Tourist offices in the alpine area

In the heart of the Unesco Dolomites, at the foot of Marmolada the Queen of the Dolomites, lies Rocca Pietore, which with its characteristic hamlets such as Sottoguda, Laste, Malga Ciapela and Caracoi, is the perfect place for your vacations!

Nature at its most luxuriant, a rich cultural heritage and magnificent countryside. This is Valchiavenna – both stunning and magical at the heart of the Alpine arc, just a whisker away from Lake Como.

The lovely village of San Genesio/Jenesien is located at about 1,100 m and is easily reachable from Bolzano by car, but also by cable car. The plateau of Salten extends with open meadows reaching the holiday region of Merano.

The Val Passiria extends from Merano to the mountain passes Passo Giovo and Passo Rombo. It is surrounded and protected by the Stubaier, Sarntaler and Oetztal Alps in the middle of the Nature Park Texelgroup. Numerous well-marked hiking trails make the Val Passiria a place for nature lovers. The Val Passiria is suitable for active vacationers as well as for leisure seakers.

The Piana Rotaliana Königsberg lies in the heart of Trentino and its gently rolling hills, the Plain and the rivers that run through it provide the ideal setting for gentle sports activities: cycling and mountain Biking, as well as walking and river fishing, to name just a few.

The picturesque village of Meltina is set on the Montezoccolo/Tschögglberg, between Bolzano and Merano, in the heart of South Tyrol. To the south of the village is the plateau Salto/Salten, the most beautiful and sunny high plateau of the area, surrounded by pastures and woods.

On a moraine hill above the horseracing track, three kilometres southwest of Merano (Meran), lies the little village of Marlengo. Recreation and relaxation are of primary focus in this small community.

Holidays high above Merano: The holiday region Hafling - Vöran - Meran 2000 offers mild climate and fantastic views. The villages Hafling and Vöran are located on a sunny high plateau above the Merano basin from where a wonderfully scenic road begins.

Brixen as the oldest city of Tyrol is a crossroads of cultures and lifestyles. Mediterranean in summer and Alpine in winter.

The little town of Bruneck is located at the point where the Pustertal Valley opens out into a wide basin. To the north there is the main Alpine ridge, to the south you can see the world natural heritage site of the Dolomites.