In 1924 bulit the farmer Josef Pallhuber the "Brugger" chapel next to his house. Until now it is the youngest chapel in the valley.
Set at the top of Mount Kronplatz at a dizzying 2275 m above sea-level, this giant swing is an absolute must for you adrenaline junkies out there. Find out what it's like to be hoisted up to a height of 15 m by a cable winch and hurtled through the air attached only to a couple of steel ropes. Once you're up there, all you have to do is unclick the fastening and off you go: dashing out into the open sky! Not for the faint-hearted! Price: 13€
No reservation is necessary.
My name is Martin Baumgartner, and I was born in 1987; I’m also known as Jochele Martin, because I grew up on Jochelehof farm. I trained as a motor mechanic, and I now manage Jochelehof farm together with my family. I love walking in the mountains, both in summer and winter. In 2018, I passed the “certified alpine skier guide” exam, and I will be happy to accompany you up into the mountains. You can choose one of the many classic routes or opt for one of the lesser-known trails.
Will you be the one to find the treasure?
Brace yourselves for a unique adventure at 2,275 m above sea level!
Take a plunge into the mystic tales of the Dolomites. Discover the sites where legends were forged.
On your search for a hidden treasure, your aim is to collect letters from a total of nine stations and spell out the mysterious solution. The quest begins at the Concordia 2000 peace bell and ends at its miniature version in the Little Kronplatz adventure park. Those who’ve successfully discovered all nine letters have also had a chance to marvel at some impressive sights at the top of Mount Kronplatz.
How does the treasure hunt work?
Where: The stations are spread out around the summit.
Prices: When you buy a children’s or junior ticket, the Kronplatz treasure hunt is included free of charge.
Here you will find everything you need to go skiing, including the customer service.
Reservations are not possible.
In San Martin - Lech Vistles
In Lungiarü - Lech Punt da Rü Fosch
Information and day permissions: San Martin Tourist Office
Str. Tor 18/c (+39) 0474 523 175
Prices: from € 20
Our rental company places order of more than 4,000 bicycles between city bike and MTB as well as follower, postrunner, helmets, child seats etc. etc. Have you never crossed a whole valley by the bicycle? We have more than 150 km of cycle paths, in the Pustertal it is possible! From brook Mühl to Villach or even Maribor. On these cycle paths we have more than 40 rental company places and service stations to guarantee our customers the best experience.
From mid December to mid-March, the little ski tow offers the best snow conditions, a excellently prepared slope. The 1.600m long slope is perfect for children and beginners.
www.skiliftriepen.com
The new bread store in Niederrasen / Rasun di Sotto is waiting for you. Delicious biscuits and good coffee for a perfect breakfast.
Ladin Museum - Tor Castle In the very heart of the Dolomites live more than 30,000 Dolomite Ladins whose identity is characterised mainly by two important features: the uniqueness of their language, which derives from popular Latin, and the extraordinary mountain landscape at the heart of the southern Alps. It is only thanks to the physical characteristics of this landscape that the Ladin language has survived today. It is the eldest of all languages spoken in this region and is restricted by the Italian and the German cultural and linguistic areas that surround it. The way through the museum focuses on some significant aspects of the present and past lives of the Dolomite Ladins, highlighting the important influences of cross-regional events on the lives of the population and pinpointing the existing interrelations between landscape forms and lifestyles. The museum is housed in the Ciastel de Tor, a castle dating back to 1230, created as a fiefdom of the Bishops of Brixen.
The castle is available as a wedding venue for couples interested in crowning an unforgettable day and experiencing a fairytale moment in a medieval castle.
Between the Antholz Nieder- und Mittertal stands next to the street the baroque chapel "Sießl". According to an inscription, the chapel Sießl was built in 1820 and renovated in 1886.
What a ride – simply marbellous!
Have you ever played on a 40 m long rolling ball sculpture? No? Well then, Kronplatz is the place to be!
At the Kronplatz marble run, kids can race wooden marbles through an adrenaline-packed obstacle course, negotiating dizzying curves plus all sorts of bumps and hurdles. A matching set of beech-wood balls that double as a perfect souvenir to take home can be purchased on site.
Roll on the fun!
Where: from the Olang 1+2 mountain station at the top of Mount Kronplatz all the way to the entrance of the Kron restaurant.
Prices: Using the track is free of charge; the beech-wood marbles cost € 2,50 each.The Gunther Messner Bivacco was set up in 1972 in 2.529m above sealevel in the Pfitsch Tal under the icewalls of Hochferner and Hochfeiler near the border to Austria.
In the year when the Bivacco was built, South Tyrol became an autonomy. In 1919 Tyrol was divided due to the Friedensverträgen von St. Germain.
A Bivacco is generally a small and simple structure. It should have been a place of security, as well as encounter, understanding and confrontation.
The Bivacco project was launched on the centenary of the St. Germain peace traits. It was exhibited at the 58th Venice Art Biennale. The Bivacco is an allegory of Italy in the middle of the Alps. It shows a country, which has always been crossed by people and animals. The idea was therefore to remove the power of borders, so that people could cross them. The sea and the Alps have always been closely connected.
The Venice Biennale wanted to support South Tyrolean artists and thus tries to spread their art throughout the world. Various artists have worked with and around the Bivacco. The interpretations are mainly about the connection of nature and the mountains with humans, but also about freedom. The genetic connection between Reinhold Messner and his brother Günther has also been shown.
Message of peace should come to the world from a small country.
The chapel in the hamlet Obergoste is located at an altitude of 1328 m.
A peasant chapel is located in Oberrasen near the court Oberstallerhof.
Welcome to our petting zoo! There are so many animals here to stroke, feed and get to know.
Imagine being able to stroke cute rabbits that hop around with their soft little paws. Or how about saying hello to a cheeky billy goat? The goats are super curious and love to be stroked.
At the petting zoo, you will not only get to know the animals, but also learn exciting things about them. For example, what they like to eat or how they live. It's like a little adventure in the middle of the mountains.
So come along, grab your parents and spend some quality time with the animals here at the middle station Olang 1+2. We're really looking forward to seeing you!
Opened only in the summer season.
To complete your subscription, open the email we just sent you and click on the confirmation link.
Can’t find it? Check your spam folder too.
