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South Tyrol, a land full of contrasts

Rediscover South Tyrol

Around our chalet village of Valsegg, unique cultural landscapes and splendid baroque buildings, contemporary museums, South Tyrolean food markets with various local food and pure shopping pleasure await you. The charming small towns of Brixen, Bruneck, all other cultural hotspots and natural highlights of South Tyrol can be reached from here in a maximum of 90 minutes by car.

Drei Zinnen -UNESCO World Heritage Site

These imposing rock formations are an absolute must-see for every visitor to South Tyrol. As a symbol of the Dolomites, they not only inspire with their sight, but also offer spectacular views of the surrounding area and a variety of hiking trails for all levels.

Travel time: 1.5 hours from Valsegg to Rifugio Auronzo | then continue on foot

Seceda - Breathtaking views

The Seceda is world-famous for its incomparable panoramic views of the Dolomites. The spectacular view from the summit is breathtaking on days with a clear view. Take the cable car up to the mountain station. From here, it's just a short walk to your spectacular Instagram photo.

Travel time: 60 minutes from Valsegg to Ortisei/St. Ulrich

Lago di Braies - The emerald, green pearl

The popular postcard motif of Lake Braies fascinates every visitor with its clear, emerald-green water. Whether boating or hiking, this idyllic place is a highlight of any holiday. It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and is now one of the most visited lakes in South Tyrol, even though there is practically nothing there apart from the still existing historic hotel, a boathouse and a few hiking trails.

Travel time: approx. 70 minutes from Valsegg

Marmolata - The queen of the Dolomites

The Marmolada is the highest mountain in the Dolomites. It impresses with its glacier landscapes. It is a paradise for skiers and nature lovers. During the First World War, the “città di ghiaccio”, the so-called “city of ice”, was built on the Marmolada. This military complex was built by Austrian soldiers and consists of more than 10 km of underground tunnels. The museum still tells the story today.

Travel time: approx. 120 minutes from Valsegg

Fane Alm - the most beautiful alpine village in South Tyrol

Close to our chalets is a historically and culturally fascinating place: the Fane Alm. Nestled in the spectacular mountain scenery of the Pfunderer mountains, it offers picture-book alpine romance. The old wooden huts and haylofts and a small church tell ancient traditions and stories. Three of the Almschenken are open in summer and spoil their guests with local specialties. A shuttle takes you from the parking place at the end of the Valsertal almost directly to the Fane Alm. From there it is a 5-minute walk.

Travel time: approx. 5-7 minutes from Valsegg

Messner Mountain Museum Corones

Reinhold Messner is a world-famous mountaineer from South Tyrol. He has created an architectural statement on the Plan de Corones: the Messner Mountain Museum Corones. The exhibition combines mountaineering legends with Himalayan culture and South Tyrolean history. A must for anyone who loves the mountains.

Travel time: 45 minutes from Valsegg | Architecture by Zaha Hadid

Rodenegg Castle

With its impressive frescoes and spectacular views Rodenegg Castle is an insider tip.

Travel time: 40 minutes from Valsegg | Daily guided tours

Brixen Cathedral & Neustift Monastery

Baroque splendor in the heart of Bressanone/Brixen's old town: Bressanone/Brixen Cathedral impresses with its gilded altars and impressive frescoes. Ideal in combination with a stroll through Bressanone/Brixen and a visit to the nearby Neustift monastery. The monastery's winery has been established since 1142, making it one of the oldest in the world.

Travel time: 25 minutes from Valsegg

Bolzano City Museum

The oldest museum in South Tyrol displays Romanesque Madonnas, Gothic rooms and folk clothes - a journey through 12 centuries of South Tyrolean regional history.

Travel time: 60 minutes from Valsegg | Free admission

Museion Bolzano

Modern art meets urban space: the iconic modern art building in Bolzano combines old and new with exhibitions, wine tastings and bridge discussions.

Travel time: 60 minutes from Valsegg | Admission: €10

Loden Museum in Vintl

Experience the world of unique loden in the interactive museum in Vintl. From sheep shearing to the finished garment, including shopping opportunities. Ideal in combination with an excursion to Brunico/Bruneck or Sesto/Sexten.

Travel time: 15 minutes from Valsegg

Bressanone

Brixen is the oldest town in Tyrol: stroll through the “Laubengassen” and enjoy the numerous cafés, visit the Cathedral or immerse yourself in the local Mediterranean delicacies. A stroll through the numerous small stores and boutiques is a rewarding shopping experience for lovers of Italian leather bags and designer fashion.

Travel time: 25 minutes from Valsegg / Farmers' market every Friday

Bruneck

Alpine flair meets designer fashion: the town near Plan de Corones/Kronplatz is alpine, sporty and has a lot to offer. Discover the Museum of Mountain Photography, Bruneck Castle and boutiques for hand-carved wood art. Bruneck also offers plenty of shopping opportunities and countless places to stop for a bite to eat.

Travel time: 35 minutes from Valsegg

Bolzano

Cultural mix: From the Ötzi Archaeology Museum to the futuristic Antonio dalle Nogare Foundation - South Tyrol's creative soul beats here all year round. Waltherplatz, Obstplatz and the arcades in Bolzano are particularly worth seeing and invite you to go shopping in their little boutiques.

Travel time: 60 minutes from Valsegg

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