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10 years Christmas village Ortisei - The picturesque capital of the Val Gardena, has been enchanting its visitors during the Christmas season since 2014. It has become a beautiful tradition: Ortisei's pedestrian area transforms into a true fairy-tale landscape adorned with Christmas decorations that captivate visitors of all ages. Along the pedestrian zone, typical wooden huts welcome visitors. In an impressive manner, the Christmas village Ortisei combines the deeply rooted traditions of the Val Gardena with the elegance and exclusivity of the offerings of the hut operators.
The festive atmosphere is accompanied by the Christmas tunes of local musicians, spreading joy and serenity in the air. Visitors can stroll through the Christmas village, admire local craftsmanship, discover regional delicacies, and find original gift items among the Christmas huts.
The Christmas village is an experience that engages all the senses and offers moments of joy and sharing in an enchanting environment. It is a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the tradition and culture of the mountains and fully experience the spirit of Christmas in a magical atmosphere.
Opening times Christmas Village Ortisei:
30.11.2024 - 01.12.2024
16.00h - 19.00h - gastronomy till 20.00h
05.12.2024 until 05.01.2025
From Monday to Friday: 16.00 - 19.00h
Weekend: 11.00h - 19.00h
Gastronomy: till 20.00h
Special opening hours:
24.12.2024: 11.00h - 17.00h
25.12.2024: only gastronomy 11.00h - 20.00h
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