Tourist boards Valle Isarco / Eisacktal

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

If you choose to spend your holiday in Ratschings, the three valleys community, you can expect to discover nature in its untouched form. You can also look forward to people who love hospitality and want to keep tradition alive.

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.

South Tyrol and the Dolomites right at your feet Due to its location at an altitude of 1,000 metres above sea level, during the summer Lüsen offers a very enjoyable mountain sun and sky far into the evening. Hiking in Lüsen in the Eisack Valley is a very special experience.

The wine, chestnut and adventure region of Klausen, Barbian, Feldthurns and Villanders is located precisely in the centre of South Tyrol. From here you can reach the most beautiful excursion destinations easily and quickly.

Green pastures stretch under a deep blue sky. The varied natural landscape is dressed in intense colours, guarded by the majestic grey peaks. Characteristic, lively and exciting: so this region shows itself to its guests.

Lajen/Laion is the perfect place for a vacation. It is located directly at the entrance to Val Gardena on a sunny plateau with views of the Dolomites, the Sella, Sassolungo and Sciliar.

In the spring, the countryside is engulfed in a sea of white flowers in bloom, while in late summer and autumn, the ripened apples on the threes sparkle in the sunlight.The five localities making up the Natz-Schabs holiday area are: Natz, Schabs, Raas, Viums and Aicha.

Welcome in Rodeneck! Medieval flair and untouched nature. That’s the way how Rodeneck looks like...