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What are the opening hours of the Tourist Office Prato allo Stelvio

Here you can found the opening hours of the Tourist Office Prato allo Stelvio

What are the opening hours of the aquaprad visitor center?

Here you can found the opening hours of the aquaprad visitor center.

Where can I find current information about Covid-19 in South Tyrol?

All information about Covid-19 in South Tyrol you find here

What does the Prato allo Stelvio holiday area offer for families?

Prato allo Stelvio is a great place for families with children. Our town offer a special holiday with Themed Trails, Kids Animation and other niche hints for familys.

What does the Prato allo Stelvio holiday area offer for families?

From the valley floor to the heights with the many spectacular views, there are hikes for families, inquisitive nature enthusiasts and fans of the thin mountain air.

Family ski pass

family ski pass (document of identification control)
  big family ski pass
both parents and your children
 small family ski pass
one parent and your children
ski pass high season
 low season
 high season
 low season
2 days Euro 260,00  Euro 237,00 Euro 172,00
 Euro 160,00
3 days
Euro 380,00
 Euro 342,00 Euro 253,00
Euro 232,00
4 days Euro 476,50 Euro 427,50 Euro 317,00
 Euro 298,50
5 days
Euro 561,00
Euro 491,50 Euro 371,00
 Euro 341,00
6 days
Euro 621,00
Euro 531,50 Euro 417,00 Euro 378,00
7 days
Euro 703,00
Euro 617,00 Euro 476,50 Euro 413,50
8 days
Euro 797,00
Euro 703,00 Euro 530,50 Euro 479,50
9 days
Euro 875,00
Euro 777,00 Euro 580,00 Euro 520,50
10 days
Euro 936,00
Euro 844,00 Euro 620,00 Euro 571,50
11 days
Euro 1.000,50
Euro 898,00 Euro 654,00 Euro 609,50
12 days
Euro 1.055,00
Euro 952,00 Euro 697,00 Euro 649,00
13 days
Euro 1.103,50
Euro 990,00 Euro 736,00 Euro 678,00

What does the Prato allo Stelvio holiday area offer for mountainbikers and road cyclers??

Whether mountain biking, race cycling or simply jovially along the Via Claudia Augusta Cycle Trail. Prato allo Stelvio is an eldorado for cyclists.

Which restaurants and bars are there in the holiday area Prato allo Stelvio?

Here you will find your rest stop in Prad am Stilfserjoch.

Which shopping possibilities are there in the holiday area Prad am Stilfserjoch?

Here you will find your shopping in Prato allo Stelvio.

How far is it from Prato allo Stelvio to the Stelvio Pass?

From the center of Prato, along the Stelvio pass road, there are 25 kilometers and 1,850 vertical meters to the pass at 2,257 m.

How far is it from Prato allo Stelvio to Merano and how can I get there?

It is 50 km from Prato to Merano. The best way to get there it is by public transport. By bus in 10 minutes from the center of Prato to Spondigna and from there with the Val Venosta Train in 1.15 h to Merano.

Why is the tower in the lake?

In 1950, the locks of the newly built reservoir were closed for the first time and the water was dammed 22 meters higher. More informations.

Where is the tower in the lake?

The tower in the lake is in Curon, in the Resia Lake. More informations.

How many ski-runs kilometers are there in the holiday area Reschenpass?

In the holiday area Reschenpass you find 120 ski-runs kilometers in all difficulty stages.

Is the holidays region Reschenpass suitable for families?

The Reschenpass holiday region offers family-friendly accommodation, child-friendly ski areas and summer activities for the whole family.

Outdoor activities in winter in the holiday region Reschenpass?

Which cycle tracks are suitable for families?

The traks around the Haider and the Reschensee are suitable for the whole family. Further there are many mountainbike -tracks in the mountains around the Reschenpass.

Outdoor activities in the summer in the holiday region Reschenpass?

Attractions in the holiday region Reschenpass?

Tower in the lake, source of the river Adige, border fortifications at the Alpenwall and bunker, St. Nicholas Church in Rojen, hospice "St. Voltn " in St. Valentin with fresco on the outside, district Monteplair - St.Valentin, Settlement of the Romans, glacier massif of Weißkugel, ...

Are there guest cards in the holiday region Reschenpass?

With the price hit of the 3-Country Card for 3 or 6 in 7 days the holidaymaker can use the 7 cable cars from end of Mai to October of the region, make full use of public transport and much more.

Are there in the holiday region Reschenpass medical practices, pharmacy and first aid station?

Community doctor Waldner, general practitioner, in Graun Tel. +39 0473 63 33 11
Dentist Spitzer in St. Valentin Tel. +39 0473 63 40 67
Pharmacy in Graun Tel. +39 0473 63 21 15
Rescue service Weisses Kreuz in Graun emergency call 112

What highlights offers the holiday region Reschenpass?

In summer the Reschensee run, various testivals, MTB and Enduro events, sailing regattas. In winter "La Venosta", three-country ski race

Where are the public toilets located in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area?

Silandro/Schlanders: public toilets are located in the Plawenn Park, at the bus stop and at the cemetery.
Lasa/Laas: the public toilet is in the railway station.

Click here for a map of Silandro and Lasa

Where can I obtain a weather forecast for South Tyrol?

Local weather forecasts for South Tyrol can be found on the website weather.provinz.bz.it

Where can I park my caravan or campervan in Silandro and Lasa?

In Silandro, you can park in all public car parks provided you have a valid parking ticket. However, you cannot use the parking lot in the sports and leisure area.

Click here to find campsites in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area

Where is the nearest grocery store?

Silandro: Despar Rungg in Via Principale street, Eurospar alongside the Via Statale road and MPreis in Via Pretura street.
Lasa: Konsumgenossenschaft in the Main Square and the Despar Kofler in Via Venosta street.

Click here to locate shops and stores, service providers and artisans in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area

Are there any markets in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area?

The Silandro market takes place weekly on Thursday mornings as well as the farmer's market in Silandro’s Plawenn Park.

Click here for details of weekly markets and fairs in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area

Where are the trails running along the old irrigation channels in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area?

