Excursions & tips

Discover Val Pusteria

Where do you want to go? What do you want to see? What kind of adventure are you looking for? A visit to a museum – maybe on the top of Plan de Corones? Paragliding? Or take a trip underground in the Museum of Mining? Maybe you are an avid golfer?

We have collected some of the most interesting things to see & do in Val Pusteria. Read our recommendations for your holiday below.

Admire. Lakes & natural spectacles

Lago di Braies, Braies
Lago di Anterselva, Anterselva
Lago di Neves, Lappago
Cascate di Riva, Campo Tures (Ahrntal)
Lago d’Issengo, Issengo/Falzes
Earth Pyramids, Perca

Discover. Culture & Sightseeing.

Messner Mountain Museum x 2: MMM Corones & MMM Ripa
Museum of mountain photography “LUMEN”, Plan de Corones
Mansio Sebatum – old Roman settlement & musem, San Lorenzo
The Bunker of San Lorenzo
Nativity museum Maranatha, Luttago (Valle Aurina)
Museum of folklore and local history, Teodone
Castello di Tures, Campo Tures (Valle Aurina)
Museum of Mining, Predoi (Valle Aurina)
Herb farm Hauser, Perca
Museum Dolomythos, San Candido
Museum of Ladin Culture “Ciastel del Tor”, San Martino
Mountain-pine oil distillery Bergila, Issengo
Loden World & Capriz Dairy, Vandoies
Brunico
Bressanone

Experience. Adrenaline, Action & Sports.

Golf in Riscone
Paragliding in Riscone at Plan de Corones (tandem flight with a certified pilot)
Rafting & Canyoning, Campo Tures & Valle di Tures
High-rope course in Issengo
Skyscraper on the top of Plan de Corones
KronArc Adventure 3D-archery, Valdaora
Zipline & Segway, San Vigilio
Flyline, Cascate di Riva, Campo Tures
Summer tobogganing Funbob, San Candido

Follow the wind. On your motorcycle over mountain passes

Narrow serpentines, steep passes and impressive views – these motorbike tours have it all:

Motorbike trip Passo delle Erbe, Sass de Putia
Big Dolomite Tour: Brunico, Bressanone, Chiusa, Val Gardena, Passo Sella, Passo Pordoi, Passo Falzarego, Cortina, Misurina, Dobbiaco, Brunico
Motorbike trip Valle Anterselva – Passo Stalle

We care about your opinion!What our guests say …

The hotel is located in the little village of S. Stefano. If you spend your summer holiday here, you receive a discount pass that allows you to e.g. use all the busses for free. The town of Brunico is pretty close (2-3 km away). Brunico has a beautiful castle that you can visit. The old-town centre is lovely with many nice little shops. It’s fun to stroll through this town.

Robert