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    Bezienswaardigheden in Zuid-Tirol

    Zuid-Tirol is bijzonder rijk aan verhalen die zich slingeren rond geheime locaties en ongewone natuurlijke formaties. Bezienswaardigheden, zoals de heksenbankjes op de Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm, vertellen verhalen van heksen en koningen, terwijl krachtplekken, zoals de "Stoanerne Mandln" met meer dan honderd cairns of de oude ruïnes op de heuvel van Castelfeder, bezoekers uitnodigen om te ontspannen en diep adem te halen. Unieke natuurlijke formaties zoals de aardpiramides zijn plaatsen die een wandeling en verkenning waard zijn.

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    Culture & Attractions
    3 Am Sonnenwirtsgut
    Prad am Stilfser Joch/Prato allo Stelvio, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    Das „Sebasn- Wallnöfer - Haus“ - Bp. 86 – Silberstraße  33 + 35   

     

    Dieses altersgraue Wohnhaus ist integriertes Bindeglied inmitten einer vierfachen Gebäudereihe im Zentrum des Prader Altdorfes. Die eng aneinander gereihten Häuser und bäuerlichen Wirtschaftsgebäude spiegeln hier die rätoromanische Siedlungsstruktur am Ausgang des Mittelalters wider. Im speziellen Fall handelt es sich um einen zweigeteilten Baubestand aus der Zeit des 15. Jahrhunderts. An der westlichen Fassadenhälfte findet sich über dem Eingangsbereich zwischen zwei Fenstern ein von der Jahreszahl 1606 flankiertes  Sgraffito eines Andreaskreuzes. Jenes Symbols, welches den Lehensherrn und damit auch die Hausbesitzer als Getreue des Tiroler Landesfürsten auszeichnete. Während die linke Fassadenhälfte dekorative Fenster- und Eckbemalungen aufweist, fehlen solche hingegen in der rechtsseitigen, mit Ausnahme des genannten Sgraffitos gänzlich. Dies soll sich nach Auskunft des ehemaligen Bewohners Leo Reisigl (Jhg.1928) damit erklären, dass es auf rechter Seite ein rundbogiges Eingangstor zur dahinterliegenden Scheune gab und damit zum landwirtschaftlichen Bereich zählte. Demzufolge dürfte es sich auch bei diesem Baukörper im Prader Oberdorf um ein ehemaliges „Bündnerhaus“ handeln, dessen Wohnbereich man durch die im Rundbogentor eingebaute Tür erreichen konnte. Zudem soll man das linksseitige Obergeschoss über eine Außenstiege erreicht haben, deren Verlauf sich noch heute ausmachen lässt.

    Als im Jahre 1775 der Besitz zur Besteuerung wiederholt aktenkundig wurde, waren Fliri Tafaser und Simon Wallnöfer Inhaber dieses gräflichen Grundbesitzes der Herren Khuen von Belasi zu Lichtenberg. Das Innenleben dieser „Grund-Lehens-Behausung“, wie sie in den Steuerfassionen von damals als konkrete Quelle genannt wird, bestand in einem tonnengewölbten Hausgang, zwei getäfelten Stuben, zwei Küchen, fünf Kammern und drei Keller. Zudem zählte ein 104 Klafter (374 m²) großer Krautgarten ebenso zur Besitzeinheit wie ein bäuerliches Wirtschaftsgebäude an Stadel und Stallung. Dieser einst an der Haus-Südseite angebaute Trakt fiel dem vom Nachbargebäude (heute Sprengelstützpunkt) ausgehenden Großbrand vom 20.- 21. September 1888 zum Opfer und wurde in der Folge an anderer Stelle (Bp.229) neu gebaut. In diese Zeit fällt sicherlich auch die Umstrukturierung des Eingangsbereiches mit einhergehender Neuausrichtung der zwei Besitzanteile. Wovon es damals die Familien des Josef und Franz Wallnöfer sowie jene des Eusebius Reisigl betraf, deren Nachkommen das Gebäude noch heute besitzen. Seit 1. Juni 1981 unterliegt das seit 2010 unbewohnt gebliebene Gebäude unter Denkmalschutz und harrt auf Restaurierung.

