All events in the Dolomites Region Kronplatz

From 13 to 20 July 2025, the football club 1. FC Nuremberg is preparing for the upcoming 2nd Bundesliga season with a training camp at Hotel Windschar in Gais. Detailed information: www.bruneck.com/fc-nuernberg.

After a fantastic football season and a well-deserved promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga, the professional team of Arminia Bielefeld will hold its third summer training camp in Kiens from Saturday, July 12 to Sunday, July 20 2025, to prepare for the 2025/26 season. As in previous years, the team will once again stay at the Kronhotel "Leitgam". Two friendly matches will be played in the region during the stay, highlighting the club's ongoing partnership with the Kiens Tourism Association. This collaboration, organized in cooperation with the agency Onside, will be managed locally by Onside. From Monday, July 14 to Friday, July 18 2025, children aged 6 to 14 can take part in the Arminia Football School Camp at the nearby sports field in St. Lorenzen, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. each day. Young footballers can let off steam, improve their technique, play fun game formats, and learn lots of new skills.

The traditional evening market takes place again in Antholz Mittertal. At the colourful market stands you will find local specialities, products from our alpine pastures, souvenirs, decorative products, confectionery, clothing and footwear. In addition a great culinary offer and a trampoline for the little ones awaits you. Musical program Friday 18.07.2025: One night Band and Oberrasen folk dance group Friday 25.07.2025: Antholza Sunnta Musig Friday 08.08.2025: Franz & Robert Friday 22.08.2025: Music Band Antholz Mittertal aand Fischa Gitschn Sara & Lisa

At the farmers market of San Vigilio Dolomites you get home-made products direct from the farmers.

A magical summer evening filled with music awaits you at the evening concert of the Musikkapelle Peter Sigmair in the park of Mitterolang. Starting at 8:45 PM, captivating melodies and impressive sounds will create a wonderful atmosphere for an unforgettable experience. Enjoy the open-air setting as talented musicians delight you with a diverse and entertaining program. A concert full of harmony, passion, and musical enjoyment – come by and let yourself be enchanted!

The music of the Pieve di Marebbe music band combines the tradition of the Ladins, who have lived in these valleys for over a thousand years, with the influences of contemporary genres. The result is a unique combination that expresses all the peculiarities of an area like the Dolomites, a meeting point of tradition, legend and innovation. Discover their repertoire, which will surprise young and old alike.

The Lipper Sawmill, an impressive example of traditional woodworking from the 18th century, can be experienced up close during a guided tour with live demonstration. Visitors are immersed in the history of alpine craftsmanship and learn fascinating details about the technology, working methods, and historical significance of the sawmill for the region.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Dolomites and experience an unforgettable guided tour of the Nature Park House in San Vigilio. Let yourself be enchanted by the breathtaking landscape, the rich flora and fauna, the mysterious cave world and the exciting stories about the nature park.

By purchasing this ticket, you will receive a digital permit for mushroom picking in the community of San Martino in Badia for the selected days, which you can print or digitally store on your smartphone. In the event of a check by the forest guard, you must present this document together with your identity card. Fee pursuant to Article 6 of the Provincial Law of 19 June 1991, No 18. Collective permit: 10,00€ per person/day, 1,00€ service fee.

By purchasing this ticket, you will receive a digital permit for mushroom picking in the community of Marebbe for the selected days, which you can print or digitally store on your smartphone. In the event of a check by the forest guard, you must present this document together with your identity card. Fee pursuant to Article 6 of the Provincial Law of 19 June 1991, No 18. Collective permit: 10,00€ per person/day, 1,00€ service fee.

Traditional summer festival of the Niederrasen Firefighters with live music and regional specialities.

The music band of Uttenheim invites you to their summer concert with a mix of traditional music and great hits.

July, 5 to August, 18 Tuesday - Saturday: 10.30 am. - 12.30 pm. and 3.00 pm. - 6.00 pm. Sunday: 10:30 am. - 12:30 pm. (except Cafè Atelier Pinta Pichl)

On this e-bike tour you will explore the diversity of the Pustertal with us. We start from Reischach in the direction of Percha, where we then tackle the first meters of altitude to Oberwielenbach. This is followed by a short stop at the famous earth pyramids. The tour continues to the Gönneralm, where we can enjoy the wonderful view while having a delicious lunch. The first part of the return trip we manage on the same route until we reach the Pustertal cycle path. This leads us through the idyllic Rienz Gorge down to Bruneck, all the way back to Reischach. Duration: 5 h Difficulty: medium Altitude difference: 1.250 m Lenght: 38 km Rest stop: yes Contribution: 15,00 € with Kronplatz Guest Pass Bruneck / 30,00 € without Guest Pass; please bring it to the meeting point! Costs rental: E-bike and equipment 60,00 € Reservations required at www.outdoor-kronplatz.com or +39 0474 836768.