Silandro: the Kastanienwaal follows the Sonnenpromenade trail while the Ilswaal and the Zaalwaal are above Silandro at Corzes/Kortsch and the Neuwaal on the Monte Sole mountain.
Lasa: the Fischerwaal trail near Cengles/Tschengls.

Click here for hiking trails in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area

Are the old marble quarries in Lasa and Göflan open to visitors?

The marble quarries are closed to visitors due to safety reasons.
However, between Spring and Autumn, visitors can join guided tours to see the marble in Silandro and Lasa.

Is there free WI-FI Internet in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area?

Yes, in Silandro there is free Wi-Fi on the culture house town square, at the Plawenn Park and in the sports and leisure center.

Here you find the map of Silandro and Lasa

Where can I find a railway timetable for South Tyrol?

All info about public transport in South Tyrol including timetables and ticket prices can be found on the following website www.suedtirolmobil.info

Is there a lost property office in the Silandro and Lasa holiday area?

Go to this link to search for lost items anywhere in South Tyrol, provided they have been handed in to the authorities: www.fundinfo.it

What are the opening times of the Malga di Tarres chair lift?

The Tarres Alp chairlift starts his season in mid-May and ends in mid-October (weather dependet).
Prices and the opening times you can find here.

Can I take my bike on the train?

It is possible to take the bike on the train. At busy times, a bike transport service is offered parallel to the train.

What can I visit in the Laces-Val Martello holiday area?

The Laces-Val Martello holiday area offers a variety of cultural and natural treasures.
In addition to churches, residences and castles Val Martello awaits you with the culturamartell visitor center and Lake Gioveretto. Beautiful mountain lakes at Monte Tramontana invite you to stay and enjoy. Another highlight is the Laces menhir in the St. Nicholas church in Laces.

What can I do in case of bad weather?

The ideal program for bad weather for your holiday: Visit one of the many museums in the Val Venosta culture region or take a trip to the spa town of Merano.

Where can I rent bikes?

You can rent bikes at the Maxx Bike Shop in Laces, at the train station of Laces (PAPIN - Rent a Bike) or at some other train stations in Val Venosta.
At the sports and leisure center Trattla in Martelltal Valley you can rent e-bikes.

What are the opening hours of the AquaForum?

Relaxing at the AquaForum in Laces - here you can find the opening hours for pure relaxation during your holiday.

Are there any special family hiking paths?

Hiking with the whole family and learning something at the same time. Discover the different themed paths in Val Martello or relaxing tours along the Monte Sole or Monte Tramontana around the Laces-Val Martello holiday area.

How long does it take you to go to … by public means of transport?

Would you like to do without your car during hour holiday? Then take the public means of transport:
Laces – Merano: 45 minutes
Laces – Malles: 45 minutes
Laces – Bolzano: 1.5 hours
Laces – Silandro: 10 minutes
Laces – Coldrano: 5 minutes

How long does it take to go to Merano by bike?

You can take the "Via Claudia Augusta" cycling path along the Adige river to reach the spa town of Merano in 1-2 hours.

Can I transport my bike if I take the San Martino in Monte cable car or the chair lift?

You can transport your bike by cable car and chair lift. The chair lift Malga di Tarres transports bikes all day, whereas the San Martino in Monte cable car offers bike transport at certain times only. For more information click here.

Can I take my dog with me if I go by train, cable car or chair lift?

You can, of course, take your dog with you if you take the train, cable car and chair lift.
However, dogs must wear a muzzle and must be kept on a lead on all public means of transport and in the cable car. If you take the Malga di Tarres chair lift, your dog has to sit next to you or on your lap:)

What can I do with my children?

If you plan a family holiday, the Laces-Val Martello holiday area is the right place for you. Archery, swimming and splashing, climbing, fishing, hiking, rafting or horse-riding guarantee fun and action... numerous great family-friendly activities await you.

What are the opening hours of the tourist office in Laces?

From 1st April, our office is open from Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 12 noon and from 2pm to 6pm.
On Saturdays, our office is open from 8.30am to 12 noon.

Which highlights does the holiday area offer?

The many highlights in the holiday area offer fun and action, entertainment and excitement, culture and many more.

Is there a hospital or clinic in Silandro and Lasa?

Silandro, the main center in Venosta Valley, has a district hospital.

Click here for a map of Silandro and Lasa

What does it cost to take my bike on the train?

Taking the bike on the train costs 7.00€ per bike and day. Please click on this link for further information.

Where can I buy the Mobilcard, Museumobil Card and Bikemobil Card?

You can get the Mobilcard and the Museumobil Card at the Tourist Association in Laces and the Bikemobil Card at the train station in Laces.

Do I have to stamp the ticket every time I take the train?

You have to stamp your train ticket – be it the Venosta Valley Card, Mobilcard or a single ride ticket – every time you take the train.

Where can I find a grocery?

In Laces, there are three groceries: Conad in the village center, Despar near the parish church and Lidl in the Herilu shopping center.

What are the opening hours of the St. Stephen’s chapel?

The St. Stephen’s chapel above Morter is open from Easter to All Saints’ Day on Fridays and Saturdays from 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm.

Where can I find a public toilet?

In Laces, there is a public toilet at the train station.

Are there any sites for motorhomes and campers?

There are two beautiful campsites in the Laces-Martello holiday region. Wild camping, however, is forbidden in the whole holiday area.

What will the weather be like in the next days?

You can find the current weather situation in South Tyrol here.

Which rides does the Venosta Valley Card include?

Your Venosta Valley Card includes the following exclusive services. Please read here.

What are the opening hours of the culturamartell visitor center?

You can find the opening hours of the culturamartell visitor center here.

Can I go fishing in Lake Gioveretto?

It’s not allowed to go fishing in Lake Gioveretto without a license.

Where can I go fishing?

You can go fishing in Lake Coldrano. The day ticket is 16.00€ and includes four fish.

Can I take my bike on the bus?

You can take your bike on the bus if the bus has a bike rack.