     

    Culture & Attractions
    Big stone
    Kurtatsch an der Weinstraße/Cortaccia sulla Strada del Vino, Alto Adige Wine Road

    This large stone from the Bronze Age can be found along the Grauner Weg, but unfortunately, its original place of origin is not known. Its many engraved symbols are still a mystery today.

    Stone of mica schist with 53 sunken bowls. They point to ancient sacrificial and cult ceremonies. Furthermore, two ships and a
    Swastika can be seen (a sun). These type of stones ​​date back to the Bronze Age. The remaining symbols may have been engraved
    later. The exact location where it was found in Graun is unknown.
    Culture & Attractions
    Earth pyramids in Terenten
    Terenten/Terento, Brixen/Bressanone and environs
    The formation of the pyramids in Terento probably dates back to 1837. As a result of a strong storm, the Ternerbach River swept away 3 residential houses, 16 mills, 13 beaters, a smiths and a sawmill. 13 people died during this storm. It is very likely that the slope started to disintegrate as a result of this storm. Over the following decades, the erosion had an impact on two different types of debris: the classic pyramids were formed from the material mix with stone blocks; from the material containing no stone blocks only ravines and ridges were formed. Starting point: car park in the village center
    Culture & Attractions
    Menhire e coppette (Schalensteine)
    Algund/Lagundo, Meran/Merano and environs

    In front of the Lagundo Tourist Office near Merano (Meran) there are exact replicas of Menhirs (tall, upright stones) discovered during excavations of the area in the 1990s. The stones form part of the remnants of a cult originating from the Illyrian and Ligurian settlement 3,000 years ago. The petroglyphs found on the stele are similar to the design of the tattoos found on the skin of Ötzi the Iceman. The originals are preserved at the Civic Museum in Bolzano (Bozen).

    Culture & Attractions
    Waterfalls in Stuls
    Moos in Passeier/Moso in Passiria, Meran/Merano and environs

    Just below Stuls/Stulles, the third highest waterfall in Europe, cascades down a drop of 112m and then another 230m.
    It can be seen from Breiteben/Pianlargo, from the road to Timmelsjoch mountain pass or from the trail Passer Gorge.

    Culture & Attractions
    Viewpoint Lech Sant
    S.Crestina Gherdëina/Santa Cristina Val Gardana, Dolomites Region Val Gardena
    The idyllic Lech Sant (Ladin for ‘Holy Lake’) is the largest mountain lake on the Mastlé Alm. The meadow at the edge of the lake with a magnificent view on the Odle peaks invites you to linger and relax.
    Service providers
    Alis Aurum Dolomitae
    Kastelruth/Castelrotto, Dolomites Region Seiser Alm
    Modern work of art at the Tirler hut.
    With golden wings begins your adventure.
    Culture & Attractions
    Railway Station Square
    Bolzano/Bozen, Bolzano/Bozen and environs

    The railway line Verona-Bolzano was completed during the first half of the 20th century, while the railway Station dates back to 1928 and is the project of Angelo Mazzoni, with different allegorical sculptural contributions by Franz Ehrenhöfer (representing electricity, steam and rivers). The "Frog Fountain" right opposite the Station was rebuilt following the original design of 1930, following its destruction after the bombings of WWII.

