Wydarzenia kulinarne w Południowym Tyrolu

On Saturdays from 9 to 11 o'clock Patrizia prepairs you for an adventurous day with oven-warm biscuits, coffee and tea specialties, fresh bacon, lovingly made egg dishes, freshly squeezed orange juice, healthy spring water, fine muesli from South Tyrol, fresh fruits, sausage and cheese specialties, home-made spreads, honey from the Antholz Valley, various dairy products, and many more regional delicacies. Always fresh and wickedly good - just like the entire breakfast. Reservation requested: tel. +39 340 059 6718

The private distillery "Wezl" in Riffian/Rifiano has been around since 2012. Jochen Kofler produces over 20 varieties of grappa and fruit brandies with much love and skill. Multiple awards at the Destillata, including "Edelbrand of the Year 2016" for Grappa Merlot. Named "Italy's national winner" and "Distillery of the highest quality" in 2019. Jochen invites you to visit of the private distillery "Wezl", where he explains how the fine brandies are distilled and they are tasted with delicious chocolate.

The Sand in Taufers Food Festival - often copied but never equaled - is once again the meeting place for lovers of good food and entertainment in the fresh air. Four moody Tuesday nights reserved for fun and good taste!

Would you like to discover new and delicious Ladin recipes with a chef in a mountain hut in the unique setting of the Dolomites? Each participant will prepare a typical dish with the chef and then taste it. Today you will learn how to prepare the typical "cütles da pom", typical apple fritters. Information and reservation at the tourist offices or online by the day before (limited places). During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

--Cujiné sun n luech da paur-- Experience a very special cooking class with farmer Anna. She loves regional delicacies and cooks with heart and passion. By taxi you will reach the farm “Curijel” from Selva. During this cooking class you prepare various dishes, which will then be tasted in the typical Tyrolean "Stube". _____ Meeting point: Active & Events Office Selva Val Gardena (Nives square) Price: 60 € | 30€ for Val Gardena Active Partner Duration: 2,5 hours Number of participants: min. 2 Difficulty level: ○○○○○ Period: December - April Dogs allowed: no _____ Dishes: Spinach dumplings and strudel

After visiting the marble world and taking a short stroll through the marble village, you will be culinary tempted during the chocolate and praline tasting.

How about a rustic South Tyrolean Speck platter, a delicious trio of dumplings or a traditional apple strudel? Four times a year Marlengo’s inns and restaurants invite visitors to the traditional “Taller & Tuba” festival on the fairground, where they prepare typical fresh dishes. Musical entertainment is provided by a local band and accordion players. Naturally products are also on offer there from the Merano cellars and private winegrowers.

A historic-cultural itinerary in Montal/Mantana (only in German and Italian language!) During this guided tour you will get an overview of the world of a bunker. Not suitable for prams! No dogs allowed! Length: approx. 2,5 hours Altitude difference:150 m Difficulty: easy walk Contribution: 15,00 € per person Free participation for those who are in possession of the Bruneck Kronplatz Card, please bring it to the meeting point! Limited number of participants! Reservations required at www.bruneck.guestnet.info or +39 0474 538196.

The village of Laas is known for its marble quarry, which attracts artists and students from many countries. But it is also known for its organic products such as fruit and vegetables and especially its juicy apricots. The Marble Village combines both at the "Marmor&Marillen" festival, with a beautiful market, food stands, live music, children's programme and where artists and sculptors exhibit their works. For more than 20 years, this cultural and fun festival has brought visitors closer to the ancient traditions of fruit growing and marble extraction in Laas.

In August, as part of Dine, Wine & Music, local gastronomy serves up gastronomic specialities paired with excellent wines from the Eisacktal Valley in front of the dreamlike backdrop of the Brixen Cathedral. Local hosts prepare their finest summer dishes, and you can try them all. The evening is rounded off by vibrant live music.

During the farm tour at Lenkhof, you will learn all sorts of interesting facts about the individual production steps involved in making cheese and other dairy products as well as the history of the farm itself. Young farmer Georg will guide you through the barn, the processing and maturing rooms and tell you about how his animals are kept. At the end, you can of course taste the farm's own products. Start: at 15.00 at the Lenkhof farm in Hafling Duration: until approx. 16.00 Cost: € 13.00 for adults, € 7.00 for children (3-10 years) Number of participants: min. 5 people, limited number of participants Info & registration: within the day before, 4.00 pm at the Hafling information office. Photos and videos may be taken during the event for the purpose of documenting and promoting the event and the area. The recordings may be used and published on websites, in social networks and in the media in compliance with data protection regulations.

