All events in South Tyrol

-- Sota l Saslonch -- You start by bus, and then walk accompanied by a guide into the magical and peaceful mountains to the Seiser alm. After lunch there is the possibility to hike or to ride a sleigh down to Saltria and walk then from there back to the starting point. _____ Meeting point: Mont de Sëura Lift (S. Cristina) Price: 30€ | free of charge for Val Gardena Active Partner Duration: from 4 to 5 hours Number of participants: min. 1 Difficulty level: ●●●○○ Use of the lift: bus Monte Pana - Saltria not included in the price Period: December - April Dogs allowed: no Stroller: no Clothing and equipment: warm winter clothing, hat or headband, gloves, high winter hiking boots, hiking sticks and Mobil Card _____ *Public transport (busses, cableway, etc…) and lunch are not included and must be paid separately. A lunch break in a hut is planned. The private bus ride from Monte Pana to Saltria, is not included in the price. Minimum age: 8 years Any variation is reserved to the hiking guide!

--Dal lat al ciajuel-- An easy route, suitable for everyone, leads first to the picturesque Vallunga, where just before the St. Sylvester’s Chapel branches off a Way of the Cross, which leads to the sunny area of Daunëi. Here the view is very postcard-like: you can admire the village of Selva di Val Gardena with its slopes and the huge Sella massif. Afterwards, a tasting of homemade cheese takes place at the Valin farm: delicious and local. _____ Meeting point: 2pm Active & Events office - Selva Val Gardena Price: 30€ | 10€ for Val Gardena Active Partner Duration: 3-4 hours Number of participants: min. 1 Distance: 5 km Difficulty level: ●○○○○ Altitude difference in ascent: 140 m Altitude difference in descent: 140 m Use of the lift: no Period: December - April Dogs allowed: no Stroller: no Clothing and equipment: warm winter clothing, hat or headband, gloves, high winter hiking boots, hiking sticks and Mobil Card _____ Minimum age: 6 years Any variation is up to the hiking guide!

Find out more about the historical background and the technical development of the cableways Speikboden from 1964 until today. Our experts will present you the engine room and show you the technology of the snow cannons and the snow cats.

Meeting point: Station Speikboden Alm at 2pm
Duration: 30 minutes
Price for the guided tour: free | ticket for the cablecar not included
Registration required: Cableways Speikboden | T +39 0474 686 552

Book online: Ropeway technology

Glide gently and smoothly through the wintry forests of the Ultental Valley and feel the peace and the power of nature. 25 km of perfectly groomed cross-country trails lead past rustic farms and through forests covered deep in snow.

Short guided tour in German/Italian with Eveline Bellutti. Meeting point: at the church in Mittelberg. Duration: 20 minutes, Cost: € 2. The St. Nikolaus church in Mittelberg is first mentioned in 1289. This church was enlarged in the gothic style in 1400 and has kept its appearance from that time. The tower is somewhat later than the church and was probably built in the 14th Century. It is made of natural stones laid in regular patterns. Possibly in 1400 the upper levels were altered to the gothic style and the existing windows date from that period. In 1744 a rather large onion dome was added. It does not fit the building but is still quite pleasing. In 1976, during the restoration of the church and the tower, the Romanesque masonry was discovered. In this phase of restoration also came to light a large cycle of medieval frescoes that reproduce scenes of the passion of the Lord, the twelve apostles and prophets

Meeting point: at 2.30 p.m. at the Parcour RiArco in Oberinn, St. Leonhard Str. 20. Duration: 2,5 hours with guide. Cost: € 30, children: from 6–14 years € 25. With RittenCard € 28, children: € 23. Minimum age: 6 years. Equipment: suitable shoes. A wonderful mountain world with a fantastic view of the Dolomites, every archer experiences a unique 3D course. Hunting goals with four shooting stakes offer children, beginners, advanced and tournament shooters an unforgettable experience. The course is located at an altitude of 1,300 meters and is open all year round. There is an archery shop with rental equipment on the course. Registration: +39 333 4662667. By appointment also on other dates possible

At the weekly market in Bressanone you will find stalls with clothing, shoes, handbags, local products and much more. At the parking lot in Brennerstrasse, Albuingasse, Hartmannsplatz and Trattengasse.

Respiratory problems? Pollen allergies? Asthma? Long-Covid?

Dr. Di Spazio will inform you how the Climate Gallery Prettau can bring you relief.

Free medical consultancy on phone with Dr. di Spazio, expert on speleotherapy, from Monday to Saturday, between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. on the following mobile number: +39 347 9440182.

During the months of May and June, Dr. Di Spazio is in Ahrntal valley / Prettau every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. and offers personal consultancy by appointment.