    Culture & Attractions
    The Sesto sundial
    Sexten/Sesto, Dolomites Region 3 Zinnen

    It is one of the most striking skylines created by nature – the unique Sesto Sun Dial mountains. The Dolomite peaks number Nine, Ten (Croda Rossa di Sesto), Eleven, Twelve and One tower high above Sesto and jointly form the imposing stone clockwork. The position of the sun above these peaks can be used to determine the time on clear winter days. And: The Sesto Sun Dial also offers continuous new incentive and stimulation to challenge new records and to go beyond one’s personal limits – or even beyond the limits of the imaginable. The people of Sesto are really creative in this context! Greti Rogger, the innkeeper at the Pian di Cengia hut, and her son Daniel have managed to climb all five peaks of the Sun Dial on a single day. It is hard to imagine a more intense race against time! Insider hint: The best place and time to watch the sun above the Sesto Sun Dial is the main road between Moso and the Congress Hall “Haus Sexten” – in winter! This is when the sun dial will match the time of day rather well.

    Culture & Attractions
    Roman Bridge Head and Masonry Embankment
    Algund/Lagundo, Meran/Merano and environs

    In 1776, Empress Maria Theresa of Austria built a masonry embankment in Lagundo near Merano. This was meant to serve as protective bulwark against flooding of the Adige River. This masonry can still be visited today. Not far away, on the left bank of the river, are the ruins of an ancient imperial Roman road bridge along the route of the original "Via Claudia Augusta". Construction of the bridge dates to the first century AD. Today, the ruins of the bridge have the status of protected monuments. At the head of the bridge there is also a small shrine and chapel.

    Forts & Castles
    Rovina di Castel Lichtenberg
    Prad am Stilfser Joch/Prato allo Stelvio, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    The imposing ruins of Lichtenberg Castle are a landmark with centuries of history. The castle was built in the 12th century by the Bishop of Chur and later passed to the Counts of Tyrol. It once served as a fortified residence. Today, the castle is largely in ruins, but its impressive silhouette still dominates the landscape.

    A visit to the ruins transports visitors back to the time of knights and nobility. The mighty walls of the large palace with its well-preserved window openings give an idea of how magnificent the castle once was. The view over the valley is particularly fascinating – a perfect photo opportunity!

    The castle ruins are easily accessible on foot. A short but rewarding hike starts in Prad am Stilfserjoch or in the district of Lichtenberg and leads through picturesque paths up to the ruins. Mountain bikers also use the route as part of their tours through the Vinschgau Valley.

    Those interested in history can visit Churburg Castle in Schluderns or the Vinschgau Museum to learn more about the Middle Ages and the noble families of the region.



    The Lichtenberg Castle ruins are an ideal place for nature and culture lovers. Whether as a hiking destination, photo spot or historic retreat, a visit is worthwhile in every season!

    Culture & Attractions
    23 Sägemühle
    Prad am Stilfser Joch/Prato allo Stelvio, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    Die „Sågmühl“

     

    Dieser ehemalige Mühle- Sägebetrieb mit dazugehörigem Grundbesitz von ca. 1,5 ha begegnet uns urkundlich am 11. Juli 1421. Unter den Lehengütern des Bertold von Tschengls die Herzog Friedrich IV dem Wilhelm und den Gebrüdern Heinrich und Wilhelm von Lichtenstain verleiht, wird neben der halben Feste zu Tschengls, der Turm zu Tschars, drei Äcker bei der Feste, die Bergmähder der Höfe Vorburg und Hinterburg, die Frischach zu Prad, das Tal Sulden mit genannten Rechten, auch die Säge zu Prad genannt. In der Folge wird das feudale Lehen des Sägebetriebes von Prad bei der Belehnung durch Erzherzog Sigmund von Österreich-Tirol an Heinrich von Liechtenstein und seinen Vettern Georg, Bartholomeus und Balthasar von Liechtenstein am 1. März 1450 als Erbe des Sigmund des Tschengelser, erneut erwähnt. Die wohl Prads älteste Säge, sicherlich aus dem 14. Jahrhundert, war stets damit beschäftigt das Triftholz aus den grundherrschaftlichen Wäldern jener von Tschengls bzw. Lichtenstainer aus dem Suldental, zweckbedingt zu verarbeiten. Um 1694, als außer dem Säge- auch von einem Mühlenbetrieb die Rede ist, besitzt laut Steuerkataster Thomas Stieger dieses mit einem Haus, Sag, Mill, Stampf und Wasserfuer ausgestattete Anwesen. Am 16. Februar 1724 erwirbt Peter Veith – Müllermeister die Mühle von Luzia Stieger und wird damit Leheninhaber des grundherrschaftlichen Besitzes von Franz Carl von Lichtenstain Freiherr zu Castlkorn und Khrumpach, Herrns zu Schenna Karnneidt und Tschenglsburg. Zurzeit S.M. Kaiserin Maria Theresia hat Anton Theiner die „Muesmihl mit ein gang, Stampf und sag am Lavadbach“ als hochgräflich Fuxisches Grundgut in Lehen. Damals bestand dieses Anwesen aus : ain Behausung, Stadl, Stallung, ain Stuben, ain Khuchl, zwo Khämmer, an dieser Behausung ist ain mueßmihl gerechtikheit, mit ainen Gang, auch ain stampf und ain sag, zu unterist des Dorfs Prad gelegen, die sagmihl genanth.