Enjoy wine along rustic farms and vineyards. Along the way, our winemakers tell about their work and explain interesting facts about wine and viticulture. Wines from our famous wineries are tasted in the middle of the vineyard. The tour ends with a typical South Tyrolean “Marende” snack in a private wine cellar. Immerse yourself in the world of wine and get to know the everyday life of winemakers! Price incl. 5 tastings, wine glass and rich South Tyrolean snack

Whether young or old, stroll with us through the Pinot Noir heaven of the wine villages of Pinzon and Glen. Learn about hidden historical treasures along the way, find out all kinds of exciting stories about wine growing in South Tyrol and enjoy local delicacies to go with a drop of our product of excellence, Pinot Noir. The trail is interactive and family-friendly and passes numerous sights such as the archaeological sites of Castelfeder, the Fleimstal railway, Castel Kaldiff or Kichelberg and runs past the magnificent waterfalls of the Schwarzenbach and Glen. Beautiful viewpoints of the entire Adige Valley and the Trudner Horn Nature Park reward hikers along the way.

Pawigl Bread Time. Experience the old tradition of baking bread on the farm. Where could this happen more authentically than in the Lananer mountain fraction Pawigl, on the southern slope of the Vigiljoch, where the mountain farmers still bake bread on their farms today, from 11.00 am. Already the event will take place 1. September 2024, focusing on "Pawigl Bread Time". The programme will be online shortly!

Top wines from the Kellerei Andrian wine cellar accompanied by delicious gastronomic specialities ... in the garden of Villa Weinberg.

GREY-CHEESE FESTIVAL IN AHRNTAL VALLEY

3 p.m. cheese and farmers market, comparative tasting of Ahrntaler Graukäse with jury evaluation from 5.00 pm official festival opening, musical entertainment, award of the best Ahrntaler Graukäse; from 7.00 p.m .: - Live Music - 5-course menu with "Graukäse" dishes

If you hadn’t realised it before, when the first rays of sun timidly appear on the surrounding peaks you will see just how much it was worth getting up so early. A sunrise mountain tour on the Schlern mountain is a very special experience. A shuttle bus will take you to the Saltner Tschapit hut, where the ascent begins. Equipped with headlamps, you will arrive at Monte Petz (2,564 m) at around 6:50, in perfect time for the sunrise. After this natural spectacle, a well-earned breakfast awaits you at the Schlernhaus mountain refuge, also known as the “castle in the mountains”. DURATION OF THE HIKE (WITHOUT REST) 2:15 h from Saltner Tschapit hut to Monte Pez (4,8 km; 755 m uphill) 15 min from Monte Pez to Schlernhaus mountain refuge (0,6 km; 110 m downhill) 1:25 h from Schlernhaus mountain refuge to Saltner Tschapit hut (4,2 km; 645 m downhill) 1:15 h from Saltner Tschapit hut to Compatsch (4,1 km, 135 m uphill, 128 m downhill)

The time has come, our live cooking show “Glurns Koch” will take place again this year on Thursday, September 12, 2024 from 16.00 o’clock. The show will be held as a part of the “Palabiratage” in the festival area of Glurns. The focus is on South Tyrolean cuisine – above all the “Palabirne”, our local producers, restaurants and the great personalities behind them, who will conjure up culinary delights for you from 16.00 o’clock. Market stalls and music by Simon Rabanser & Mac Maya, who will create an atmospheric ambience, will accompany the cooking show. With the following tasting, there is nothing left to desire – we are looking forward to your visit!

The peacefulness and colours of autumn are the frame to "Saus dl Altonn", the flavours of autumn, an event created to exalt this wonderful period of the year with good food, the genuine produce of the land and activities dedicated to nature and to the Dolomites. From September 15th to October 6th 2024, a few mountain huts of Alta Badia, that can be reached on foot, by bicycle or by cableway, will be matched with a producer and the corresponding locally product of excellence. Each mountain hut will present a menu specially created for the occasion, highlighting the product assigned. Over the three weeks of the event, the producers will be present at the huts to illustrate the special features of their products, which may also be directly purchased. The programme also envisages many other activities aimed at revealing the many excellences of Alta Badia, enjoying an absolutely unforgettable experience in the Dolomites. During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

When autumn begins in the southern Valle Isarco/Eisacktal, it starts also the so-called Törggele-season. Chiusa/Klausen celebrates the beginning of this ancient tradition with a big festival. From 20th September to 22nd September, the artist's city Chiusa dedicates itself entirely to the traditions of the "Törggelen" and transforms itself into some kind of outdoor tavern. Through the streets of the town, gastronomic stands offer various South Tyrolean specialties, such as Knödel, Schlutzkrapfen, sausages with sauerkraut (fermented cabbage), doughnuts, Strauben and roasted chestnuts. A rich selection of white wines from the Valle Isarco completes the culinary offer. The festival has also a colourful entertainment program and a lot of popular music. PROGRAMME Friday: Festivities start at 5:00 pm, opening ceremony & coronation at 6:00 pm, festivities end at 1:00 am (music until 12:30 am) Saturday: Festivities begin at 10:30 am, end at 01:00 am (music until 00:30 am) Sunday: Festivities begin at 10:30 am, parade at 3:00 pm, followed by lottery draw, festivities end at 8:00 pm (music until 8:00 pm)