FAMILY SKI PASS (DOCUMENT OF IDENTIFICATION CONTROL)

  big family ski pass
both parents and your children
 small family ski pass
one parent and your children
ski pass high season
 low season
 high season
 low season
2 days Euro 250,00  Euro 228,00 Euro 165,50
 Euro 154,00
3 days Euro 365,50
 Euro 329,00
 Euro 243,50
 Euro 223,00
4 days
Euro 458,00
 Euro 411,00
 Euro 305,00
 Euro 287,00
5 days
Euro 539,00
 Euro 472,50
 Euro 357,00
 Euro 328,00
6 days
Euro 597,00
 Euro 511,00
 Euro 400,50
 Euro 363,00
7 days
Euro 676,00
 Euro 593,00
 Euro 458,00
 Euro 397,50
8 days
Euro 766,50
 Euro 676,00
 Euro 510,00
 Euro 461,00
9 days
Euro 841,50
 Euro 747,00
 Euro 557,50
 Euro 500,50
10 days
Euro 900,00
 Euro 811,50
 Euro 596,00
 Euro 549,50
11 days
Euro 962,00
 Euro 863,50
 Euro 628,50
 Euro 586,00
12 days
Euro 1.014,00
 Euro 915,50
 Euro 670,00
 Euro 624,00
13 days
Euro 1.061,00
 Euro 952,00
 Euro 707,50
 Euro 651,50

MULTI DAY TICKETS

 MULTI DAY TICKETS
  high season
22.12. - 05.01.2019
02.02.2019 - 08.03.2019
13.04.2019. - 22.04.2019		 low season
06.01.2019 - 01.02.2019
09.03.2019 - 12.04.2019
23.04.2019 - 27.04.2019
ski pass adults
 children seniors / youth
 adults children seniors / youth
2 days Euro 84,50 Euro 46,00 Euro 76,00 Euro 77,00  Euro 42,50 Euro 70,00
3 days  Euro 123,50 Euro 68,00 Euro 111,50 Euro 112,00  Euro 60,50  Euro 100,50
4 days Euro 160,00 Euro 87,50  Euro 144,00 Euro 142,00  Euro 78,00  Euro 129,00 
5 days  Euro 194,00 Euro 106,00  Euro 174,00 Euro 171,50  Euro 94,00  Euro 154,50 
6 days Euro 225,50 Euro 123,00 Euro 202,50  Euro 197,00  Euro 108,00 Euro 177,50 
7 days
 Euro 251,50 Euro 138,50 Euro 220,50  Euro 217,50  Euro 120,50  Euro 189,50 
8 days Euro 278,00 Euro 153,00 Euro 242,50  Euro 241,00 Euro 132,50  Euro 205,50 
9 days Euro 299,00  Euro 167,50  Euro 258,00  Euro 257,50  Euro 145,00  Euro 220,50 
10 days
 Euro 321,00  Euro 181,00  Euro 278,00  Euro 279,00  Euro 156,00  Euro 237,00 
11 days Euro 340,00 Euro 192,50  Euro 297,50  Euro 293,50  Euro 166,50  Euro 251,00 
12 days Euro 364,00 Euro 204,00  Euro 316,50  Euro 310,50  Euro 177,00  Euro 265,50 
13 days 
 Euro 383,50 Euro 214,50 Euro 332,50  Euro 330,00  Euro 185,50 Euro 280,00 
14 days Euro 401,50 Euro 224,50  Euro 345,00  Euro 344,00  Euro 194,00  Euro 293,50 
15 days Euro 418,00 Euro 232,50  Euro 362,00  Euro 362,00  Euro 201,00  Euro 303,50 
16 days Euro 436,00 Euro 245,50  Euro 381,50  Euro 374,50  Euro 212,50  Euro 323,50 
17 days Euro 455,00  Euro 259,50  Euro 396,50  Euro 389,00  Euro 224,50 Euro 333,00 
18 days Euro 467,00 Euro 271,00 Euro 409,50  Euro 406,50 Euro 235,00 Euro 345,00 

MULTI DAY TICKETS VALID IN
5 in 8
 Euro 211,00 Euro 121,00 Euro 188,00 Euro 186,00 Euro 111,00 Euro 164,00
10 in 14
 Euro 335,50 Euro 198,00 Euro 301,00 Euro 286,00 Euro 170,50 Euro 257,00

SEASON TICKET 2018/2019
season ticket
 adults
 children seniors / youth
Euro 468,00
 Euro 289,00
 Euro 425,50

What are irrigation channel paths?

Waalwege is the German name for the characteristic hiking trails in the Venosta Valley, which werde dug many centuries ago and were used to irrigate the fields until the 19th century. There used to be 300 irrigation channels in the Upper Venosta Valley but today only a dozen of these are still accessible. Read more about the irrigation channel paths and where they are here.

What are Bunkers?

These traces are not visible to the naked eye, because they are monumental underground bunkers that were planned as defense facilities and places of refuge. Today, the relics of the interwar period are embedded in the surrounding fruit orchards and pastures. History buffs should not miss the guided bunker tours in summer. Find out more.

When does the apple blossom take place in the Upper Venosta Valley?

The apple blossom is taking place every year between mid-April and mid-May. It strongly depends on the weather conditions and the temperatures.

What is the Adige Cycling Trail?

The Adige Cycling Trail runs along the ancient trading route Via Claudia Augusta and is one of the most popular cycling paths in South Tyrol. You can find everything you need to know for a journey on the bike along this historical route here.

What is the Südtirol Guest Pass and what can I do with it?

The Südtirol Guest Pass is the ticket to an unforgettable holiday experience. At the participating hotels, you will receive the Südtirol Guest Pass as a gift on arrival. Thanks to the integrated Guest Pass, these accomodation providers will enable you to use the Südtirol Guest Pass and all other public transport in South Tyrol free of charge. On presentation of the Südtirol Guest Pass you will also receive discounts on cable cars, museums, leisure facilities and many more highlights are waiting for you. Learn more about the uses and benefits of this unique ticket.

What is the bikemobil Card?

The bikemobil Card is a combination ticket for the use of bus, train and rental bicycles valid throughout South Tyrol. Discover all the advantages and prices of this unique ticket.

What is the museumobil Card?

The museumobil Card unites two offers: Unlimited travel on all public transport, as well as free admission to over 90 museums, collections and exhibition venues throughout South Tyrol. Discover all the advantages of this unique ticket.

