATO’s defense plans against the Warsaw Pact. It was never used in combat, but espionage was widespread. Abandoned in 1993 and later privatized, it has housed the BunkerMuseum since 2017.
summer 2025
20.06. - 30.09.2025
Monday - Saturday: 1.30 - 6.00 pm
August 2025: open daily
all the year: groups on request (min. 8 people)
All the information and prices at our homepage!
Thermal Baths Although the use of the thermal springs that source here certainly dates back to Medieval times, the traces of the earliest thermal spa establishment only dates back to the 16th century. In 1856, the sanatorium of Dr. Johann Scheiber was built. The sanatorium was transformed into the Grand Hotel Wildbad at the start of the previous century. In 1939 the imposing building was put for auction and abandoned for a long time. Chapel of San Salvatore at the Thermal Springs in Alta Pusteria This Chapel, regularly inhabited by a religious hermit until 1786, was consecrated in 1594. A small sanctuary had already been in place before this date. The altar most probably dates back to the 8th century. The area was probably even an area of worship from a pre-Christian age. Highest point: 1333 m Accesible only by foot, aproximately 45 minutes from Innichen / San Candido
In the woods near the Ristorante Genziana restaurant you find a labyrinth of river stones with a drinking water well as a source of energy in its centre.
Further information to the water treasures of Dobbiaco: http://www.drei-zinnen.info/en/dobbiaco/dobbiaco/experiencing-dobbiaco/lago-di-dobbiaco-lago-di-landro-and-dobbiaco-water-treasures.html?_ga=1.243384837.1489106145.1483110301
The Three Peaks are the landmark of the Dolomites and the nature highlight of the Holiday Region 3 Peaks in the Dolomites. The Three Peaks are situated in the Three Peaks nature park and in 2009 they were declared UNESCO World Heritage, as were all other peaks of the Dolomites.
The three battlement-like peaks consist mainly of dolomite:
Among climbers the Three Peaks are one of the most popular destinations in the Alps, offering numerous climbing routes of various levels of difficulty.
Alpine climbers began to conquer these most important peaks in the Dolomites from 1860. Paul Grohmann from Vienna was the first climber of many of the summits of the eastern Dolomites. In 1869 Grohmann started from Landro and, together with Franz Innerkofler and Peter Salcher, conquered the Cima Grande di Lavaredo. With the construction of the Val Pusteria railway line in 1871 the number of alpine climbers increased steadily.
Playground at the football ground in Versciaco/Vierschach (2 km from San Candido/Innichen) with sandbox, swing set, climbing for children, slides etc.