Ski areas South Tyrol

The Italian part of Hochpustertal is home to the historic town called Innichen. Besides the rising number of new buildings, baroque merchant houses...

The Italian ski resort of Sexten has about 2000 inhabitants and for different reasons it is a very suitable operating base for winter sports. Sexte...

Toblach in Italian, also known as Dobbiaco, is a touristic village located at the entrance of the romantic Landro Valley. This valley offers stunni...

Located at an altitude of 1568 metres, Corvara is ideally situated in the Alta Badia ski area. When the first ski lift opened here in 1938, tourism...

The Italian 'Bressanone' combines South Tyrol’s pleasant character with the typical Italian flair. An old city wall, with four towers, surrounds th...

The village of Meransen, or Maranza in Italian, is perched on a ridge and is ideal for people who love nature and tranquility. This sunny town in E...

The Vals valley begins 5 km south of Ilanz Zerveila village and ends at the lower end of the lake Zerveila. Vals has a small but challenging and sn...

At the foot of Kronplatz lies the busy and entertaining town of Bruneck, or Brunico in Italian. The lively centre combines urban facilities with th...

Kiens (or Chienes) at 835 meters is situated together with a number of other smaller villages in the Val Pusteria to the north of the Plan de Coron...

Olang consists of 4 small villages none of which is particularly known for its nightlife. The lifts to Kronplatz/Plan de Corones can be found in Ga...