Sightseeing Tauferer Ahrntal Valley
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Reinbach Waterfalls
A impressive natural spectacle alongside the Franziskusweg near Sand in Taufers.
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Castello di Tures
The mighty Castello di Tures is the dynastic seat of the Barons of
Taufers and showcases impressive fortified grounds. The well-preserved
castle is one of the biggest and finest castles in South Tyrol.
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Neves Lake
The Neves Lake, at an elevation of 1,860 m, is located at the foot of
the majestic summits of the Zillertaler Alps. An ideal starting point
for mountain hikes and alpine tours.
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Prettau Mine + Climate Shaft
The mine and climate shaft, no longer in operation, takes you 1,000
meters underground and offers information about the life of the miners
and new kinds of respiratory tract treatments (Speleotherapy).
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Mineral Museum "Kornkasten"
This museum is part of the Show Mines of Predoi in Steinhaus and offers
extensive views into the turbulent history of the mining industry in the
Valli di Tures e Aurina.
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Mineral Museum
Exhibits more than 950 mineral types from the Ziller Valley region and
Upper Tauern region formed 30 million years ago in the very depth of our
planet Earth. 300 m² of exhibits in St. Johann at Ahrntal Valley.
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Krippenmuseum
The name "Maranatha" is Aramaic, Jesus’ mother tongue, meaning "Our Lord
May Come". A unique exhibit, the one and only in Alto Adige.
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Museum of Folk Traditions
The Museum of Folk Traditions in Dietenheim by Bruneck displays a
variety of open-air exhibition grounds and provides a unique insight
into the old ways of life.
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Messner Mountain Museum
The fifth museum dedicated to Reinhold Messner at Bruneck Castle is all
about the mountain people. It displays expos of everyday life and
culture of the local mountain people (like Sherpa, Indios, Tibeter,
Walser, Mongols, Hunza).
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Brunico
The scenic village of Brunico is located in the center of the Puster
Valley. Modern and medieval charm creates a very special kind of
harmony. The historical "Stadtgasse" invites you to linger about with
its numerous restaurants, cafes, and boutiques. Enjoy a weekly
(Wednesday) market with lots of local products.
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