The pine oil distillery and the Bergila herbal garden specialise in the production of essential oils and herbal products. This family-run business is located at the centre of the South Tyrolian Alpes at an altitude of 850 m.a.s.l. They have been producing essential oils and herbal products since 1912, now already in the third generation. Quality, purity, and naturalness characterise this company’s work.
The provincial museum for folklore in Dietenheim/Teodone belongs to the ADAC and is considered as one of the most beautiful open-air museums of Europe.
Schneeberg is the oldest silver, lead and zinc mine operating in the Alpine region and is almost entirely preserved.
The MMM Ripa at Bruneck Castle is dedicated to mountain peoples all around the world and their culture, their religion and tourism.
Rodenegg Castle is one of the country's largest and strongest fortresses. You will be certainly impressed not only because of it’s lofty
Visit South Tyrol’s highest museum at 2,275 m.a.s.l. on the Kronplatz, the no. 1 ski area in South Tyrol.
The Neustift Monastery is a monastery of the Congregation of the Austrian Augustinian Canons in Neustift, near Brixen.
Three floors of the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology are dedicated to the original finds and story of Ötzi, the Iceman
One of the most beautiful and massive fortress of Tyrol is located in the Taufer Valley and is a real fairy-tale fortress
The mine railway takes you into the Mining Museum of South Tyrol where you will learn a lot about the work of the miners in this copper mine.
In South Tyrol the family holidays are always fun for the entire family. The country’s museums know how to pique your curiosity and convey new lessons to small visitors in a playful way. Because the history and traditions of South Tyrol are just as diverse as its nature.
The museum shows the path taken by wool, from the sheep to the finished product as well as the production of wool in early and modern times.
