Nestled on the eastern slopes of the Brenta Dolomites near Lake Molveno, San Lorenzo Dorsino serves as the gateway to Adamello Brenta Natural Park. This area, which includes the charming village of San Lorenzo in Banale, offers a rich tapestry of art, culture, sports, nature, and culinary traditions. Whether in summer or winter, visitors are guaranteed an unforgettable experience in this captivating alpine setting.
Mezzolombardo is the main village of the Rotaliana plain, an area Goethe once called 'the most beautiful vineyard garden in Europe'. Steeped in history, the town is closely associated with the castles of Torre and San Pietro. With its rich traditions and ancient culture, Mezzolombardo has long been an economic hub, thanks to its thriving viticulture. Local lore suggests that even the Roman poet Ovid was familiar with Teroldego, the region's renowned red wine.
Sterzing/Vipiteno, an enchanting alpine town in Isartal/Valle Isarco, earned its place among Italy's most beautiful villages. With its vibrant houses, inviting shopping lanes, and medieval squares, the town captivates visitors at every turn. The picturesque main street, bridging the Old and New Towns, preserves the allure of the late Middle Ages. Ratschings/Racines is one of the largest communities on the southern side of the main Alpine ridge. Ratschings is an unspoilt area full of natural treasures and sights, including the impressive waterfalls of the Gilfenklamm Gorge near Stange and the Becherhaus mountain hut, the highest mountain hut in South Tyrol.
Situated in the heart of Dolomites and the area of 3 Zinnen Dolomites/3 Cime Dolomiti, Innichen/San Candido is characterized by beautiful peaks, rolling alpine meadows, and dense forests, providing an ideal backdrop for sports like cycling. The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attract not only hikers and mountaineers but are especially popular among cyclists.
Mountain lakes, gentle slopes, rustic Alpine pastures - and great offers: In Sillian in Alta Pusteria, outdoor enthusiasts, and especially parents and children, can enjoy unforgettable summer holidays together. Sweat-inducing MTB routes to the surrounding mountain peaks, relaxed cycle tours along the Drau - there's something for everyone. The right infrastructure and plenty of rewarding rest and excursion spots round off a holiday in the gentle front garden of the Dolomites.
At 1450 metres above sea level, Obertilliach is the highest village in East Tyrol's Lesachtal valley. Here, lovely landscapes and cosy alpine meadows alternate with rugged limestone cliffs and wooded mountain ridges. The municipality also enjoys a favourable climate. Due to the weather influences from the south, Obertilliach has a Mediterranean flair, especially during the summer months.
Lienz, the capital of East Tirol (Osttirol), sits at the confluence of the Drautal, Pustertal/Val Pusteria, and Isertal valleys. Dubbed the "city of sun" for its mild climate, Lienz draws countless visitors annually with its diverse attractions, from rich cultural experiences to enticing shopping opportunities. The city's medieval allure is evident in its historic center, where cobblestone streets wind through elegant squares, leading to iconic landmarks like the impressive Bruck Castle.