    Im Jahre 1857 ist die Untermihl, wie sie auch genannte wurde, dann Eigentum des Brugger Joseph, ihm folgte Ludwig Platzer. Wunderer Alois Jg.1873, Vater des letzten Müllers, tauschte 1920 sein Heimatanwesen, die  Bauparzelle Nr. 29, gegen die „Sagmühle“ von Kaspar Wallnöfer (Ragitz-Kaspr). In den 1930-er Jahren werden beide Wasserräder durch einen Turbineneinsatz abgelöst. Während das Sägewerk 1938 seinen Betrieb einstellte, florierte das Mühlenhandwerk, sodass die alte Mühle nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, durch Hermann Wunderer (Jg.1911) einem vierstöckigen Kunstmühlenneubau weichen musste. Heute gehört der noch intakte, jedoch seit ein paar Jahren vor dem Tod des letzten Sagmüllers (+ 28.06.1993) stillstehende Betrieb, Dr. Georg Wunderer. An der Westfassade des von Alois Wunderer, bzw. dem Maurermeister Georg Stecher 1921 ausgebauten Wohnhauses befindet sich oberhalb der Haustüre noch ein original Gemälde aus dem Jahre 1657, es zeigt Sanct Senanus als Müller.

     

    Culture & Attractions
    Avia - The Lumberjack-Trail
    Jenesien/San Genesio Atesino, Bolzano/Bozen and environs
    AVIA – Lumberjack Trail from San Genesio village centre to Avigna, and on to the Mezzavia in the Sarentino Valley.
    9 interactive stations themed around timber felling and wood processing and the prehistory of the village of Afing will be inviting visitors of all ages to embark on an enthralling journey of discovery.
    Culture & Attractions
    Piazza del Grano a Bolzano/Kornplatz in Bozen
    Bolzano/Bozen, Bolzano/Bozen and environs

    Various alleys and through roads link via Portici with the backstreets and parallel roads, Dr. Streiter and Argentieri. Take one of these, vicolo della Pesa, and you can reach piazza del Grano, where the farmers' market was once held. It is one of the oldest places in Bolzano, once hosting the castle of the Prince-Bishops of Trento (destroyed in 1277 by Mainardo II di Tyrolo) and the church of Sant'Andrea (destroyed in 1785). One of the most picturesque buildings of the city is situated to the north of this square: la casa della Pesa (1634), public weigh-house until 1780.

    Culture & Attractions
    Natural Heritage Glacier Roteck Ferner / Großer Trüb Ferner
    Schnals/Senales, Meran/Merano and environs
    Between the 3,337 m high Roteckspitze and the 3,254 m high Rotwand, the glacier "Roteck Ferner" extends in an easterly direction.
    The former direction of flow of the glacier can be seen very clearly in the lateral moraines, which point in the direction of the Zieltal valley and are partly already overgrown with cushion vegetation and grasses. In the upper part of the cirque, the glacier is partly covered with metres of very large boulders. The rock that falls and is carried down the valley by the ice consists mainly of muscovite schist and paragneiss in this area. The Ferner used to have an ice surface of 50 ha, of which about 30 ha are left today.