Which bus and train tickets are available and what are the benefits?

  • Mobilcard: Non-transferable, advantage: you can either buy a 1-day ticket for €15, a 3-day ticket for €23 or a 7-day ticket for €28 and use all buses and trains in South Tyrol. Find out more.
  • Value card: Available for €10, €25 and €50, is valid for two years until the value is used up. Advantages: Rides are cheaper than single tickets and several people can share this card.
  • Single ticket: Only valid for one trip and for one person, an advantage if you only travel once or twice by bus.

Distances in km - how distant is everything?

Malles/Mals - Merano/Meran = approx. 56 km - 1 hour
Malles/Mals - Bolzano/Bozen = approx. 86 km - 11/2 hours
Malles/Mals - Livigno = apporx. 54 km - 1 hour
Malles/Mals - Innsbruck (Austria) = approx. 140 km - 2 hours
Malles/Mals - S. Moritz (Switzerland) = approx. 84 km - 11/2 hours
Border to Austria = approx. 23 km - 20 minutes
Border to Switzerland = approx. 11 km - 10 minutes

Where is the Adventure Lake and what can you do there?

Embedded in the heart of the Watles hiking area is the artificial Spielesee Adventure Lake for children, directly below the mountain station of the chairlift and the mountain restaurant Plantapatsch. Children and adults alike can enjoy the beautiful view while experiencing many adventurous activities with lots of fun and action. Here you will find all interesting information about this special kind of children's amusement park.

What can you do in winter in the Upper Venosta Valley?

Immerse yourself in the winter world of the Holiday Area Upper Venosta Valley with the sunny ski area Watles located in the western part of South Tyrol. Whether you like skiing snowboarding, sledging, cross-country skiing or ski touring, snowshoe hiking and winter hiking. Here you can find something for everyone.

Multi day tickets

 MULTI DAY TICKETS
  high season
21.12.2019 - 06.01.2020
01.02.2020 - 28.02.2020
04.04.2020 - 13.04.2020		 low season
07.01.2020 - 31.01.2020
29.02.2020 - 03.04.2020
14.04.2020 - 18.04.2020
ski pass adults
 children seniors / youth
 adults children seniors / youth
2 days Euro 88,00 Euro 48,00 Euro 79,00 Euro 80,00  Euro 44,50 Euro 73,00
3 days Euro 128,50 Euro 71,00 Euro 116,00 Euro 116,50  Euro 63,00  Euro 104,50
4 days Euro 166,50 Euro 90,50  Euro 150,00 Euro 147,50  Euro 81,00  Euro 134,00 
5 days Euro 202,00 Euro 110,00  Euro 181,00 Euro 178,50  Euro 98,00  Euro 160,50 
6 days Euro 234,50 Euro 128,00 Euro 210,50  Euro 205,00  Euro 112,50 Euro 185,00 
7 days
Euro 261,50 Euro 144,00 Euro 229,50  Euro 226,00  Euro 125,50  Euro 197,00 
8 days Euro 289,00 Euro 159,00 Euro 252,50  Euro 251,00 Euro 138,00  Euro 213,50 
9 days Euro 311,00  Euro 174,00  Euro 268,50  Euro 268,00  Euro 151,00  Euro 229,50 
10 days
Euro 334,00  Euro 188,00  Euro 289,00  Euro 290,00  Euro 162,00  Euro 246,50
11 days Euro 353,50 Euro 200,00 Euro 309,00 Euro 305,50  Euro 173,00  Euro 261,00 
12 days Euro 378,50 Euro 212,00  Euro 329,00  Euro 323,00  Euro 184,00  Euro 276,00 
13 days
Euro 399,00 Euro 223,00 Euro 346,00  Euro 343,00  Euro 193,00 Euro 291,00 
14 days Euro 417,50 Euro 233,50  Euro 359,00  Euro 358,00  Euro 202,00  Euro 305,50 
15 days Euro 435,00 Euro 242,00  Euro 376,50  Euro 376,50  Euro 209,00  Euro 315,50 
16 days Euro 453,50 Euro 255,50  Euro 397,00  Euro 389,00  Euro 221,00  Euro 336,50 
17 days Euro 473,00  Euro 270,00  Euro 412,50  Euro 404,50  Euro 233,50 Euro 346,50 
18 days Euro 486,00 Euro 282,00 Euro 426,00  Euro 423,00 Euro 245,00 Euro 359,00 

Multi day tickets 2023/2024

High season
Days skipass  Adults Children 
 Youth  Seniors
5 in 8
 291,50 €
 133,50 €
 223,00 €
 273,50 €
10 in 14
481,00 €
 216,00 €
 360,00 €
 442,00 €


Low season

Days skipass  Adults Children 
  Youth  Seniors
5 in 8
 265,00 €
 121,50 €
 203,00 €
 249,00 €
10 in 14
 425,00 €
 191,00 €
 319,00 €
 391,00 €

Weisse Wochen

 Weisse Wochen 07.01.2023 - 28.01.2023
ski pass adults
 children youth
  seniors
6 days
 Euro 238,50    
 Euro 107,50 Euro 179,00 Euro 212,00
13 days  Euro 385,00 Euro 173,00 Euro 289,50 Euro 332,50

Season ticket 2023/2024


Adults Children
 Youth Seniors
659,00 €
 297,00 €
 495,00 € 
 607,00 €

Family ski pass 2021/22

Big family Skipass
(Both parents and their children)
 Days High season
 Low season
 2
    282,00 €
     257,00 €
 3
    411,00 €
     370,00 €
 4
    516,00 €
     463,00 €
 5
    607,00 €
     532,00 €
 6
    672,00 €
     575,00 €
 7
    760,00 €
     668,00 €
 8 
     862,00 €
     760,00 €
 9  
     946,00 €
     840,00 €
10
 1.012,00 €
     913,00 €
11
 1.082,00 €
     971,00 €
12
 1.141,00 €
  1.030,00 €
13
 1.194,00 €
  1.071,00 €


