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Aerial view of Bruneck Town near Falkensteiner Hotels

Bruneck/Brunico

The small town of Bruneck is the geographical, cultural and economic centre of the Puster Valley. With its large number of sights, festivals and top events, Bruneck is a magnet for visitors of all ages.

Bruneck sits at 835m above sea level and is in the middle of a wide valley basin, framed by high mountains: to the north, the Ahrn Valley, with its glaciers from the Zillertaler Alps, borders the mediaeval town, while to the south sits the Gader Valley with its Dolomite peaks.

Who is it aimed at?
Couples, friends, families

Arrival
Car, train or bus

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For a full view of Bruneck try the Plan de Corones, a little further up, where the Concordia 2000 rings for peace every day at 12 noon.

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