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30 years ago, music students discovered progressive pub music at the inn Mnozil in Vienna. In 2024, this globally acclaimed brass band sets off for new shores again - and celebrates its round brass anniversary with a big anniversary show.

The association Forum Musik Caldaro/Kaltern organizes the Organ concert in the parish church in Kaltern.

An evening of folk music, songs and dancing in the clubhouse of Dorf Tirol.

The brothers Ulrich and Otto Messner, better known as Vincent & Fernando, will make hit-song-lovers' hearts beat faster. Their charisma and professionalism is shared with a great passion for music, which has brought them the "Bergkristall".

Our hiking - guide Martin have chosen some of the most beautiful hiking - routes and will accompany you into a world of fascination and unforgettable impressions. Reservation until midday of the previous day in the tourist office of Marlengo. Detailed programme on request.

Tasting of speck and salami from Fronthof at the Südtirol Products Shop

Brixen is a real mountainbike paradise. With its brilliant trails and unrivalled flow, it is no wonder that it is considered a top destination. To be honest, mountainbiking is even more fun when you have the best trails right on your doorstep. The Plose Bike guides are true experts on the local routes and will quickly take you to the start of the best trails by shuttle. Look forward to flowing trails, challenging routes and a big smile on your face. • Required equipment: helmet (possibly also full-face), knee and elbow pads; back protector recommended • STS: S2 (depending on the group, S3 also possible); note: advanced mountainbike skills required • Fitness: 3/5 • Altitude difference (up): 2500 - 3500 m • Km: variable Start shuttle: 8 am, Brixen Tourismus, Viale Ratisbona 9; 09:00am The tour described serves as a guide and is not binding. Any changes to the tours due to weather conditions or the riding skills of the group are at the discretion of the bike guide.

A visit to the Ganoihof with Georg Profanter (social pedagogue, organic farmer) and Andreas Hudler (landscape ecologist) under involvement of biodiversity in interaction with management on the farm; insights into the current management of organic suckler cow breeding and an aperitif together on the farm. Meeting point: Ganoihof, Flitzweg 5 Start: 4 pm - 7 pm visit to the farm & Aperitif PRICE: Participation fee: 10,00 € - free of charge with DolomitiCard Experience/tasting*: free donation Participants: min. 2 persons

Let's go... ready for your adventure? With the trendy electric scooter we discover the surroundings, and all of this completely ecofriendly.

Interested in visiting one of our characteristic farmsteads? The Moarhof farm in the hamlet of Obergoste invites you to take a tour of its barn, stables, petting zoo and dairy farm. Following the tour, you can savour some farm products such as milk, butter, yoghurt, cheese, smoked sausages called „Kaminwurzen“ and bacon.

From the Passo Stalle, the trail leads along the hiking trail to the junction. After crossing the Stallerbach stream at the bridge, the path climbs slightly to the right until it reaches the first prominent point with a beautiful cross. Shortly afterwards, the trail descends to a wonderful vantage point, the so-called '2- Seen Blick (2-lakes view)'. From here, there is a breathtaking view of the Antholzer- and Obersee lakes as well as the surrounding high mountains such as Wildgall-Monte Collaspro and Hochgall- Monte Collalto. The descent is via the ascent route. Backpacking provisions or refreshments possibility. Difficulty: easy-medium. Time: 9.45 am.-4.00 pm. Walking time: 3-4 hours. Difference in altitude: 200m. Departures: at 9.45 am. at the bus stop at the end of Val Casies Valley/S. Maddalena, 9.50 am. Val Casies Valley/S. Martino, 10.00 am. Val Casies Valley/Colle, 10.05 am. Tesido, 10.10 am. Monguelfo bus station in Via Stazione (opposite the Bar Parkcafé). Costs: 15€ with Guest Pass Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido, 25€ without Guest Pass Val Casies Valley-Monguelfo-Tesido. Registration: Online booking within the day before, 5.00 pm. via www.gsieser-tal.guest.net or directly at the tourist information office.

50 years Nature Park - Multimedia presentation "In the realm of the golden eagle" The event will only be held in German

Our events combines music and enjoyment in the village centre. Visitors can also expect a tasting of alpine and mediterranean delicacies during a traditional concert by our local music bands.

