Knottnkino

As a tour on a relaxed day or with a dog super nice to go. Please wear sturdy shoes, as it is sometimes steeper and may be slippery due to gravel

You have a wonderful view from there.

You have a wonderful beautiful view here

Gigantic view of the mountain panorama.

It's just cool to enjoy this great view on these seats

Nice way to an even more beautiful view. Stiffer footwear would be good because it is quite steep

Beautiful panoramic view over the Adige Valley

The movie for your head cinema.

The nature and your head cinema.

The Knottnkino is a real highlight. Wonderful view. Recommended.

The Knottnkino by artist Franz Messner, who comes from Ritten above Bozen, sits enthroned on the porphyry red stone Knott between the villages of Hafling and Vöran in South Tyrol. Millions of years ago, when the Tschögglberg was formed by lava and ash rain, these wine-red, rounded tops were created on which the great open-air cinema was created.
The viewpoint with 30 cinema chairs made of steel and chestnut wood enables the visitor to enjoy a fantastic view from the mountain peaks of the Texel Group over the Gantkofel to the Aldeiner Weißhorn in clear weather, as well as an overview of the entire Adige Valley.

Knottn means rock in the South Tyrolean dialect.

Also here in these heights there is a trim you path

The panorama is overwhelming. You should have seen it. But only with clear view and nice weather.

Pretty nice, just for kids.

Place of rest and reflection.
Take a seat, linger and watch the movie of nature⛰🌞

That's a great prospect, but you share it with many others. If you are looking for peace, look for lookouts near Knottnkino.

Great view, even with foggy view still a recommendation. but watch out, the climb has it all :-)

Great view on the Rotsteinkogel.

Perfect overview for the determination of the mountains.

Magnificent view. Unfortunately, very crowded, although the rise is damn steep. With stroller feasible but not recommended

Mega nice view. Is a nice place to relax!

Great view but as already said it was overflowing on some days. You can then avoid the summit cross if you want to take beautiful pictures and don't want to do the Hampeplmann in front of everyone. A nice idea to let nature play your own film. The easiest way to get up from the Adige Valley is by taking the Burgstall-Vöran cable car and from there climbing the beautiful Schützenbrünnlweg. Before crossing to the "Ascent" to the Rotsteinkogel you will pass a small courtyard where you can sometimes buy food.

And don't worry, even if a phone number and email address are entered here: you don't need a ticket :) but there is no popcorn for that either. . .

Absolutely worth seeing. Very nice, small round with a great view.