Small family Skipass
(One parent and its children)
 Days High season
 Low season
 2
 186,00 €
  174,00 €
 3
 274,00 €
  251,00 €
 4
 343,00 €
  323,00 €
 5
 401,00 €
  369,00 €
 6
 451,00 €
  409,00 €
 7
 516,00 €
  448,00 €
 8
 574,00 €
  519,00 €
 9
 628,00 €
  563,00 €
 10
 671,00 €
  618,00 €
 11
 708,00 €
  660,00 €
 12
 754,00 €
  702,00 €
 13
 796,00 €
  734,00 €


 

MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS AND SKI AREAS

Our lift systems:

  • The skiing area Sulden is spread over three different sides of the mountain in different directions, four cable cars start at the bottom of the valley and bring you to the skiing area without waiting times.
  • The maximum capacity of the cable car Sulden is 111 persons / cabin. We transport a maximum of 72 persons (66% of the capacity) with the corresponding mask obligation
  • Our chairlifts and cable cars stand for fast transport with safe distance
  • Our T-bar lifts and conveyor belts offer children and beginners a safe and comfortable ascent with an appropriate safety distance.
  • Our employees at the lifts, machines and vehicles measure the temperature daily, they are tested regularly and wear a mouth and nose protector where necessary and intended.
  • Equipment for continuous disinfection and regular cleaning guarantee high safety standards
  • Our ski area has about 1.68 million square meters of prepared slopes
  • Our resorts (Sulden, Trafoi, Gomagoi und Stilfs) have about 3,200 guest beds divided into 2 separate ski areas (Sulden and Trafoi)
  • Each skier has about 500 m² of ski area at his disposal
  • When purchasing tickets, asking questions and in case of possible waiting times before boarding, we rely on a secure queue management with appropriate safety margins

For our guests applies:

  • No restrictions for the same family/household in the small cabins and chair lifts
  • Minimum distance of 1 meters to persons not living in the same household
  • Always wear a mouth and nose protection mask if the minimum distance cannot be maintained


SKIBUS SULDEN - SHUTTLE BUS SKI AREAS

  • Our ski buses  run with the legally permitted capacity
  • Our employees are regularly tested
  • We use additional buses at particularly busy times
  • We encourage guests to use the buses outside the busy times and reward this with particularly attractive ski tickets
  • We are counting on an obligation for a mouth-nose protection mask in the buses
  • Equipment for desinfection and continuous cleaning guarantee high safety standards

SKIING AREAS

  • Our ski area has about 1.7 million square meters of prepared slopes
  • Our resorts have about 3,200 guest beds
  • Each skier has about 500 m² of ski area at his disposal
  • Equipment for cold atomization and continuous cleaning guarantee high safety standards
  • When purchasing tickets, asking questions and in case of possible waiting times before boarding, we rely on a secure queue management with appropriate safety margins
  • We test ourselves and all our employees every 14 days
  • Our employees and winter sportsmen wear a mouth and nose protection where necessary and intended.

SKI SCHOOLS

  • We test our employees, ski instructors and assistants regularly 
  • Our group sizes for children and adults comply with the legal requirements
  • We clean our work rooms and equipment regularly and after each use
  • We and our customers from the age of 6 years wear a mouth and nose protection where prescribed, necessary and important
  • We rely on variable timetables and increased offer

SKI RENTAL

  • We test ourselves and all our employees regularly
  • We clean our work rooms and equipment regularly and safely after each working day
  • We and our customers wear a mouth and nose protection
  • We make sure that our rental equipment is not only in perfect condition but also disinfected and safe

HOTELS, HUTS AND RESTAURANTS

  • Many companies in our vacation region test their employees regolary. The respective company provides information directly
  • Tables are assigned to guests in restaurants and hotels
  • Our guests wear mouth and nose protectors when not at their assigned table
  • Restaurants in the valley and on the mountain, huts and hotels ensure that groups of people who belong together can sit together and do so on their own responsibility
  • A group can also sit with more than 4 people at one table

WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR A SAFE WINTER VACATION

  • Check your state of health and body temperature regularly
  • Avoid crowds
  • Wear protective mask
  • Keep distance
  • Washing/disinfecting hands
  • Get testet? On request, our guests have the possibility to have a test on site within 24 hours after arrival. The tests are carried out by Dr. Georg Hofer, Dr. Anja Gutwenger ( +39 0473 612044 and  +39 0473 613163) and Dr. Raffaela Stocker (+39 335 677 8001) by appointment.

Multi Day Tickets 2024/2025

 
High season
23.12.2023 - 07.01.2024
27.01.2024 - 06.04.2024 | Nauders until 05.04.2024, Watles until 01.04.2024
 
Days skipass  Adults  Children Youth
Seniors
2
 113,00 €
 51,00 €
 84,50 €
  104,00 €
3
 164,50 €
 74,00 €
 123,00 €
 151,00 €
4
 213,00 €
 96,00 €
 160,00 €
 196,00 €
5
 259,50 €
 117,00 €
 195,00 €
 239,00 €
6
 307,00 €
 138,00 €
 230,00 €
 282,00 €
7
 342,00 €
 154,00 €
 256,00 €
 314,00 €
8
 378,00 €
 170,00 €
 284,00 €
 348,00 €
9
 407,00 €
 183,00 €
 305,00 €
 374,00 €
10
 437,00 €
 197,00 €
 328,00 €
 402,00 €
11
 462,00 €
 208,00 €
 347,00 €
 425,00 €
12
 496,00 €
 223,00 €
 372,00 €
 456,00 €
13
 522,00 €
 235,00 €
 391,00 €
 480,00 €
14
 546,00 €
 246,00 €
 410,00 €
 503,00 €
15
 569,00 €
 256,00 €
 427,00 €
 524,00 €
16
 593,00 €
 267,00 €
 445,00 €
 546,00 €
17
 619,00 €
 278,00 €
 464,00 € 569,00 €
18
 635,00 €
 286,00 €
 476,00 €
 584,00 €