Cave therapy, known by the technical term of “speleotherapy”, helps relieve chronic and recurring respiratory ailments and is a feature of complementary medicine. As in damp caves, the relative humidity in the climate gallery is close to saturation. Suspended particles and allergens in the air are thus bound together and deposited on the wet rock walls. The gallery therefore contains very pure air. When this cold air (8-10°C) is inhaled it is warmed to the body’s temperature of 37°C. The warmer the air, the more water vapour it can absorb. The gallery air can thus extract water from the mucous membranes on its path through the respiratory system, reducing swelling of the breathing structure and allowing those with respiratory problems to breathe more freely. Visits to the climate gallery are entirely free of side effects.

Information on tickets of the climate gallery is available on: +39 0474 654298

6 p.m.: "Mauritania, il nome dell'infinito" (Mauritania, the name of infinity): words and images by Pietro Marangoni as part of the photo exhibition 'Destinazione Erech' by Claudio Lerario. (in italian language) 7 p.m.: birthday toast for 20 years of activity and the 151 exhibitions organised by the Circolo culturale La Stanza. President Pietro Marangoni and all the members of the board, Francesca Witzmann, Pierina Rizzardi, Celestina Rizzardi and Renato Vettori await you

Join us for a truly unique experience! Spend a special afternoon with the Huskies in our beautiful snowy meadow and strengthen your connection with nature and these friendly sled dogs. You'll have the opportunity to play and cuddle with these adorable furry friends. Don't miss out on this snow adventure with the Huskies! All accompanied by complimentary hot beverages.

It's that time of year again: tinkling bells and Christmas carols from every corner, plush reindeer antlers on Roman heads and the fantastic Christmas decorations of the Bolzano municipality. Whether you love or hate this time of year - Carambolage improv theatre will take you to places you've never been at Christmas! Because even at the "quietest time" of the year, the imagination is the best travel agency where you can book your escape from everyday life! So: write a letter to the Impro-Christ-Child!

Entry: Pay as you wish. Reservation is recommended at: office@waaghaus.eu Casa della Pesa opens its doors again, inviting visitors to tour the interior of one of the city's oldest and most significant buildings. The public will be able to enter rooms on the second and third floors of the building and between spot performances and historical nods discover both the past and present of Waag. Guided tours will start at 4:30 pm, 6 pm and 7:30 pm. Reservations are mandatory. Book the tour by writing an e-mail to: office@waaghaus.eu.

The winegrowing tradition at Neustift goes back centuries. To find out what has remained of this tradition, what winegrowing in the abbey’s vineyards involves today and the philosophy on which it is based, come on a vineyard tour. We’ll not only tell you all about Neustift winegrowing but also serve you its products. The tour of the vineyards together with the following wine tasting takes about 90 minutes in all. And lasts for longer. Participation in the vineyard tour is only possible with prior registration. To help us start punctually … Please come to the abbey entrance 15 minutes before the beginning of the tour.

Locally produced products simply taste better! Fresh vegetables and fruits, eggs, spices, cheese, honey, wine, juice….and many more quality products cultivated and produced in Kaltern are being sold from 8 am to noon on the Square of the town. Come by and experience the taste of nature. All these products have been produced and are being sold by the local farmers themselves. In a matter of fact South Tyrol enjoys of a very good reputation as far as the production of quality products is concerned. Thanks to the accurate cultivation methods and the strict hygenic regulations there is no doubt that these goods are of the highest quality and of the best taste.

Tuesday at the observatory is reserved for guests of member establishments in the Eggental. Enjoy a journey into the depths of space away from the everyday hustle and bustle. The "Max Valier" observatory is your gateway to the universe! Discover cosmic worlds, stars, planets and distant galaxies with our telescopes under a clear night sky. The observatory's main telescope is a Cassegrain reflector telescope with a mirror diameter of 80 cm. It is supported by a steel fork mount on a solid concrete base. The observatory is run by the amateur astronomers "Max Valier". Each guided tour usually includes a short introduction to astronomy. Afterwards, everyone has the opportunity to admire various astronomical highlights of the respective evening with the telescopes. Reservation required. PRICE: Children from 6 - 13 years 3,00 € Adults from 14 years 6,00 €

The Franz Gojer winery is a small family business whose history begins in the heart of the traditional St. Magdalen wine-growing area on the northern sides of Bolzano. In 2007, the family bought a second farm in Karneid in order to also offer white wine in the assortment. A large cellar was also built in Karneid, where all the production of the wines now takes place, as well as an architecturally interesting tasting room. During a wine tasting, you will learn more about the history of the Gojer family as well as their work throughout the year and taste the wines full of character, which unmistakably demonstrate their origin. Only with advance reservation. PRICE: from 4 persons - 15€ per person

