Keschtnweg
The Keschtnweg is one of South Tyrol’s most beautiful hiking trails, leading through picturesque chestnut groves, vineyards, and traditional villages. Along the way, magnificent views of the Eisack Valley and the surrounding mountains repeatedly unfold.
Törggelen
Törggelen is one of South Tyrol’s most cherished traditions and an integral part of autumn. In cozy wine taverns and traditional inns, regional specialties, roasted chestnuts, and new wine are served. Surrounded by the autumnal landscape, you can experience South Tyrol’s culinary culture firsthand.
Klausen
Klausen captivates visitors with its historic town center, picturesque alleyways, and distinctive South Tyrolean flair. Above the town lies the impressive Säben Abbey, one of the region’s most important cultural monuments. A visit can be perfectly combined with a leisurely hike and breathtaking views.
Brixen
Culture, shopping, and South Tyrolean lifestyle define the city’s unique flair. Sights such as the cathedral, the Hofburg Palace, and the historic arcades invite leisurely strolls. Complemented by cozy cafés, stylish boutiques, and a diverse range of events, this city, just 6 km away, presents itself as particularly vibrant.