Iogurt / Yogurt from the farm Bio Lüch Ruances At the I Tablá hut, a special menu based on yogurt by the farm Bio Lüch Ruances in San Cassiano will be offered. The producer himself will be present and will explain the peculiarities of his product. Flavored "Bio Yoghurt Lüch Ruances" mousse, South Tyrolean speck, cabbage sauerkraut salad on potato rösti Buckwheat ravioli filled with venison on nettle cream, topped with apple and yogurt Veal fillet edged with sage and South Tyrolean speck on wild herb yogurt, served with potato croquettes Yogurt cake with blackberries Musical entertainment will be the perfect soundtrack to accompany your experiences related to our products. During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

“Morning is the golden hour”. Never a truer word was said, as you’ll see when you get to the Rosszahnscharte ridge high above the Seiser Alm and behold the glow of early-morning light over the Dolomites at dawn. The hike begins in Compatsch, together with the mountain guide. You will hike together towards Panorama and, later, cross the slopes of the Goldknopf at the foot of the Rosszahnscharte ridge. A narrow hiking trail then winds upwards in a steep ascent to the Rosszahnscharte ridge (2,499 m), for the breath-taking beauty of the sunrise. Just a few minutes’ walk from here will take you to the Tierser Alpl mountain refuge, where you can recharge your batteries for the descent with a mountain breakfast. DURATION OF THE HIKE (WITHOUT REST) 2:20 h to Rosszahnscharte ridge (6,2 km; 662m uphill) 10 min from Rosszahnscharte ridge to Tierser Alpl mountain refuge (0,7 km; 56 m downhill) 2:05 h from Tierser Alpl mountain refuge to Compatsch (6,9 km; 56 m uphill, 663 m downhill)

The return of the herds from summer pastures in the Tel high mountain valley is appropriately celebrated at the Nasereit Alpine shelter, in accordance with the old farming tradition.

From 23rd September to 28th September 2024, the little villages Verdings and Pradell dedicate a culinary week to the pear flour. AN EXPERIENCE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

Get ready for a culinary highlight in a class of its own: The Speck Alto Adige Festival will take place this year for the second time at Kronplatz and offers you an experience that you will not soon forget. From 28.09 - 29.09.2024 you can embark on an enjoyable journey through the world of bacon.
The Speck Alto Adige Festival at Kronplatz is a tribute to the traditional craft of South Tyrolean bacon production and presents one of the most typical culinary highlights of the region, namely the original South Tyrolean bacon in different ways. Here you can not only meet the best bacon producers of the region and taste their products, but also learn more about the history and production of bacon.

It is all about the almost extinct Villnösser Brillenschaf sheep. South Tyrol’s oldest sheep breed has a characterizing dark pigmentation around the eyes, and it seems really like the sheep are wearing glasses. During the culinary Lamb weeks from 4th to 13th October 2024 you may taste a variety of dishes made of this special lamb in one of the participating restaurants of Funes.

From Vinschger Paarlen rye bread and Puschtra Breatlan farmers’ bread to Schüttelbrot flat bread, country-style baked goods have always been an important part of life in Brixen. So it’s no surprise that the old town alone has around ten bakeries, each offering a unique selection of tempting goods. On the first weekend in October each year, Brixen celebrates its baking traditions. Don’t miss this opportunity to sample the scrumptious selection of savoury and sweet creations on offer on the cathedral square

In Prato allo Stelvio, ancient customs and traditions are experienced like in few other places in South Tyrol. "Zusslrennen" and "Machgertanz" in carnival, the "Goaßlschnölln" group and the famous "Tuifl" devils of St. Nicholas in December are just a few examples of the village's cultural specialities. The entire variety of living traditions and ancient costumes will be brought closer to visitors during the seventh festival of tradition and taste, to be held on 6 October 2024. The Tourist Association of Prato, together with the participating associations, invites you to participate in a colourful programme of events as part of the festival. From local and regional customs to culinary delights, a large craft and gourmet market, open kitchen, bowling alley, harmonious music and much more, there is much for festival visitors to see and experience. The festival starts at 9.30 a.m. with a morning pint in the main square of Prato.

Every farmer’s wife has her culinary secrets! At the farmer’s kitchen on the Raiffeisenplatz market square, Scena's farmers’ wives offer authentic traditional and tasty specialities. "Törggelen" is a popular autumn custom for enjoying harvest fruits like chestnuts, apples and grapes. Ham and cheese, young wine and local dishes, all taste so much better when enjoyed in company and good music!

Wine Lane Termeno/Tramin in the historic centre. Enjoy a glass of wine, a few typical dishes, music and folklore. From early afternoon till late at night the famous "Traminer Weingassl" or Wine Alleyway will be scene of exciting adventures which, for a few hours at least, will take you far from your daily routine and offer you a special evening in the magnificent autumn detting, along the Wine Road. The celebrations of the "Wine Alleyway", in the heart of the historic centre of Termeno which is open only to pedestrians, is an appointment not to be missed: the best Traminer wines will be offered in cups made for this very occasion along with special South Tyrolean delicacies in an atmosphere of music and folklore.