Low season
08.12.2023 - 22.12.2023 | Watles from 16.12.2023
January-Special 08.01.2024 - 26.01.2024
Days skipass
  Adults  Children Youth
  Seniors
2
 104,50 €
 47,00 €
 78,50 €
 96,00 €
3
 151,00 €
68,00 €
 113,50 €
 139,00 €
4
 195,00 €
 87,50 €
 146,00 €
 179,50 €
5
 236,50 €
 106,50 €
 177,00 €
 217,50 €
6
 278,00 €
 125,00 €
 208,00 €
255,00 €
7
 308,00 €
 138,00 €
 231,00 €
 283,00 €
8
 338,00 €
 152,00 €
 254,00 €
 311,00 €
9
 362,00 €
 163,00 €
 271,00 €
 333,00 €
10
 387,00 €
 174,00 €
 290,00 €
 356,00 €
11
 407,00 €
 183,00 €
 305,00 €
 374,00 €
12
 434,00 €
 195,00 €
 325,00 €
 399,00 €
13
 454,00 €
 204,00 €
 340,00 €
 418,00 €
14
 473,00 €
 213,00 €
 355,00 €
 435,00 €
15
 489,00 €
 220,00 €
 367,00 €
 450,00 €
16
 510,00 €
 230,00 €
 383,00 €
 470,00 €
17
 532,00 €
 239,00 €
 399,00 €
 490,00 €
18
 546,00 €
 246,00 €
 410,00 €
 502,00 €

 

Children: vintage 2009 - 2017
Youth: vintage 2006 - 2008
Seniors: vintage 1962 and older

Children born in 2018 and younger receive a free pass if one adult accompanying person per child purchases a ski pass for the same period at the same time.

There is a -15% discount on the box office price when booking online.

How does the bus route to the Martell Valley work?

The bus line no. 262 runs from Schlanders/Silandro to Martell Dorf/Martello Paese in Val Martello. From mid May to mid October, another bus line runs to Enzianhütte/Malga Enzian in Hintermartell/Alta Val Martello (end of the valley); for this you have to change the bus in Gand/Ganda.
Also during the winter months runs a bus line to the end of the valley at weekends and during the holidays.

Here you can find the current timetable.

When is cattle drive?

The cattle drive in the holiday area always takes place in the first weeks of september - you can find the exact dates on the homepage or ask at the tourist office.

When ist the holy mess?

The holy mess at Laces is every Sunday at 10am in the parish church.

Is there a market in the holiday area Laces-Val Martello?

Every friday, the weekly market takes place in the centre of Laces.

Where can I find a railway timetable for South Tyrol?

All informations about public transport in South Tyrol including timetables you can find here

Advantage Days 2021/22

18.12 - 24.12.2021
Days  Adults  Children  Youth  Seniors
 1 & 1/2
 25% off the daily ticket
 25% off the daily ticket
 25% off the daily ticket
 25% off the daily ticket
 2    65,00 €
    37,00 €
    49,00 €
    60,00 €
 3
    95,00 €
    51,00 €
    71,00 €
    85,00 €
 4
  120,00 €
    65,00 €
    90,00 €
  109,00 €
 5
  145,00 €
    80,00 €
  109,00 €
  130,00 €
 6
  166,00 €
    92,00 €
  125,00 €
  150,00 €
 7
  184,00 €
  102,00 €
  138,00 €
  160,00 €


Big family Skipass
(Both parents and their children)
 Days Price
1 & 1/2 
    -25% off the daily ticket
 2
     193,00 €
 3
     278,00 €
 4
     347,00 €
 5
     399,00 €
 6
     431,00 €
 7
     501,00 €




Small family Skipass
(One parent and its children)
 Days Price
 1 & 1/2
   -25% off the daily ticket
 2
  131,00 €
 3
  188,00 €
 4
  242,00 €
 5
  277,00 €
 6
  307,00 €
 7
  336,00 €

Where can I find current information about Covid-19 in South Tyrol?

All information about Covid-19 in South Tyrol you find here

Is there a pharmacy in Laces?

On the Lacus place (main square) you find the pharmacy Sonnenberg.

Which restaurants and bars can we find in the holiday area Laces-Val Martello?

Here you find all restaurants and bars in Laces and surroundings
Here you find all restaurants and bars in Martelltal Valley.

Which shopping possibilities are in the holiday area Laces-Val Martello?

Here you can find all shopping possibilities.

What are the current weather conditions in South Tyrol?

All informations about the weather in South Tyrol you find here

Where can I get tested for Covid-19 in the Laces-Val Martello holiday area?

In the pharmacy Sonnenberg at the Lacus Place in Laces you have the possibility to do an antigen test. Here you can make a reservation: www.test.latsch.it

Are there any restaurants or similar in the mountains?

Dining options on the north side; malga di Laces and malga di Tarres.
Farm taverns and snack stations on the sunny side can be found here.

What current events are there?

All weekly and top events can be found here. 

The Südtirol Guest Pass | Mobility

  • will be sent by e-mail at check-in or pre-check-in
  • is bound to the name and period of stay
  • is valid from 00:00 on the day of arrival until 23:59 on the day of departure
  • must be validated at the start of each ride
  • is issued exclusively to all overnight guests aged 6 and older
  • is not intended for sale

 

Included services

The Südtirol Guest Pass entitles you to use local public transport operated by südtirolmobil/altoadigemobilità.

Regional und Regional express trains (R, RV & RE) within South Tyrol and to Trento

Local buses

  • City buses
  • Regional buses
  • PostAuto Switzerland
    • Line 811: section Mals/Malles - Müstair/Grenze
  • VVT Regiobus
    • Line 273: section Mals/Malles - Pfunds/Kajetansbrücke
    • Line 335: Moos/Moso i.P. - Obergurgl (excl. toll)

Cable cars

  • Renon/Ritten cable-car (Bozen/Bolzano - Oberbozen/Soprabolzano)
  • Ritten/Renon narrow gauge railway (Oberbozen/Soprabolzano - Klobenstein/Collalbo)
  • Bozen/Bolzano - Kohlern/Colle cable car
  • Mendel/Mendola funicular (St. Anton/S. Antonio - Mendel/Mendola pass)
  • Burgstall/Postal - Vöran/Verano cable car
  • Vilpian/Vilpiano - Mölten/Meltina cable car

Not included services


Special services

  • Nightliner
  • Long distance trains (e.g. Railjet, Frecciarossa, Italo, Eurocity, Intercity)
  • Alpin lines: Seiser Alm/Alpe di Siusi Line 10, 11, 12 | Line 439, 442, 444 in summer

Dog/pet transport

Bicycle transport

 

Validation

The Südtirol Guest Pass must be validated at the start of each journey. It is validated by scanning the QR code at the blue validation machines. An ‘OK’ on the display and an acoustic signal confirm successful validation. Please note that the Guest Pass must not be held too close to the validating machine. If travelling by train, the Guest Pass must be validated at the station before boarding. For train journeys involving a change of train, the Guest Pass must only be validated at the start of the journey.
The Südtirol Guest Pass is valid at sight on 273 Mals/Malles - Pfunds/Kajetansbrücke, 335 Moos i.P./Moso i.P. - Obergurgl and 811 Mals/Malles - Müstair/boarder.