    Source: Provincia Autonoma di Bolzano ripartizione Natura, Paesaggio e Sviluppo del Territorio
    Churches & Monasteries
    St. Valentin Church
    Kastelruth/Castelrotto, Dolomites Region Seiser Alm

    The St. Valentin church surrounded by meadows and fields, with the Schlern massif in the background, the small church of St. Valentin offers a real idyllic scene. The construction is of great historical and artistic value with precious frescos from the 14th and the 15th century. A peculiarity (among others): the painter has tried to include the local landscape as background in its representation of the three Kings.

    Culture & Attractions
    The stone "Dürerstein" in Chiusa/Klausen
    Klausen/Chiusa, Brixen/Bressanone and environs

    One wrote the year 1494 as the young artist ALBRECHT DÜRER made a stop in Klausen during his Italy journey. Today a beautiful walk leads to these slopes from Klausen. From this promising place the painter drew the city of Klausen. The result of its feather was lost later, but a copper engraving "Das große Glück" ( the great fortune) is delivered: Klausen calls itself also the "Small Dürer Town": Who wants to visit this place, goes today to the "Dürerstein".

    Culture & Attractions
    Lake "Mesner Låcke"
    Villnöss/Funes, Dolomites Region Villnösstal

    The artificial pond at Teis is ideal for relaxing. It is situated amidst meadows and a circular trail (suitable for baby carriages and wheelchairs) will take you around this pond. Benches and a fountain with drinking water invite to take a rest and boulders on the eastern side of the pond stand witness to the area's geological history.

    Culture & Attractions
    Biotope Ragglomoos
    Kiens/Chienes, Dolomites Region Kronplatz/Plan de Corones

    The Ragglmoos wetlands Located about 1 km east of the Casteldarne/Ehrenburg train station, the Ragglmoos wetlands are a humid biotope on the northern slope of Mount Kienberg. A true gem of nature nestled in the heart of a forest, their fauna is still relatively well preserved and deserves further protection to make sure this striking habitat lives on. Its mossy grounds are fed by seepage water, which collects on the hillside and flows out of the biotope on its western edge. Lined with pine trees, spruces, and birches, this low moor is very well embedded in its surroundings and consists of three different sections: The east is densely populated by sedges and peat mosses. In the drier central section, sedges and peat mosses share their habitat with purple moor grasses. Flanked by alders, the west is covered in reeds and some peat moss.

    Culture & Attractions
    Kortscher See lake
    Martell/Martello, Vinschgau/Val Venosta
    The mountain lake of Corzes/Kortsch is located in the traditional Schlandrauntal Valley, after the Schlanderser and Kortscher Alm alpine pastures. The Ötzisteig leads directly past the lake into the Schnalstal valley.
    Culture & Attractions
    "Tiroler Platz" in Marling / Marlengo
    Marling/Marlengo, Meran/Merano and environs

    Tiroler Platzl is one of the largest initiatives in the greater Tyrol region. The park in the center of Marling was redesigned as part of Tyrol’s 200th anniversary in 2009. Rocks from the respective parts of Tyrol and the historic map, which shows the greater Tyrol region, commemorate Tyrol’s common history.

    Culture & Attractions
    Grave stone from the Roman era - Via Claudia Augusta
    Partschins/Parcines, Meran/Merano and environs

    At Hochhueben Hof farm in Partschins/Parcines, a feudal holding of the Salzburg Bishops dating to the 14th century, a Roman gravestone has been built into the front wall of the house on the right side next to the entrance. The officer Marcus Ulpius Primigenius of the customs station in Töll/Tell did this to immortalize his firstborn son Quintus Caecililus Eutropius, who died only 21 years and 11 months old.

