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This parish church has been rebuilt between 1960 and 1962 according to the plans of the architect Luis Plattner and replaced the Church St. Valentin as main church in Brenner.
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The first stone was laid for this simple, typical construction of the Capuchin in 1636 and the Church was consecrated just one year later. The altarpieces, presumably realised by Josef Renzler in around 1800, are worthy of note: The Patron Saint Magdalene, together with St. Francis and St. Anthony, can be seen on the main altar, while St. Felix and St. Anthony of Padua are depicted on the lateral altars.
The first testimony of this gothic construction is dated 1577. In 1789 a barrel vault ceiling decorated with rough frescoes was built. The modern-day choir was added when the Church was enlarged, after damages caused by an avalanche in 1817.
If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
The new Ibex via ferrata in the Ratschingstal valley offers routes from difficulty level C to E for beginners and pros. Children's via ferrata included.
Climbing equipment can be booked at Rent&Go Sport Schölzhorn at the valley station of the Ratschings-Jaufen cable cars.
Bakery - confectionery - corner shop - dairy products - maps - spirits - coldmeat store.
Butchery and agriculture, for 165 years
If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
The parish church "Our Lady in the Moss," located in the south of Sterzing, is considered one of the largest in the Alpine region. It is a late Gothic structure (choir 1417-1451, nave 1497-1524). White marble was used for the massive pillars inside. Significant is the winged altar by the Ulm master Hans Multscher (details in the nearby Multscher Museum) and many other artworks. Particularly richly decorated is the south portal of the church designed by Mattheis Stöberl, with a commemorative inscription marking the laying of the foundation stone for the nave by Maximilian I in 1497. The Baroque frescoes date back to Adam Mölk and were completed in 1753.
Postumia Viktorina stone: Roman tombstone found in 1497 during excavations for the foundations of the parish church. It is now located inside the church on the north side.
The church was first mentioned in 1418. The actual building was erected beetween 1880-1888 in the Romanesque style.
If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
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If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
The natural ice rink in Gasteig brings variety to your winter holiday. Experience lots of fun in the fresh air with your family.
No skate rental!
Drugstore - hygiene - cosmetics - cleaning supplies - toiletries and more.
The church was built between 1821 and 1824 under the supervision of Jakob Prantl. The frescoes were created by the local painter Josef Renzler in 1823.
The playground is a pleasant place and a popular meeting place for children and parents.
The playground is a pleasant place and a popular meeting place for children and parents.
Beautiful playground with mini zoo "Rossy Park" near the Rosskopf mountain station. Pygmy ponies, donkeys, mountain goats, rabbits, lamas and alpacas are waiting. A highlight for the whole family.
The Sennerhof is located directly in the picturesque village centre of Jaufental/Ratschings with a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains.
On our farm we live together with happy cows, goats, pigs and chickens.
On the farm we grow a wide variety of vegetables and produce our own products.
Enjoy some of our fresh vegetables, fruit spreads, juices or eggs directly from the henhouse.
Since recently, you will also be offered various types of cheese made from our own goat's milk!
We are looking forward to your visit!
Family Girtler