From June 15 to September 15, enjoy a unique trekking experience in the heart of the Fanes-Senes-Braies Natural Park, a UNESCO heritage site. Each hike is organized upon request, allowing you to choose the route, duration, and difficulty level together with the guide. Whether you prefer a relaxing walk or a more challenging adventure, every excursion will be tailored to you. The meeting point and time are flexible, adapting to your needs. An expert guide will accompany you, sharing stories and curiosities along the way. Immerse yourself in nature and enjoy every step in total freedom and harmony.

Guided e-bike tour around the Kronplatz (Altitude: 1000m) Tour: Olang/Rasen - Geiselsberg - Furkelpass - Enneberg - Maria Saalen - St.Lorenzen - Bruneck mit Stadtbummel - Percha - Olang/Rasen With KRONPLATZ GUEST PASS: € 45.- (incl. Bike & Helmet) | € 10.- with own bike Without KRONPLATZ GUEST PASS: € 65.- (incl. Bike & Helmet) | € 20.- with own bike Participants: max. 10 pers. | from 10 years on If you book the e-bike tour including bike rental, the meeting point will automatically be in Olang, as the only bike rental is located there. The e-bike will be reserved at Rent and Go and must be picked up there before the start of the tour.

The day ticket for the parking lot at the Biathlon Center is only valid for entry BEFORE 8:30 AM. IMPORTANT NOTES: --> If you enter the parking lot AFTER 8:30 AM, the online day ticket will become invalid, and a new ticket must be purchased on-site. --> Overnight parking is not permitted. --> If the ticket was purchased the day before, it must be printed and placed clearly visible behind the windshield. If purchased on-site on the morning of the same day, this is not necessary. --> Ticket refunds are not possible.

The historical escape routes of Michael Gaismair and his army in 1525/26 as well as more recent escape routes from the 20th/21st century, which are shown in the exhibition in the form of pictures and photographs, are geographically divided into two presentation locations to the west and east of Bruneck: at LUMEN. Museum of Mountain Photography at Kronplatz focuses on Graubünden/Gadertal/Padua and Karwendel/Pyrenees/Western Alps, while at Museum Burg Heinfels the focus is on Zillertal/Salzburg/East Tyrol and Krimmler Tauern/Strandzha Mountains/Kurdistan. Curators of the exhibition: Dr. Richard Piock, President of the association Tiroler Photoarchiv TAP Dr. Martin Kofler, Director at Tiroler Photoarchiv TAP Partners: Tiroler Archiv für photographische Dokumentation und Kunst (TAP) Museum Burg Heinfels

The wolf is back! - A human exhibition The return of the wolf raises old and new questions: How much wilderness can the densely populated alpine region tolerate? What does this mean for our relationship with the wolf? How does the predator's presence change our landscapes, herds, and ourselves? The current wolf debate shows that it is not just about the wolf. This exhibition, curated by the Alpine Museum of Switzerland, looks at people and their relationship with the wolf. It shows the situation up to 2017, with people who deal with this animal by profession recounting their experiences. Many parallels can be drawn between Switzerland, which is characterized by an alpine landscape, and South Tyrol. In comparison, there are data from South Tyrol and the latest information on the wolf situation from the Office for Wildlife Management in South Tyrol.

*1970 in Bolzano/Bozen (Italy), independent artist. Studio house for sculpture, public art interventions, drawing and painting in the historic Fundneyt residence near Klausen/Chiusa (Dolomites, Italy). Teaches and lectures at various universities. His works can be found in numerous international public and private collections.