Experience wonderful summit hikes with our hiking guide Gilbert! Every Thursday, Gilbert takes you to the most picturesque mountain peaks in the enchanting Pustertal Valley. Enjoy unforgettable views and a wonderful nature on our guided tours. Tour: St. Magdalena Gsies > way nr. 48 > Schnarnied Alm hut > Kalksteinjoch (2.349) > Mount Gail (2.494) > same way back to the starting point Walking time: approx. 5 hours (there and back) Difficulty: difficult

Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia . Roma Gianandrea Noseda . Jan Lisiecki . Francesco Piemontesi Programme: Jörg Widmann: Con brio Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Konzert für 2 Klaviere und Orchester Nr. 10 KV 365 Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphonie Nr. 5 Tickets: € 150.00, € 120.00, € 90.00, € 60.00, € 35.00. Informations and ticket hotline: phone +39 0473 496030. www.meranofestival.com

ONLY IN GERMAN AND ITALIAN! We take the bus to St. Gertraud and up to the lake Weißbrunnsee. Via the inner and outer Pilsbergalmen, past the Tuferalm to the Obere Flatschbergalm and then descend to St. Gertraud. Return by bus! Walking time: approx. 4 hours Difference in altitude: 370 m - 850 m Difficulty: medium/difficult

Come and enjoy a musical experience with the Cinquino Brass, a brass ensemble of talented local musicians. An unmissable concert that will take you on an unforgettable sound journey. Entry is free. During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

The Obermais music band does one of their concerts at the Raiffeisen square.

On September 19 thirtythree years ago, Erika and Helmut Simon discovered Ötzi. Celebrate Ötzi’s “birthday” at the archaeological open-air museum archeoParc Val Senales with hourly tours and a welcome gift. Open from 10:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. | Free admission

Nicola Fazzini - alt sax Alessandro Fedrigo - e-bass, guitar Saverio Tasca - vibraphoe Luca Colussi - drums ***** 6.00 p.m. doors open, take a seat and enjoy an aperitivo 7.30: STANGLER BUFFET: €27,00 (students with valid ID €16,00) Buffet with appetizers, salads, first and main course and sweet finale - the courses are served one after the other, so if you come late you might miss part of the buffet We ask you to make a reservation in any case (even if you only plan to come to the concert later) +39 348 8659739 / stanglerhof@gmail.com ***** 9:00 p.m. Begin Concert - FREE ENTRY|DONATIONS WELCOME

Approach to Pfelders/Plan, from there via the Faltschnalalm to the Spronserjoch with a short descent to the first Spronser Seen lakes. Continue to the Grünjoch and right over the ridge to the summit with its magnificent views. The descent is via the Lazinser Alm. Walking time: 8 hours (there & back) | Difference in altitude: 1,200 m

The starting point of this tour is Spinges Cross, built on a hilltop, which commemorates the Tyrolean freedom fights at the end of the 18th century and from where we can enjoy a magnificent view over the Eisacktal and Pustertal valleys. The first ascent Brixen to this starting point is comfortably covered by shuttle. The predominantly flowing trails lead us over terrain that is atypical for Brixen: it is mostly dry, sandy and a little rocky here, but still flowing and fast, especially in the lower section. From Schabs, the route continues on the usual Brixen trail surface past the Neustift abbey back to Brixen. - Required equipment: helmet (full face recommended), knee and elbow pads; recommended: Back protector - Altitude difference (down): approx. 600 hm - STS: S0 - S2 - Fitness level: 2/5 Note: Shuttle is included. During the tour, you will be accompanied by a local who will show you the best trails without any worries. Start Tour: 10:00 am The tour described serves as a guide and is not binding. Any changes to the tours due to weather conditions or the riding skills of the group are at the discretion of the bike guide.

In the heart of the Sarntal Alps, an e-MTB tour awaits us that is undoubtedly one of the most challenging and high-alpine routes we have ever offered at the MOUNTAINBIKE TESTIVAL. This area is still an insider tip and only a few have had the opportunity to explore it. Our adventure begins at the Garner Wetterkreuz, the starting point, which we reach by shuttle. At first, we make our way along forest roads as we slowly make our way up to the Klausnerhütte. However, the first steep ascent awaits us as soon as we leave the pleasant forest road behind us and things get really exciting. We immerse ourselves in high alpine trails that lead us further towards the Fortschellscharte until we finally reach the breathtaking Durnholzersee lake. At this idyllic spot, we take a well-deserved lunch break to take in the surrounding beauty. The majestic mountains of the Sarntal Alps accompany us throughout the tour and provide an impressive backdrop. The trails that await us on this route will demand a lot from us. They are technically demanding, rocky and riddled with roots. At the end of our tour, the trails will take us safely back to Brixen, where we can look back on an unforgettable experience. - Required equipment:helmet; recommended: Knee and elbow pads - STS: S2 with S3 sections; important: advanced MTB skills required - Fitness level: 4/5 - Altitude difference (up): approx. 1950 - Altitude difference (down): approx. 2700 Note: Bring your own bike to the tour. Shuttle is included. Start Tour: 8:00 am The tour described serves as a guide and is not binding. Any changes to the tours due to weather conditions or the riding skills of the group are at the discretion of the bike guide.