    The letters D.M. on the seal (Dis manibus– the gods of death) and the manner of execution of the lettering appear to date to the first half of the 2nd century AD.

    Roman tombs and coins have also been found across the courtyard.

    Culture & Attractions
    Lake of Dobbiaco/Toblach
    Toblach/Dobbiaco, Dolomites Region 3 Zinnen
    Lake Lago di Dobbiaco is situated at 1259 m in the Val di Landro which links Dobbiaco with Cortina. It is located in the Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park. The lake with its varied lakeside vegetation is the ideal resting and breeding place for many kinds of water birds, including those which breed in South Tyrol only rarely and infrequently. During the bird migration periods in the spring and the autumn several rare migratory birds can be spotted here.
    Lake Dobbiaco is a safe and relatively undisturbed habitat and one of the few remaining wetlands in South Tyrol.

    A nature discovery trail with 11 stations around the lake provides important informations on the vegetation, wildlife and geomorphology of the area. The viewing platform on the western shore offers a place to rest and views of the lake’s plants and wildlife and of the silted areas. Walking time approx. 2 hours from Dobbiaco.

    In the summer the lake is refreshingly cool for tired feet. Boat trips (contact boat hire: +39 0474 973 267) and fishing are also recommended: fishing licenses for foreigners can be obtained from the Tourism Association Dobbiaco, day tickets in the restaurant by the lake.

    In winter you can enjoy ice stick shooting, curling and ice skating.
    Culture & Attractions
    Natural Heritage Glacier Lodner Ferner / Cima Fiammante
    Partschins/Parcines, Meran/Merano and environs

    The western Lodner glacier is located between the Lodnerspitze (3,228) in the south and the Hohe Weiße (3,278) in the north. 
    About 20 years ago, the glacier extended from a height of 2,780 m to a height of 3,180 m and covered an area of 25 ha.
    In recent years, this glacier has also receded considerably and no longer reaches these dimensions. Today, the glacier extends from about 2,855 m to 3,030 m. The only larger ice field that can be seen is about 200 m x 200 m, which is an area of 4 ha. In former times, the northern flank of the Lodnerspitze (3,228) was covered with ice all the way to the peak, but today only three or four small ice fields remain as reminders of this.
    Four to five smaller ice fields can still be seen on the southern flank of the Hohe Weiße (3,278). The rest of the ice is covered with rocks that fall from the wall.

    Source: Provincia Autonoma di Bolzano ripartizione Natura, Paesaggio e Sviluppo del Territorio

    Culture & Attractions
    Montelbon Roman Votive Stone
    Partschins/Parcines, Meran/Merano and environs

    The Montelbon manor house with its façade fresco (Maria Hilf) and round-arched passage is situated in the centre of the village of Partschins.
    Uphill from it a medieval curtain wall still exists today with an arched gateway. The building is a protected monument.

    Some time ago, during work to repair windows on the first floor of the manor, the top part of an inscription stone made of white marble was found. For a long time nobody could explain its meaning, and therefore the stone was left lying in the house unnoticed. In 1954 a second stone was found in the dairy opposite. This proved to be the second part of the inscription stone, which fitted exactly below the top section. 

    The inscription on the Roman era votive stone is difficult to read and incompletely preserved. For this reason, its exact meaning is a matter of interpretation. For example, it might be that the words on the so-called “beneficarius stone” refer to a private working for a financial or customs procurator. Equally, it might be about an assistant beneficarius. In the Roman Empire, beneficarii exercised a role resembling that of a police officer. The beneficarius, who was answerable to the governor of the Province of Raetia, could have been stationed in Partschins and responsible for checking the traffic, as well as for maintaining the Via Claudia Augusta. This might be proof of the possibility that the Rhaetian-Italic border ran to the south/east of Partschins. However these interpretations remain open to question. (Cf. Kaufmann, 2018, p. 50).