In the second half of the 19th century, running a business, practicing a skilled trade, or, least of all, being an alpinist was far from easy if you were a woman. The period between 1865 and 1914 saw numerous wives of photographers active in mountaineering and mountain photography, and it would not be possible to include them all in this exhibition. Instead, four women photographers were selected to represent the group in this exhibition. Among them, Elizabeth Whitshed Main takes a special place as an outstanding photographer, alpinist, and the founder of winter alpinism in general and winter tourism in the region of Engadin, Switzerland, in particular. The exhibition also features works by Gertrude Bell, Eleonore Noll-Hasenclever, and Una Cameron, three distinguished alpinists, travel journalists, and women’s rights activists. The life and work of these four pioneers of mountain photography are exhibited in rotation. Una May Cameron is currently being exhibited. Curator: Richard Piock (TAP – Süd) An exhibition in cooperation with Soroptimist Club Pustertal and TAP - Süd

OPENING TEMPORARY EXHIBITION: 12/07/2025 My wife and I were expecting the birth of our daughter in 2021, the year my book MASSIV was published. During this time, I felt a growing desire to send a strong message about the protection of the Alps. That‘s why I donated all of the proceeds from the book – over 100,000 euros – to projects aimed at preserving our mountains. I didn‘t want to have to explain to my daughter later that I had stood by and done nothing while our Alps were under threat. Shortly before the book was published, I also made a short film called "A letter to my daughter" – a personal, hopeful letter to my unborn child.

From July 20 to 27, 2025, Inter Milano's Youth Team will be holding a training camp at Hotel Montis in Reischach to gear up for the upcoming season. Their practice sessions will take place at the sports field in Stegen. A test match against ASV Stegen is scheduled for Wednesday, July 23 at 6.00 pm. at the Stegen sports field. Admission free!

During this presentation, our guide Sonja will introduce the hikes planned for the week, providing detailed information about routes, difficulty levels, and schedules. At the end, she will be available to answer all your questions and help you choose the experience that best suits you. It's the perfect opportunity to plan your outdoor adventures in the best possible way!

On a total of 11 dates, the summit of Kronplatz will be the setting for a special cultural experience that brings South Tyrolean tradition to life.
Experience the impressive performances of music bands, the powerful sounds of "Alphornbläsre" and the rousing dances of "Schuhplattler" up close. Each event offers the unique opportunity to combine the impressive mountain scenery with the sounds and performances of South Tyrolean culture.
An experience for young and old!

Sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch: the five senses that enable us to get in touch with the world around us, to communicate with others and to treasure what we learn. By taking a leisurely walk in the forest, paying attention to the sounds, smells and sensations that nature offers us, we will enjoy the benefits that this environment offers to our mental and physical health Recommended for: adults, families (min. age 7) Difficulty level: None in particular.

A sensory journey through prestigious wine labels, led by Lukas Gerges, Restaurant Manager and Head Sommelier at Atelier Moessmer Norbert Niederkofler. An exclusive event dedicated to discovering wine culture through guided tastings and a culinary experience signed "Cook the Mountain".

Polenta and Barbecue festival at the Almdorf Haidenberg in Stefansdorf, start 11.30 am. - 15.00 pm. Registration not necessary! You can get to us following the path No 4 (approx. 1 hour) from Stefansdorf or come by car.

SAFE OR RISKY? A Thoughtful Approach to Eating Mushrooms What we think we know about the edibility of mushrooms is often based more on tradition than on science: Many species are considered edible without ever having been thoroughly studied. Mycologist CLAUDIO ROSSI offers fascinating insights into culinary customs, chemical unknowns – and debunks some persistent mushroom myths. IN ITALIAN!

The hike begins at the small chapel of St. Joseph, a tranquil starting point amidst the nature of the Antholz Valley. We follow the path in the direction of the Biathlon Center Antholz, reaching it after only a short distance. The centre is not just a sports hotspot but also provides magnificent views of the surrounding area. From here, we continue our tour along the picturesque Lake Antholz. Take in the view of the clear water and the surrounding mountains. Proceed towards Staller Sattel and up to the Stanzger Alm. Here, traditional South Tyrolean dishes await, treating you to regional specialties. On the way back to St. Joseph's'Chapel, we can once again appreciate the beauty of nature and the tranquility of the Antholz Valley Duration: approx. 6 h Difficulty: medium Altitude difference: approx. 550 m Lenght: 11,5 km Rest stop: yes Contribution: 15,00 € with Kronplatz Guest Pass Bruneck / 30,00 € without Guest Pass; please bring it to the meeting point! Reservations required at www.outdoor-kronplatz.com or +39 0474 836768.