The Light Muse celebrates its silver wedding anniversary with the Theatre of Smiles and, on its behalf, I would like to greet old, new and very new friends to whom we joyfully offer this first autumn/winter 2023 review, certain of offering three months of lightness, quality and authentic theatrical magic in the sign of Lightness. We begin with the traditional operetta and the most popular and 'centenary' title of the small opera, the Paese dei Campanelli, as always with a large orchestra in the auditorium. And then we come to the big musical with three productions that are fascinating in their diversity: Da Vinci by Lisa (the rock musical about Leonardo Da Vinci and Lisa, the Mona Lisa), another new theatrical invention by Fulvio Crivello; a great new edition of My Fair Lady, with the Queen of musical comedy Serena Autieri, who returns to Bolzano by popular acclaim; and Alice in Wonderland, a delightful and immortal fantasy spell in a flamboyant, spectacular guise, a Christmas present for the whole family. But in between you will find two unmissable evenings devoted to the most extroverted entertainment, with the sharp cabaret of Raul Cremona and the resounding bravura of Emanuela Aureli. So the best wishes to our audience are in order: welcome back to the theatre in the arms of the Musa Leggera!

Horse sleigh ride starting from the valley station Klausberg

price: adults € 10, kids € 7 ∙ i

nformation and booking Oswald Plankensteiner phone +39 339 5758918

In their latest works (photographs, sound installations, photographic objects, videos), the Doroszenko duo deals with a classic theme in art - landscape. The works were created during artistic residencies in Kunstnarhuset Messen Ålvik (Norway), The Island Resignified LeQada (Greece), Klaipeda Culture Communication Center (Lithuania), and in Warsaw, as part of the Scholarship from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland. To better understand the causes of the current environmental crisis, the artists look at the history of the Western tradition of landscape painting, in which the concept of natural landscape was defined according to the dominant worldview - as a detached component, outside the subject. In their works, Ewa and Jacek Doroszenko aim to question the separation between the issue - the observer - and the separated environment. A significant element of the Doroszenko duo’s artistic practice is to treat sound phenomena as a full- fledged element in the field of visual art and to emphasize the importance of “deep listening” in everyday life. Accordingly, the artists are interested in the landscape’s holistic experience, which is impossible without the acoustic factor. In their mixed-media projects, the artists explore how digital images, and the latest technologies mediate the perception of the natural world. Fascinated by modern information tools and their immense potential for shaping lifestyles, Ewa and Jacek Doroszenko attempt to capture the atmosphere of the physical yet virtual present. Looking at the textures of landscapes - both natural and simulated - the artists highlight the role of photography in navigating the current world. Using Google Street View, popular computer games, travel guides and other online sources, the artists examine how contemporary digital culture is changing the perception of the landscape. Their works focus on the positive impact of the landscape on human psychological well-being. As residents of Warsaw who regularly experience urban “noise pollution”, they know the need to popularize “soundscape ecology” - the science of acoustic relationships between living organisms, human and otherwise, and their environment. Referring to this therapeutic function of landscape, they present works that subtly reveal the inseparable connection between man and his natural surroundings.

for beginners and advanced with the woodcarver Herbert Kerschbaumer at the Thalerhof. Adults and children from 10 years can participate. The material is provided, the participants are allowed to take home their elaborated work of art. Minimum number of participants: 3 persons. Price: € 50.00 per person.

Small market with various market stalls with clothes, shoes, leather goods, foods like bread, sausages and meat products etc.

What exactly is sustainable winegrowing? During a guided tour through the small vineyard, you learn about the ecology of vineyards. You gain an insight into how wine is produced sustainably, from planting and managing the vineyard to processing the grapes and reaching the final quality of the wine. The guided tour finishes with a wine tasting of Messnerhof wines. Duration: about 1.5 hours. Minimum number of participants: 4.

We would like to introduce you in the historical wine-production area Alto Adige and take you behind the scenes of Kellerei Bozen with its must-see architectural highlights. You'll visit one of our vineyards (weather permitting) before being taken through the winery to see the wine-making process. The tour includes the tasting of 7 wines, some samples of our very best award-winning wines of the available vintage. Wines availability might change during the year. Our tours last for approximately 2 – 2,5 hours.

