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It’s a lovely picturesque pedestrian area where we enjoyed the magical atmosphere during our Christmas holidays. Plenty of beautifully decorated shops, hotels, cafés and restaurants, small and comfortable markets. The whole area is decorated with Christmas trees and lights. If you are not a skier, walking around the place would be a memorable experience. The street with its breathtaking views actually looks like a fairytale town.

Chiesa di San Giacomo is an old lovely church located between Santa Cristina and Ortisei. Road signs are everywhere. Walking through the forest and admiring the views is pretty enjoyable! The paths are well-maintained even in winter. While visiting the place you can come across tourists of all nations and everybody is pretty friendly. In summer you can admire natural springs with crystal clear fresh water. There are benches along the path through the forest for those who need some rest. Besides while walking along the forest you can also admire colorful paintings by the children of the local Art School, which tell the story of San Giacomo.

If you are crazy about castles, Tyrol Castle located close to the Austrian border is a must-visit destination for you. It’s a landmark of the whole Tyrol region both Italian and Austrian. The Castle was constructed in a number of building phases, the first of which dates to 1100.

Geisler Alm is one of the most popular Instagram spots in the Dolomite Alps. Rifugio Delle Odle is a mountain hut with an excellent restaurant, located in the Puez-Geisler National Park in an alpine meadow surrounded by mountain peaks. To reach the place point to “Rifugio Delle Odle” in the navigator and you will reach the parking lot. Then follow the trail numbers towards the hut and in a 1.5-hour hike you will be there.

The park offers five air routes, at varying altitudes, for adventurous visitors of all ages. Toddlers (3-5 years old) can try their hand at the playground in absolute safety dedicated to them; Children and adults can choose between 5 different routes up to the most difficult one, where you can test yourself on routes that reach up to 14 meters in height. For everyone, the opportunity to get to the panoramic platform of the park at an altitude of 20 meters above sea level, from which you can admire Tre Cime di Lavaredo from the observation deck.

High-speed driving on tight turns, with little jumpy accelerations, on winding and straight sections of the track with underground paving creates similar adrenaline emotions as going down the winter sports ice trough during bobsleigh. Bridge and circle structures make the entertainment impeccable. Families, the elderly with grandchildren, tourists and schoolchildren - everyone loves the thrill. Book a test ride and you'll be thrilled too! The bridge and circle structures make the fun perfect. Families, the elderly with grandchildren, tourists and schoolchildren - everyone loves the thrill. Book a test drive - you'll be thrilled too!

A modern multifunctional arena with a focus on ice sports in the heart of Val Pusteria offers space for practicing various sports, such as ice hockey, figure skating, ice skating, curling and curling, as well as sledge hockey, short track or broomball. Intercable Arena is primarily a sports facility. Thanks to its versatility, it offers many uses and is therefore even more than a sports collaboration for athletes. Intercable Arena is a place of gathering, community and discussion for young and young people and a regular meeting place. Many other smaller and larger events also take place here, as the multi-purpose arena in Brunico also offers the perfect venue for concerts, conferences, corporate events and more.

The rock gym "Lino Lacedelli" offers the possibility of indoor climbing on more than 80 routes from 3b to 8b+ at a maximum height of 24 meters and up to 30 meters of development. Indoor climbing lessons will allow you to get closer to the world of rock climbing and discover the unique sensations of rock climbing. An activity that is at its peak in the Dolomites of Cortina d'Ampezzo. The classes are suitable for everyone, children and adults, and are a unique experience.

The museum has a permanent exhibition dedicated to Ötzi, the Iceman: a 5,300-year-old Copper Age mummy, with all his clothing and equipment. Ötzi is a copper age mummy that has survived to this day thanks to extraordinary circumstances and which gradually reveals the true treasures of knowledge. He was discovered by accident by two climbers in 1991 on the Val Senales glacier, with all his clothing and equipment, and has been studied 360° ever since.

This Museum is the most important museum of the Great War in the Dolomites. The museum houses more than 2,000 items of military materials. It is located 2 km from the Falzarego Pass, 20 km from Cortina d'Ampezzo. This museum wants to tell the story of soldiers not as fighters of one army or another, but as men. Adapting to the mountain and its natural inconveniences was the hardest and most exhausting of the fights. In these situations, genuine universal human values arose and, after the first bloody clashes, the absurdity of war as a tool for solving political problems. The museum illustrates the tragic reality of war.

MMM Corones, situated on the summit plateau of Kronplatz (2,275 m), is dedicated to traditional mountaineering, which has strongly influenced – and has been strongly influenced by – Reinhold Messner. The museum is devoted to mountain history and also offers unique views of the great mountain walls of the Dolomites and the Alps. At the edge of the most magnificent viewing platform in South Tyrol, in the distinctive museum building created by Zaha Hadid, the view goes beyond the borders of South Tyrol to all points of the compass: from the Lienz Dolomites in the east to the Ortler in the west, from the Marmolada in the south to the Zillertal Alps in the north.

The Merano Women's Museum is a lively cultural meeting point. The Women's Museum was designed by women to make women's knowledge, experience and self-esteem visible. The Merano Women's Museum aims to make women visible in all sectors of society. To this end, it explores and showcases the tangible and intangible assets of women, their history, their lives, their art and their culture. The Women's Museum aims to promote women's performance as a foundational element of an already existing cultural heritage.