The Laces-Val Martello Holiday Area Videos

The cultural region of Venosta Valley in South Tyrol is characterized by its lively customs, traditions and also sense of innovation; from the Romanesque “Stairways to Heaven” project through all periods of art up to contemporary architecture, art, theater and music.

Experience the many local specialties of the Venosta Valley in South Tyrol, the valley where natural agriculture and a sense for genuinely good food go together.

Pristine nature, with a wide range of leisure activities from which to choose: this is what makes the Vinschgau Valley in South Tyrol such an ideal family holiday destination. Magnificent hikes and walks along the canals, mostly accessible on child strollers, wind their way through the forests and pastures, passing old fortresses and ancient castles. Along the way, a number of swimming pools are to be found where hikers can cool down in the summer heat. In the Vinschgau Valley, there is also a wide choice of outdoor activities such as rock climbing, visiting open-air museums, a 3D archery range as well as a playground.

South Tyrol in all its aspects and facets: A journey from the Resia Pass to Nalles
Melting pot of Alpine landscapes and green valleys, urban lifestyle and rural charm, Mediterranean delights and traditional cuisine, well-being and adventure. We present you Europe's highest Benedictine abbey Marienberg, the Stelvio Pass Road - "Queen of the Alpine roads", the medieval town of Glurns, the white gold in the marble quarry of Lasa/Lasa, the imposing Parcines waterfall, the spa town of Merano with its arcades and cafes, the tranquility of nature in the Hirzer mountains, authentic dishes, finest products and top-quality wines.

With the Vinschgau Train you can discover the hiking and biking paradise Vinschgau in a comfortable and sustainable way.

Looking for a leisurely ride or endurance biking? With its dense network of tours and trails marked according to a clear, standardised MTB guidance system, the Vinschgau val-ley covers all the bases – and even features GPS detection. Simple tours on forest trails are particularly suitable for beginners, while those that head up into the mountains and include a range of difficulty levels are ideal for experienced riders. Refreshments are also available from a variety of Alpine huts.