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What began as a small village bakery today is a successful bakery and pastry shop with many awards.

Lovers of Gothic ought not to miss this gem. Not only the S. Leonardo's Church winged altar from the late 15th century, associated with the wood-carving studio of Hans Schnatterpeck, but also the unique frescoes, are worth seeing.

Veith - shoes & Sport is your specialist in indoor and outdoor sports.

The Watles Riders - Mountaincarts on the Watles Mountain

In winter, the Watles area is suitable for sleigh rides. And in summer, hikers can enjoy the Watles Riders.

One of the main attractions of the Spielesee lake is the option of the Watles Riders. At the chairlift mountain station, it is possible to rent go-kart like vehicles that run along on a 4 km long forestry road (the sleigh run) all the way down to the valley station.

There are a total of 3 charging points with CCS Type 2, CHAdeMO and IEC Type 2 sockets in the charging station. The maximum charging power at this location is 22.0 kW. However, the actual charging power also depends on your e-vehicle and charging cable.

Parking during the charging period is free of charge.

Quietly located playground with barbecue area and plenty of seating!

Facilities:

Slides, carousel, playhouse, swings, spring seesaws, nest swing, soccer field and a fountain.

To reserve the barbecue area please call: +39 0473 83 11 90

The heritage museum in Laatsch/ Laudes located in a once-abandoned parish barn, opened its doors in 2004. Over four decades, a passionate collector from Laudes collected farming and household utensils and implements. All kinds of odd and also very special items could thus be preserved from decay, and today provide visitors with an insight into their use, and the customs and traditions of the Upper Vinschgau Valley.

Food from the local area and from South Tyrol. Regionality, tradition and high quality are the main focus.

Cosy playground next to St. Nikolaus' Church.

Facilities:

Swing, merry-go-round, slide, rope slide, climbing frame, sandbox, spring seesaws, seating options.

There are a total of 3 charging points with CCS Type 2, CHAdeMO and IEC Type 2 sockets in the charging station. The maximum charging power at this location is 22.0 kW. However, the actual charging power also depends on your e-vehicle and charging cable.

Parking during the charging period is free of charge.

Products: refined products from the farm

and also cheese factory

Our products:

- Burgus
- Burgeiser Halbfett
- Stilfser
- Watles
- Burgeiser Classic
- Premium
- Gran Zebru
- Vinschgauer Bergbauernkäse
- Trüffelkäse
- Pfefferkäse
- Marendkäse
- Cuvèe Weinkäse
- butter
- cream

In 1220, the Church of San Giovanni/ St. Johann in Taufers was built as a Romanesque church in the shape of a cross. The fully frescoed groined vault depicts its Byzantine influence. It is worth seeing the Late Romanesque frescoes. Whole sections of the walls of the predecessor church from the 9th century were used to build the church. 
Later, the church was used as a hospice church and served as a common room and sleeping place for pilgrims. 

The church S. Johann in Taufers is open every day from 9.30 a.m. until 5.00 p.m..

Above Schluderns in the sunny Vinschgau, towers the Churburg, one of the best preserved castles of South Tyrol. Today’s visitors find an impressive Renaissance castle, enhanced by the remarkable paintings in the arcades surrounding the courtyard. Many precious objects are to be seen in the Romanic chapel, the Matscher chamber and other splendid rooms. The world renowned armoury contains the largest collection of its kind. The harnesses, all made for members of the family, are of incomparable artistic and historic value.

Visits are only possible with a guided tour!
Guided tours in English on request: +39 0473 61 52 41

Churburg Castle is closed from the beginning of November to the end of March.

For years, Luis Weger from Malles/Mals collected numerous pieces of equipment, skis and an enormous amount of knowledge about skiing and cross-country skiing. In the exhibition room "The history of skiing in the Upper Venosta Valley" in the old building yard of Malles/Mals, all these numerous pieces are now on display. 
In addition to a variety of skis, ranging from wooden skis to skis belonging to the Italian King Umberto II, the greatest athletes and legends of skiing and cross-country skiing in South Tyrol are also honoured with their own wall of fame.

The exhibition room can be visited all year round on request.
Meeting point: Mals railway station
Duration: approx. 1 hour
Minimum number of participants: 8 people
Price:€ 4.00 for adults and € 2.00 for children up to 14 years of age
Registration at the Mals information office, tel. +39 0473 831 190

Sport Tenne: shop, rent and service for bikes and mountainbikes, big selection of running and hiking products and fashions.

Fashion Irma: clothes shop for men and women with the latest fashions in Mals Vinschgau Valley.

