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All accessories for your entertainment in the mountains! In addition to hats, gloves and eyeglasses, Sportservice offers you a wide and refined selection of clothing suitable for sports and leisure
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Quality and pleasure are our passion - every day all over again.
Tradition in the 2nd generation: Taken over by grandfather Friedrich Gruber in 1954, Genuss-Gruber is still known today as the specialty butcher's shop for gourmets.
Quality is our strength! With passion and know-how, our family business is committed to the constant development and optimization of our product range.
The best meat from straw-fed pigs is the basis for many of our delicious specialties.
The playground is situated behind the tennis court and offers the opportunity to play in harmony with nature, thanks also to the near placed watering place of the Solda stream.
The castle of Laces is from the 13th century and was permanent residence of the Lords of Annenberg (the only moated castle in Venosta Valley). In 1770, the castle completely burnt down; the tower wing was renewed in 1842. Can not be viewed (private property).
St. Johannes' Parish Church in Lasa was erected around 1200 on the site of a previous church from the Carolingian period, as evidenced by a marble fragment dating from these times. The chaotic events surrounding the brutal Swabian War saw the Romanesque church burned down in 1499, although it witnessed a Gothic rebuild a few short years later. St. Johannes Parish Church has been damaged by fire on several occasions throughout its history, with the foundation walls and workpieces of the Romanesque apse only being rediscovered in the 1970s. These were then reconstructed true to the original style.
The East wall comprises three large blind arches that resemble the profile of a Romanesque basilica. Masterful animal sculptures can be viewed all around the apse, including depictions of a lion and a ram. The altar itself is furnished with a relief that dates from the Early Middle Ages and features St. Sisinnius, St. Alexander and St. Martyrius.
Worship Sat 7.30 pm, Sun 10 am (Winter Sat 6 pm, Sun 10 am)
Tradition is paramount to us
Watchmakers and jewelers since 1877
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Prato allo Stelvio was and still is marked by a continuous changing. As a living organisms it is drawing itself through the history. People come and go, the buildings crumbles and there are built new ones. The forces of nature continue shaping the landscape. Also wars and catastrophes didn’t spare the peaceful place at the road of Passo dello Stelvio.
Something is lasting. The building of historic value have been listed on a historic register; the churches testify the architecture of the past; customs are kept alive. Memories are preserved and kept alive for future inhabitants and visitors of our place.
An important role have for this the historic village points, that are distributed among whole Prato. They help us to understand our place with its history at the bottom of the National park of Passo dello Stelvio.
Water tread system in the sports and leisure center Silandro/Schlanders for Kneipp use with mountain panorama and small pond.
In Laces you find numerous beautiful playgrounds. One is next to the cycle path and offers different play possibilities.
St. Anna Chapel in Schanzen was built during the first part of the 15th century, it includes a late-gothic wing-altar.
The old church at Oris was St. Bartholomew's. After a landslide destroyed the entire settlement, a new church was built at the foot of the mountain dedicated to St. Remigio and was documented for the first time in 1424. Landslides recorded in 1831, 1840 and 1855 destroyed the town and in 1852 a new church was built. Worship: Sunday 10 am in German
2 x in the pedestrian zone Silandro
Your mountain sports partner with a wide selection of high-quality hiking boots and functional outdoor clothing.
The old Lasa Stinkabrunn Sulphur Spring was officially opened on 4th September 2011, after extensive renovations. The water is bacterially clean and rich in mineral content and is therefore well-suited to those with digestive, liver and skin-related ailments.
We offer individual and high quality solutions for your interior design. Everything from a single source and perfectly coordinated, we ensure with our expert team for the success of your projects.
St. Karpophorus Church in Tarres was taken over between 1212-1214 as a gift from Emperor Friedrich who was in possession of the German Order of Knights. The church tower, which was spared from being converted at a later stage, is probably the most beautiful of all of the structured roman towers in the Venosta region. The church forms part of the “Stairway to Heaven” project.
The church can be visited on request on Thursdays from 1.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m.
Gamper Goldsmith in Laces and Silandro in the Venosta Valley
In addition to individual items from our studio, we also offer exclusive jewellery collections in gold, silver and stainless steel as well as branded watches.
It is our aim to consistently combine the highest product quality with our long experience - an experience of more than 30 years that you can unreservedly trust.
The chapel in Melag dates from the 17th century. The bell in the wooden ridge is still rung every day in the morning and in the evening. Inside, a painting depicts the Coronation of Mary by the Most Holy Trinity and is signed with Jörg Fally. On the altar in a carved frame with foliage, vines and angel heads hangs a picture of Matthias Pussjäger, which represents the flight of the holy family to Egypt.
The parish Church of the Assumption and the Chapel of St. Michael had to be rebuilt after the fire in 1499 and both were restored in neo-baroque style and consecrated in 1505. Around 1900, there were additional stylistic renovations in the 'Jugendstil' and the 90-meter bell tower is the tallest in the entire Tyrol. The church is open all year. Worship Sat 7 pm, Sun 8.30 am, 10 am, 7 pm
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The church is located on a moraine heap at 1873 meters above sea level and is thus one of the highest parish churches in the diocese of Bolzano-Bressanone. The church is dedicated to St. Nicholas (6 December), the second patron is the St. Magdalena (July 22). It was first built in 1440. In the 1730 it was plundered by soldiers.
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Even today, the custom-manufactured railway built for the special environment of the Stelvio National Park transports the heavy marble blocks over four sections almost automatically down into the valley.
The marble-transporting train has been operated in the same original state since 1930 and carries the marble from the marble quarry (2,200 m above sea level) to the valley. With the Lasa sloped railway, it is possible to transport a 40-ton load at a speed of 1m/sec in 16 minutes in to the valley. To date, this type of transport is the most environmentally-friendly method of transportation of marble thusfar. During the marble hikes, interested guests can also visit the unique inclined railway.