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Südtirol Guest Pass formats

The digital Südtirol Guest Pass is automatically sent to the guest by e-mail at check-in or pre-check-in, with their name and period of stay.
The following formats are valid:
  • Mobile website
  • Wallet
  • PDF (digital or printout)

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Included services – Mobility

The Südtirol Guest Pass entitles you to use local public transport operated by südtirolmobil/altoadigemobilità.

Regional und Regional express trains (R, RV & RE) within South Tyrol and to Trento

Local buses

  • City buses
  • Regional buses
  • PostAuto Switzerland
    • Line 811: section Mals/Malles - Müstair/Grenze
  • VVT Regiobus
    • Line 273: section Mals/Malles - Pfunds/Kajetansbrücke
    • Line 335: Moos/Moso i.P. - Obergurgl (excl. toll)

Cable cars

  • Renon/Ritten cable-car (Bozen/Bolzano - Oberbozen/Soprabolzano)
  • Ritten/Renon narrow gauge railway (Oberbozen/Soprabolzano - Klobenstein/Collalbo)
  • Bozen/Bolzano - Kohlern/Colle cable car
  • Mendel/Mendola funicular (St. Anton/S. Antonio - Mendel/Mendola pass)
  • Burgstall/Postal - Vöran/Verano cable car
  • Vilpian/Vilpiano - Mölten/Meltina cable car

Not included services

Special services

  • Nightliner
  • Long distance trains (e.g. Railjet, Frecciarossa, Italo, Eurocity, Intercity)
  • Alpin lines: Seiser Alm/Alpe di Siusi Line 10, 11, 12 | Line 439, 442, 444 in summer

Dog/pet transport

Bicycle transport

Validation

The Südtirol Guest Pass must be validated at the start of each journey. It is validated by scanning the QR code at the blue validation machines. An ‘OK’ on the display and an acoustic signal confirm successful validation. Please note that the Guest Pass must not be held too close to the validating machine. If travelling by train, the Guest Pass must be validated at the station before boarding. For train journeys involving a change of train, the Guest Pass must only be validated at the start of the journey.
The Südtirol Guest Pass is valid at sight on 273 Mals/Malles - Pfunds/Kajetansbrücke, 335 Moos i.P./Moso i.P. - Obergurgl and 811 Mals/Malles - Müstair/boarder.

Südtirol Guest Pass formats

The digital Südtirol Guest Pass is automatically sent to the guest by e-mail at check-in or pre-check-in, with their name and period of stay.
The following formats are valid:

  • Mobile website
  • Wallet
  • PDF (digital or printout)

Further information about the Südtirol Guest Pass

Included services

  • 1 Entry to the Marble World, Laas/Lasa | May – mid-November (daily) without registration
  • Ascent and descent with the with the chairlift Trafoi | 08 – 15.06.2025 & 28.09 – 05.10.2025 (1 lift ride per day) without registration
  • Ascent and descent with the chairlift Tarscher Alm/Malga di Tarres, Latsch/Laces | 04 – 19.10.2025 (1 lift ride) without registration
  • 1 Guided tour of the castle ruins, Lichtenberg/Montechiaro | 21.05 – 25.06. & 03.09 – 05.11.2025 (on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m.) & 02.07 – 27.08 (on Wednesdays at 4:00 p.m.) with registration
  • 1 Guided apple tour at Moarhof farm, Kastelbell/Castelbello | 06.05 – 11.11.2025 (on Tuesdays at 2:00 p.m.) with registration
  • 1 Guided tour of the Allerengelberg monastery, Karthaus/Certosa | 12.05 – 06.10.2025 (on Mondays at 4:00 p.m.) with registration
  • 1 Guided hike „Fascination of the Mountain World“, Stelvio National Park | 10.06 – 08.07.2025 & 30.09 – 28.10.2025 (on Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m.) with registration
  • 1 Guided tour at the avimundus visitor center, Silandro | 05.06 – 10.07.2025 (on Thursday at 11:00 a.m.) without registration

Important information about using the included services: All experiences are valid for Guest Pass Ortler/Ortles holders and children under 6 years of age. For some experiences, no registration is required – such as the mountain rides with the Trafoi and Tarscher Alm/Malga di Tarres chairlifts. For all other offers, prior registration is necessary due to limited availability. The included services with registration are only available in German and Italian. For more details on how to participate in experiences that require registration, simply click "Learn More" below. 

 

Exclusive discounts

  • 10 % off all rental bikes at Südtirol Rad www.suedtirol-rad.com
  • 10 % off all rental bikes at Papin Sport www.papinsport.com
  • 10 % off all rental bikes at Skifactory Maso Corto/Kurzras www.skifactory-masocorto.it | July – November
  • € 2.00 chairlift Tarscher Alm/Malga di Tarres, Latsch/Laces | 10.05 – 19.10.2025
  • € 1.00 cable car St. Martin am Kofel/San Martino in Monte, Latsch/Laces | May – November
  • 10 % chairlift Trafoi | 08.06 – 05.10.2025
  • 10 % cable car Sulden/Solda | 26.06 – 28.09.2025
  • 10 % gondola lift Kanzel/Pulpito, Sulden/Solda | 20.06 – 31.08.2025 | 14, 16, 18.06 | 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27.09
  • 10 % chairlift Langenstein/Orso, Sulden/Solda | 21.06 – 31.08.2025 | 15, 17, 19.06 | 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28.09
  • 10 % glacier cable car Schnalstal/Val Senales, Kurzras/Maso Corto | 28.06 – 05.10.2025
  • 10 % gondola Lazaun, Kurzras/Maso Corto | 28.06 – 05.10.2025
  • 10 % chairlift Roter Kofel, Kurzras/Maso Corto | 28.06 – 05.10.2025
  • 10 % chairlift Watles, Prämajur | 14.06 – 12.10.2025

Important: Discounts for the cable cars in Kurzras/Maso Corto are available exclusively at the main ticket office of the glacier cable car Schnalstal/Val Senales in Kurzras/Maso Corto and apply to one round trip. Please note that discounts do not apply to family tickets, the Cabrio-Adventure-Ticket, point cards, or other already discounted rates.

