Tourist offices in the alpine area

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.

The Ahrntal Valley – Holiday on the sunny side of the Zillertal valley Alps.This valley, nestled in a majestic scenery of 80 mountains with heights over 3.000 metres, forms the northernmost part of Italy.

Livigno, situated between the Stelvio Nationa Park and the Swiss National Reserve, will offer you an unforgettable holiday. Known as the Alpine resort where holidays combine with sport, with mountain biking, snow skiing, running, Nordic skiing, Nordic walking, hiking...

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.

The garden village of Lagundo is surrounded by vineyards and orchards and only two kilometres from the modern spa town of Merano. 

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.

Welcome to San Candido/Innichen, a town between history and holidays! Surrounded by a marvellous mountain range there is the small location San Candido/Innichen, a holiday paradise in the heart of the Dolomites. Beautiful landscapes meet traditional South Tyrolean style.

Enjoy the peaceful surroundings, get some rest and admire the "pale mountains". The Odle/Geisler mountains are the famous landmark: with their prominent peaks they "crown" the valley. The best way to explore the Dolomites of Val di Funes is by walking and hiking...

Vipiteno/Sterzing existed already in the roman age as road fortress of the Roman Empire under the name Vipitenum. The town was officially mentioned in 1180 the first time.