Objevte kouzelný region Villnösstal/Val di Funes v Jižním Tyrolsku, který je známý svou nedotčenou přírodou a outdoorovými zážitky. Od nordic walkingu po lyžování - každý si zde najde něco pro sebe. Nenechte si ujít krásné hory Odle a památky, jako je kostel Santa Maddalena. Ideální poloha pro výlety do Val Gardeny, Seiser Alm a dalších míst.
In the Infopoint Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Zans is shown the long history of the unique Dolomites in a time lapse.
The rocks, once in the seabed, are now building peaks and are sloping, bent or folded. This is reflected in the architectural concept of the Infopoint.
Brick shrine on the way to St. Magdalena which was build in 1636.
The tiny church founded in 1744 by the mine owner, Michael von Jenner, is nestled in extraordinary countryside. The altar paintings by Franz Sebald Unterberger from the Fleim Valley are particullary noteworthy. The church is privately owned and the access is subject to a fee.
However, the church remains closed.
Please do not enter the meadows surrounded by fence.
The artificial pond at Teis is ideal for relaxing. It is situated amidst meadows and a circular trail (suitable for baby carriages and wheelchairs) will take you around this pond. Benches and a fountain with drinking water invite to take a rest and boulders on the eastern side of the pond stand witness to the area's geological history.
The Lutheran church is a lime block northeastern of St. Magdalena, accessible from the church of St. Magdalena. The supporters of the lutheran teaching shall have met in secret to celebrate The Liturgy of the Word.
The parish church of St. Peter was built according to the plans by Matthäus Wachter in the 18th century and was dedicated to the saints Peter and Paul. The late baroque frescoes were painted by Joseph Schöpf, one of the most eminent painters of Tyrol. The bell tower dates back to the year 1897.
The Hill of the Holy Sepulchre is the most beautiful viewpoint of Tiso. The Holy Grave Chapel was built as a baroque building at the end of the 17th century. In it, the suffering and death of Jesus Christ was worshiped. After the entry of Italy into the First World War in May 1915, fortifications were built here on the order of the Austrian Empire army. They should serve as a defense against a possible invasion of Italian troops in the Isarco Valley, if the Dolomite front should fall. The trenches and a bunker were built by Russian prisoners. However, the defenses were not used during the First World War. However, during the final months of World War II, the bunker was used by the village population as protection against air raids and bombing.
The sports centre at St. Peter/Pitzack offers the young and the old many ways to spend enjoyable and diverse holidays. Whether you prefer bowling, skateboarding or ice skating, excitement and fun are guaranteed. In the sports zone you will also find a shooting range (open by reservation only).
Food, tobacco, newpapers, hiking maps, household items and much more. From July to mid September, also open on Sundays from 8 a.m. to 11.30 a.m.