PDF for download

Included services – Guest Pass Ortler/Ortles

  • Ascent and descent with the with the chairlift Trafoi | 08 – 15.06.2025 & 28.09 – 05.10.2025 (1 lift ride per day) without registration
  • Ascent and descent with the chairlift Tarscher Alm/Malga di Tarres, Latsch/Laces | 04 – 19.10.2025 (1 lift ride) without registration
  • 1 Guided tour of the castle ruins, Lichtenberg/Montechiaro | 21.05 – 25.06. & 03.09 – 05.11.2025 (on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m.) & 02.07 – 27.08 (on Wednesdays at 4:00 p.m.) with registration
  • 1 Guided apple tour at Moarhof farm, Kastelbell/Castelbello | 06.05 – 11.11.2025 (on Tuesdays at 2:00 p.m.) with registration
  • 1 Guided tour of the Allerengelberg monastery, Karthaus/Certosa | 12.05 – 06.10.2025 (on Mondays at 4:00 p.m.) with registration
  • 1 Guided hike „Fascination of the Mountain World“, Stelvio National Park | 10.06 – 08.07.2025 & 30.09 – 28.10.2025 (on Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m.) with registration
  • 1 Guided tour at the avimundus visitor center, Silandro | 05.06 – 10.07.2025 (on Thursday at 11:00 a.m.) without registration

Important information about using the included services: All experiences are valid for Guest Pass Ortler/Ortles holders and children under 6 years of age. For some experiences, no registration is required – such as the mountain rides with the Trafoi and Tarscher Alm/Malga di Tarres chairlifts. For all other offers, prior registration is necessary due to limited availability. The included services with registration are only available in German and Italian. For more details on how to participate in experiences that require registration, simply click "Learn More" below. 

 

Exclusive discounts – Guest Pass Ortler/Ortles

  • 10 % off all rental bikes at Südtirol Rad www.suedtirol-rad.com
  • 10 % off all rental bikes at Papin Sport www.papinsport.com
  • 10 % off all rental bikes at Skifactory Maso Corto/Kurzras www.skifactory-masocorto.it | July – November
  • € 2.00 chairlift Tarscher Alm/Malga di Tarres, Latsch/Laces | 10.05 – 19.10.2025
  • € 1.00 cable car St. Martin am Kofel/San Martino in Monte, Latsch/Laces | May – November
  • 10 % chairlift Trafoi | 08.06 – 05.10.2025
  • 10 % cable car Sulden/Solda | 26.06 – 28.09.2025
  • 10 % gondola lift Kanzel/Pulpito, Sulden/Solda | 20.06 – 31.08.2025 | 14, 16, 18.06 | 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27.09
  • 10 % chairlift Langenstein/Orso, Sulden/Solda | 21.06 – 31.08.2025 | 15, 17, 19.06 | 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28.09
  • 10 % glacier cable car Schnalstal/Val Senales, Kurzras/Maso Corto | 28.06 – 05.10.2025
  • 10 % gondola Lazaun, Kurzras/Maso Corto | 28.06 – 05.10.2025
  • 10 % chairlift Roter Kofel, Kurzras/Maso Corto | 28.06 – 05.10.2025
  • 10 % chairlift Watles, Prämajur | 14.06 – 12.10.2025

Important: Discounts for the cable cars in Kurzras/Maso Corto are available exclusively at the main ticket office of the glacier cable car Schnalstal/Val Senales in Kurzras/Maso Corto and apply to one round trip. Please note that discounts do not apply to family tickets, the Cabrio-Adventure-Ticket, point cards, or other already discounted rates.

 

PDF for download – Guest Pass Ortler/Ortles

Zusslrennen: Did You Know?

  • Zussl costumes are often passed down from generation to generation.
  • The “white horse” is usually portrayed by two men: one in front (head) and one in back (hindquarters).
  • Each year, the event draws hundreds of visitors to the village of Prad, home to about 3,000 residents.

The Symbolism of the Masks

  • Each Klosn mask is a unique piece, usually carved from Swiss pine or limewood.
  • Mask carving is a recognized part of Vinschgau’s artisanal tradition.
  • The masks often represent archetypes: demons, animal figures, grotesques.

Variants of the Krampus Tradition

  • In some villages, the "Bartl" appears instead of the Krampus – a similar figure with fur and a mask.
  • In Laas/Lasa and Latsch/Laces, the Krampus parades are particularly elaborate and feature pyrotechnic effects.
  • For many young people, participating in the Krampus run is a kind of initiation into village life.

Where Does the Sacred Heart Symbol Come From?

  • It represents Christ’s burning love for humanity, usually shown as a heart encircled by thorns and topped with a flame.
  • Tyrol remains one of the few regions with an official Sacred Heart vow at a regional level.
  • The fires are not only religious symbols but also a visual expression of identity and historical memory.

Tradition in practice

  • Scheibenschlagen is now recognized as intangible cultural heritage in several South Tyrolean regions.
  • Hazel rods are often cut in the forest weeks in advance and carefully dried.
  • Whoever hurls the disc the farthest often “wins” the symbolic favor of a girl.

Carnival, Vinschgau style

  • The Maschgertanz is preserved only in Prad am Stilfserjoch.
  • The dances follow strict choreography – without a single spoken word.
  • The duo “Zoch and Pfott” traditionally sparks both laughter and confusion – a mix of crude humor and fertility symbolism.
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