Just a few minutes from the Rössl lies Merano – a town full of flair, history and joie de vivre. Stroll through the arcades, enjoy a gelato along the Passirio Promenade or visit the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle: 80 themed gardens, Mediterranean scents and a view of the Texel Group Mountains you won’t soon forget. A day trip that delights both soul and senses.
Val Venosta is a valley of contrasts: lush meadows, rugged peaks and tranquil alpine pastures. Hike along quiet trails, discover ancient castles and walk through living history. Whether cycling the Etsch River path, exploring the Waalwege or climbing a summit – the mountain world around the Rössl is a paradise for active souls. And in between? An South Tyrol Marende with a glacier view.
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Dropping 97 metres, the Partschins waterfall is a powerful natural spectacle – especially striking in early summer. Surrounded by panoramic hiking trails and fresh mountain air.
A place of magic: the church tower of Curon mysteriously rises from the lake – a photo hotspot with a poignant past and a symbol of new beginnings.
Step back in time as you hike in the footsteps of Ötzi the Iceman. Discover glacier views, ancient trails and the open-air archaeological museum.
Perched atop a rocky ridge at the entrance to Val Senales, Juval Castle was once the residence of Reinhold Messner and is now part of his celebrated Mountain Museum.
Dry, sun-kissed and scenic: Monte Sole invites you to walk along ancient irrigation channels. A peaceful place for slowing down and soaking up the view.
Perfectly preserved, medieval and full of charm: Glorenza enchants with its city walls, arcades and timeless calm. A historical hidden gem.
The Vintschger Museum in Sluderno brings history to life – from local traditions and crafts to cultural curiosities. A fascinating place to pause and explore.
Castle Kastelbell shelters you from the rain while housing compelling exhibitions of contemporary art – all within majestic historic walls.
With over 20,000 exhibits, the Railway Museum is a journey through time. Models, uniforms and technology bring South Tyrol’s rail history vividly to life.
South Tyrol’s oldest museum takes you back to the days of the Habsburg Empire. With original pieces from Emperor Franz Joseph & Sisi, the lovingly curated K.u.K. Museum brims with charm and nostalgia.