The freeride tour on the Pfeffersberg is a classic that never gets boring, even after years, and never loses its character! After a leisurely, flowing trail start, which you shouldn't be fooled by, the route continues in a rough and challenging manner! The rough trail passages end just above Brixen, from where a relaxed but varied trail leads us back to the Expo. - Required equipment: helmet (full face recommended), knee and elbow pads; recommended: Back protector - Altitude difference (up): approx. 100 - Altitude difference (down): approx. 900 - STS: S2-S3 - Fitness level: 3/5 Note: Shuttle is included. During the tour, you will be accompanied by a local who will show you the best trails without any worries. Start Tour: 10:00 am The tour described serves as a guide and is not binding. Any changes to the tours due to weather conditions or the riding skills of the group are at the discretion of the bike guide.

The shuttle takes us to Monte Ruzzo, where the trail starts. This freeride tour offers us the opportunity to ride sections of this cult classic CAIDOM. The challenging trails lead us directly back to the Expo and offer a mixture of rough root passages and flowing, fast sections. You will simply love this adventure! - Required equipment: helmet (full face recommended), knee and elbow pads; recommended: Back protector - Altitude difference (up): approx. 50 - Altitude difference (down): approx. 700 - STS: S1-S2 - Fitness level: 3/5 Note: Shuttle is included. During the tour, you will be accompanied by a local who will show you the best trails without any worries. Start Tour: 2:00 pm The tour described serves as a guide and is not binding. Any changes to the tours due to weather conditions or the riding skills of the group are at the discretion of the bike guide.

In recent years, only the ladies have been able to ride this trail. Now we have decided to open it up to everyone. But be careful: If you underestimate it, it's on your own. The shuttle takes you "to the other side of the Ploseberg", the Pfeffersberg. A short but always relaxed climb takes us to the start of the trail. The descent is flowy and playful at the beginning and then changes to a steeper section where you need to be sensitive with your brakes. - Required equipment: helmet (full face recommended), knee and elbow pads; recommended: Back protector - Altitude difference (up): approx. 100 m - Altitude difference (down): 900 hm - STS: S1 - S2 (with S3 passages) - Fitness level: 3/5 Note: Shuttle is included. During the tour, you will be accompanied by a local who will show you the best trails without any worries. Start Tour: 2:00 pm The tour described serves as a guide and is not binding. Any changes to the tours due to weather conditions or the riding skills of the group are at the discretion of the bike guide.

In the heart of the Sarntal Alps, an e-MTB tour awaits us that is undoubtedly one of the most challenging and high-alpine routes we have ever offered at the MOUNTAINBIKE TESTIVAL. This area is still an insider tip and only a few have had the opportunity to explore it. Our adventure begins at the Garner Wetterkreuz, the starting point, which we reach by shuttle. At first, we make our way along forest roads as we slowly make our way up to the Klausnerhütte. However, the first steep ascent awaits us as soon as we leave the pleasant forest road behind us and things get really exciting. We immerse ourselves in high alpine trails that lead us further towards the Fortschellscharte until we finally reach the breathtaking Durnholzersee lake. At this idyllic spot, we take a well-deserved lunch break to take in the surrounding beauty. The majestic mountains of the Sarntal Alps accompany us throughout the tour and provide an impressive backdrop. The trails that await us on this route will demand a lot from us. They are technically demanding, rocky and riddled with roots. At the end of our tour, the trails will take us safely back to Brixen, where we can look back on an unforgettable experience. - Required equipment:helmet; recommended: Knee and elbow pads - STS: S2 with S3 sections; important: advanced MTB skills required - Fitness level: 4/5 - Altitude difference (up): approx. 1950 - Altitude difference (down): approx. 2700 - Km: approx. 45 Note: Bring your own bike to the tour. Shuttle is included. Start Tour: 8:00 am The ticket for the lifts can be purchased directly on site. The tour described serves as a guide and is not binding. Any changes to the tours due to weather conditions or the riding skills of the group are at the discretion of the bike guide.

Tasting and selling typical specialities such as olive oil, semi-dried tomatoes, olives, artichokes, etc.

From 19 to 22 September, the motto in South Tyrol for four days is: Go out together and collect rubbish at the SOUTH Tyrol CleanUP Days! The large-scale clean-up campaign is organised by the non-profit association Patron. For the first time, eight South Tyrolean destinations and their respective nature parks are taking part, and IDM South Tyrol is also taking part. Anyone can take part Registration and coordination of the routes takes place via the CleanUP Map (interactive map) on https://www.plasticfreepeaks.com/suedtirol. Participants can directly specify the date and route of their self-selected tour here. The required CleanUP Kit for all those interested, consisting of a recyclable and reusable fabric bag and stainless steel tongs, can be collected free of charge at one of the numerous distribution points before setting off. These, as well as the drop-off points for the collected litter, can also be found on the CleanUP Map. At the end of the event, every litter picker has the chance to win valuable prizes from the CleanUP competition.