Articles for Alta Valle Isarco
Stanghe Waterfalls in Racines
The Stanghe Waterfalls, also known as the Gilfenklamm, are one of the most fascinatin...
Multscher and City Museum Sterzing
The Civic Museum and Multscher Museum in Vipiteno, located in the historic Deutschhau...
Pilgrimage to Maria Trens in Freienfeld
The Church of Santa Maria Assunta, also known as the Pilgrimage to Maria Trens, is th...
Where to fish in South Tyrol
South Tyrol is an ideal destination for those who enjoy mountain fishing. With rivers...
Themed trails in Racines
In the Racines-Giovo holiday region there are several theme trails. The activities pr...
Brenner Pass
The Brenner Pass, at an altitude of 1,374 metres, is one of the most important Alpine...
Swiss Pine in the Dolomites
The Swiss stone pine, also known as cembra pine, is a tree species native to the Dolo...
Castel Wolfsthurn
Castel Mareta, also known as Castel Wolfsthurn, stands on a hill in Mareta, a hamlet...
Tasso Castle
Castle Tasso guards Isarco Valley since the XII century and its imposing walls are st...
Christmas Market of Vipiteno
The Vipiteno Christmas Market takes place in the heart of the medieval town, along el...
Sledding in Valle Isarco
Sledding is very widespread in Valle Isarco valley. In fact, this area boasts many pe...
Wine and food tour in South Tyrol
South Tyrol is without a doubt the dream of every gourmet. An uncontaminated nature,...
How to get to South Tyrol
South Tyrol is an easily accessible destination in every season, thanks to its strate...
Speck from the Dolomites
The Speck of the Dolomites is one of the most iconic and representative cured meats o...
Golf Club Sterzing Vipiteno
Immersed in the stunning Vipiteno basin, between the enchanting medieval castles of R...
Sledding Runs in the Upper Isarco Valley
The Upper Isarco Valley, in the heart of South Tyrol, is a paradise for snow lovers a...
Cross‑Country Skiing in the Isarco Valley
The Isarco Valley offers 294 km of perfectly groomed cross‑country ski trails, all se...