Attractions around Klausen - Chiusa

The largest alpine pasture in Europe is always worth a visit. Many opportunities for hiking.

The Seceda mountain station is the starting point for many hikes, e.g. through the Pana-Scharte (for experienced) via the Brogleshütte to Raschötz. From the summit cross of the Seceda gigantic … read more

Highest pilgrimage church in Europe. Definitely worth a visit. For families with children, I recommend the relaxed route from Kasereck. The climb is manageable and there are great views of … read more

Nice ambience. Good mood and very good food. Beautiful view. Another little pro tip: the burgers are awesome. So give it a try 😁👍🏼

It takes about 15 to 20 minutes to drive from Selva to the Col Raiser mountain station. The ride itself is an experience: First you have a view of Selva … read more

The Gschnagenhardt-Alm (2006 m) is a beautifully situated alpine hut under the Geislerspitzen.
A fantastic hike leads from the Zanser Alm car park at the foot of the Geislerspitzen along … read more

From here you can not forget the panorama - binoculars and telephoto lenses!

A great starting point for tours of various lengths and difficulty. The Woody Walk is very busy in the season - but there are beautiful ways away from the hustle … read more

Hiking at its finest among the Geissler peaks. Not difficult, but sure-footedness is recommended.

Great view from the Monte Piz summit - to the igisas (Sas Rigais), Sella and the Kofel and Sciliar summits!

Incredibly authentic hut with a magnificent view and even more magnificent food.

Despite the many tourists can be found in the spacious area always a place where you can enjoy the beautiful surroundings to the fullest in peace. Alpe di Siusi, an … read more

The Alpe di Siusi will be in operation in summer 2020 from May 21 to November 2, 2020.
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A visit to the Alpe di Siusi is always worth a visit. On the largest alpine pasture in Europe you are surrounded by world-famous mountains: Sellaronda, Langkofel, Plattkofel, Schlern and … read more

Very nice route on the old railway line.
The tunnels and galleries are well developed.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brennerbahn, de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eisacktal-Radroute and achim-bartoschek.de/bahneur_it.htm#it04_04

From the Rittner Horn you can enjoy the view of the UNESCO World Natural Heritage of the Dolomites, which stretch in a curve from the southeast to the south, with … read more

Where you come from the north in South Tyrol on mild climate and the first vine slopes, lies in the vast Eisacktalkessel the city of Bressanone. The cool charm of the north and the elegance of the south meet here.

Go up to the alpine pasture early on and plan wonderful day trips here. And do. And you get past mass tourism!

The cycle path connects Bolzano to the Brennero following the old railway line. The cycle path is mainly paved, passes through some tunnels and is suitable for all types of bicycles.

If you walk in a clockwise direction, you have the most beautiful views of the puff gossip.