Double Trouble means double trouble. A promising title. A title does not stand alone, but is always an indication of the content of the program or, in this case, the exhibition. We can therefore look forward to an exciting and exciting exhibition. In which two artists, Julia Frank & Karin Welponer, meet, perhaps also two views of art. But certainly a deep examination of the work of the person in question. The core of Julia Frank's contribution is an approximately 10-minute video portrait about Karin Welponer. In terms of content, Julia Frank describes this work as a narrative journey that begins in the past and extends to the present. Karin Welponer's multi-part photo works also have key points or cores. These are “tree fragments” or “tree details”. Here the artist declares visible injuries and their healing, as well as overgrowths, to be works of art. Seen in this way, this exhibition is a hike, perhaps even a journey, that plays with changes, inversions and allusions. Julia Frank's iconic coat stand by the Thonet brothers is alienated and changed, its original purpose and form removed and filled with new content and new form. Here too, a starting point and a reference to the tree pictures and the milled wooden objects by Karin Welponer. These are, among other things, shapes created by bark beetles. The paths of the bark beetles, which mean certain death for a weakened tree, are declared a beautiful form, a work of art. Accordingly, Double Trouble is actually a fine discussion and a “complementation” with the work and the opinions of the other person. Trouble also stands for the word worry. Double worry. The exhibition can perhaps also be read as a careful and careful interaction and relationship.

Working group: Milica Tomić (artist) with Ana Bezić (archaeologist) Ar/Ge Kunst is honoured to commission a new work by the artist Milica Tomić, a major artistic voice of the last 30 years. Milica Tomić positions the site, specifically soil (both what it contains and what it sustains), as the crucial and active agent in the process of knowledge formation. Looking at the soil as an archive, Tomić uses what appears as material evidence to ponder invisible issues, revealing how nature, agriculture, property regulations and everyday life are continuously written and narrated into a place. The artistic act is in looking for an appearance of a Political Subject—the viewer—in the soil-as-archive. In this way, the work that will be presented at Ar/Ge Kunst comes to speak of the continuities and discontinuities of any political truth. Milica Tomić (1960) explores different genres and methods that centre on investigating, unearthing and bringing to public debate issues related to territories, political violence, resistance and social amnesia. Her projects often explore a multitude of unorthodox ways in which art can be created, performed, transformed and pondered. Tomić is a founding member of a New Yugoslav art/theory group, Grupa Spomenik [Monument Group, 2002]; in 2010, Tomic conceived and initiated an educational platform, Four Faces of Omarska. Ana Bezić (1974) is an archaeological scholar with a background in anthropology and critical studies. Her research explores the intersection, transposition and ethical implications of material culture in art, cultural heritage, science and archaeology. She is a member of a New Yugoslav art/theory group, Grupa Spomenik [Monument Group, 2002]. Curated by Zasha Colah and Francesca Verga.

From 7 May 2023 to 24 February 2024 the Fondazione Antonio Dalle Nogare presents I Have to Think About It, the first Italian retrospective exhibition of the Argentinean artist David Lamelas (Buenos Aires, 1946). Author of one of the most fascinating artistic researches with a conceptual imprint dating back to the end of the 1960s, Lamelas' practice ranges from installation to sculpture, drawing, photography, film, video, sound and textual works that address the defining contexts and conditions of our perceptions and cognitions. His is an art, more often than not, made of almost nothing. The exhibition, curated by Andrea Viliani with Eva Brioschi, develops in space across all the floors of the Fondazione and extends in time over several months. Throughout, the show takes on different configurations and activates comparisons with a selection of works from the Fondazione’s collection. Some of the artist's key historical works will be presented together with new productions and a programme of live events. Opening: Saturday, May 6, 2023 at 11.00 AM. The visit to the Foundation is possible without reservation on Saturday from 9.30 AM to 7.30 PM. Every Saturday at 11 AM the foundation offers a free guided tour. The tour is accessible without prior reservation. Duration of the guided tour: circa 1 hour. From Tuesday to Friday the foundation can be visited upon reservation by writing to visit@fondazioneantoniodallenogare.com or calling +39 0471 971 626. Free entry.

The winter atmosphere of snowshoe hiking is truly unique and creates a special bond with nature. The snowshoe hike passes through the Pfoialm hut, along the Almweg 2000 to the Uwald Alm hut 2042m. Breathtaking views of the Val Casies Valley and the majestic peaks of the Braies Dolomites. Refreshment stop. Difficulty: medium. Time: 9.30 am.-3.00 pm. Walking time: 4-5 hours. Altitude difference: 600m. Meeting point: 9.30 am. at the bus stop at the end of the valley in Val Casies Valley/S. Maddalena. Costs: Season 1 (08.12-24.12/08.01-28.01): 5€ with Guest Pass Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido, 15€ without Guest Pass Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido; Season 2 (25.12-07.01/29.01-02.03): 15€ with Guest Pass Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido, 25€ without Guest Pass Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido. Online booking within Monday, 5.00 pm. via www.gsieser-tal.guestnet.info or directly at the Tourist Office.

with the hiking guide Sepp Lamprecht in German or Italian language. Meeting point: 10 a.m. at the Klobenstein Train station (goat). Walking time: 4-5 hours, refreshment along the route. Price: € 15, free of charge with RittenCard. On this hike to the most beautiful places on the Ritten/Renon, the hiking guide tells interesting things about life and people, gives tips and hiking suggestions