The mystical Hill of Tartsch towers amidst the green valley of Upper Vinschgau Valley, surrounded by the villages of Glurns/ Glorenza, Matsch/ Mazia and Mals/ Malles. Due to its position as viewing platform, the schist drumlin was already settled in prehistoric times. In the 11th century A.D. the Romanesque St. Veit Church dedicated to St. Vitus was erected upon a pagan cult site. It is one of the few churches that were never restored and displays precious medieval murals.
The Romanesque frescoes, which unfortunately have only been preserved in a few places, are of great art-historical importance. The interior of the church has a wooden ceiling from the 16th century. 
Traces of fire can still be seen in some parts of the church. These date back to the Engadine War of 1499. 

The church S. Veit is open from June to October every Thursday at 5pm for the guided tours in German and Italian language (Info: +39 0473 831190).

There are a total of 3 charging points with CCS Type 2, CHAdeMO and IEC Type 2 sockets in the charging station. The maximum charging power at this location is 22.0 kW. However, the actual charging power also depends on your e-vehicle and charging cable.

Parking during the charging period is free of charge.

The ruins of the two castles Rotund and Reichenberg are clearly visible from the village of Taufers in the Münstertal. Rotund Castle is located at an altitude of 1500 metres, making it one of the highest castles in Tyrol. It was built around 900 by order of the bishops of Chur. The castle changed hands several times over the centuries before it was abandoned at the end of the 17th century and left to decay. Below Rotund is Reichenberg Castle. Originally, Reichenberg Castle was owned by the bishops of Chur, but in the middle of the 12th century it fell into the hands of the robber baron, Lord of Reichenberg, who spread fear and terror. At the end of the 17th century, this castle was also abandoned. Today, the ruins of both estates can be visited.

Large and quiet playground in the park.

Facilities:

Swing, nest swing, merry-go-round, slides, climbing frame, sandbox, spring seesaws, seesaw, many seating options, water, toilet.

Large and quiet playground at the Tartscher Bichl.

Facilities:

Swing, nest swing, slide, spring seesaws, balancing log, many seating options, water.

Interior decorator Stecher: facilities, equipment, baby carriages, kitchens, furniture, carpets

Quietly located playground with fun and games for young and old!

Facilities:
Slide, sandbox, spring seesaws, climbing frame, carousel, balancing device, swings, many seating options, barbecue area and fountain.

There are a total of 3 charging points with CCS Type 2, CHAdeMO and IEC Type 2 sockets in the charging station. The maximum charging power at this location is 22.0 kW. However, the actual charging power also depends on your e-vehicle and charging cable.

Parking during the charging period is free of charge.

Come and visit us! You will find our shop in Prad am Stilfserjoch!

Marienberg Abbey above Burgeis/ Burgusio dates back to the 12th Century. The highest located Benedictine abbey in Europe is situated at an altitude of 1,340 m a.s.l., since 900 years monks live here according to the rules of Saint Benedict of Nursia. Today, the main hall displays impressions about the daily life of the monks marked by Benedict's credo ora et labora. The exhibition displays also beautiful paintings such as the Romanesque Crypt frescoe with its unique depiction of angels.

Special exhibitions:

- Marienberg in front of and behind the lens
- Maria

Guided Tours
All information about guided tours and timetables can be found at https://www.marienberg.it/en/museum/guided-tours.html.

Products:

- Non-alcoholic beverages: mineral water, soft drinks, fruit juices, isotonic drinks, energy drinks
- beers: domestic beers, foreign beers, special beers
- wines: from the grape vine into the barrel
- liqueurs
- distillate
- other drinks, alcopops

On request, we deliver the drinks directly into the house.

Our food and delicatessen shop

• The freshness
• The selection
• The colorful offer

The St. Benedikt church of Mals was ercted in the 8th century A.D. Its Carolingian frescoes are among the earliest murals in central Europe. Originally, St. Benedict's did not have a tower; this was probably only built in the 12th century and therefore appears somewhat oversized. 
Without doubt, however, the two portraits of the founders are the most interesting. They show the Bishop of Chur and a Franconian landlord in traditional costume. This portrait is unique in Europe, as there is no comparable representation anywhere else. 

Opening hours summer 21.04.2025 - 31.10.2025:
Open to the public: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday from 10:00 - 11:30 am
Guided tours: Monday, Wednesday at 14:00, Friday at 10:00 (only in German language)
Prices: € 1.80 per person; with guided tour € 3.00 per person
Registration not required 

Opening hours winter 07.12.2024 - 15.03.2025:
Open: Saturday at 10:00 am
Price: € 1.80 per person
Registration not required 

Guided tours only in German or Italian language (Info: +39 0473 831190)

The church is closed on Sundays and public holidays.