    The Montelbon Votive Stone is on display in Merano Municipal Museum. The building is privately owned and the inside is not open to visitors.

    Culture & Attractions
    Technology Monument Monte San Vigilio
    Lana, Meran/Merano and environs

    31 August 2012 marked exactly one hundred years since the Mount Vigiljoch cable car made its maiden voyage, the world's third suspended cable car approved for passengers. To mark this anniversary and beyond the cable car monument remembers this technological breakthrough.

    In Lana, at the roundabout of Meranerstrasse / Ultnerstrasse streets, looking down to the station towards the valley, one of the decommissioned cabins of the Monte S. Vigilio cable car, still functioning today according to the latest safety standards, serves as an all-around visible eye-catcher.

    The Lana Monte S. Vigilio Cable Car

    As the world's third suspended cable car approved for passengers, in 1912 the cable car on Monte S. Vigilio made history. Today, rebuilt according to modern safety standards, the cable car is a technical monument of national importance.

    Since the company of the Monte S. Vigilio cable car tried already in 1912 to attain a refined artistic impression, it proclaimed Gustav Birkenstaedt as the artistic consultant to the company, which included, beyond the cable car, also the planned “high colony” (Höhenkolonie). As a result, Birkenstaedt developed the plans for the mountain hotel located near the mountain station and for a holiday house model that proved influential for the emerging residential area.

    In 2008 the cable car once again underwent a general refurbishment. New cabins allow passenger transportation today without accompaniment in the cabin, and a video surveillance system ensures maximum safety. The journey from Lana to Monte S. Vigilio (1,486 m above sea level) takes 8 minutes.

    Forts & Castles
    Sawmill Lipper
    Olang/Valdaora, Dolomites Region Kronplatz/Plan de Corones

    The old Lippa sawmill from the 19th century is located in Oberolang, in an easily accessible location in the immediate vicinity of the Val Pusteria cycle path and the Olang nature and culture trail. It is the last remaining Venetian sawmill, which was restored and put back into operation in 2011 after it was last used in 1958. It is a unique testimony to the history of the Val Pusteria timber industry.

    Guided tours are only possible in SUMMER! For more information, please contact the Valdaora/Olang tourist office.

    Culture & Attractions
    Reinbach Waterfalls
    Sand in Taufers/Campo Tures, Ahrntal/Valle Aurina

    An impressive drama of nature is offered by the three Rio di Riva waterfalls which can be reached starting out from the hamlet of Bad Winkel. The Rio di Riva waterfalls are located in the Vedrette di Ries-Aurina Nature Park and offer an impressive view of nature above all else in the summer. Fed by melted snow, the Rio di Riva plunges in three cascades over the rock cliffs into the depths, making it possible for visitors to experience the power of water with all of their senses. 

    The St. Francis'Path with the 10 meditational spots lines the path of the Reinbach waterfalls up to the Franziskus and Klara chapel.

    Walking time from the starting point "car park Cantuccio/Winkel; Wasserfallbar":

    - until the 1st waterfall approx. 20 minutes - 40 m altitude difference -
            up to the 1st waterfall suitable for baby stroller

    - o until the 2nd waterfall approx. 40 minutes - 140 m altitude difference

    - o until the 3st waterfall approx. 55 minutes - 170 m altitude difference -
            from here you can return with the Fly-Line possible www.fly-line-wasserfall.eu

    - o until the Franziskus and Klara chapel approx. 75 minutes - 300 m altitude difference

    Way back:

    For the way back you can use the same trail or from Gasthof Tobelhof (near 3rd waterfall) on the hiking trail 2A in the direction of Sand in Taufers back to the starting 

    Culture & Attractions
    Biotope Rasun
    Rasen-Antholz/Rasun Anterselva, Dolomites Region Kronplatz/Plan de Corones

    biotope with a special animals and plants - descriptions during the walk

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