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Springtime in the Venosta Valley
From April to June 2024
Sights and sounds of Nature reawakening with the crackling and popping of melting snow as the mountain summits shed their white mantle and fertile valleys are clad in bright new colours. The richness of the cultural landscape of the Stelvio National Park is revealed in the warm spring sunshine as it bathes the ancient stone walls of majestic castles, monasteries, and churches. Days begin to grow longer as folk spend more time outdoors, attracted by the hustle and bustle of spring fairs and music events held in the old village squares. Newly groomed trails cutting through the forested slopes pave the way for bracing spring hikes and exhilarating mountain bike rides. The sea of white and pink apple orchards in bloom signals that Nature has returned to the Venosta Valley. It’s time to join the spring celebrations!
Spring experiences in the Venosta Valley
Registration and information
You can receive registration and more information about the individual events at your accommodation or in the holiday regions.
Tourism Association
Phone
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Castelbello-Ciardes/Kastelbell-Tschars
+39 0473 62 41 93
info@kastelbell-tschars.com
Laces-Val Martello/Latsch-Martelltal
+39 0473 62 31 09
info@latsch.it
Silandro-Lasa/Schlanders-Lass
+39 0473 73 01 55
info@schlanders-laas.it
Prato allo Stelvio/Prad am Stilfserjoch
+39 0473 61 60 34
office@prad.info
Area dell'Ortles/Ortlergebiet
+39 0473 61 30 15
info@ortlergebiet.it
Alta Val Venosta/Obervinschgau
+39 0473 83 11 90
info@ferienregion-obervinschgau.it
Passo Resia/Reschenpass
+39 0473 63 31 01
info@reschenpass.it
Our recommendations for an unforgettable spring
Your spring - your Venosta Valley is more than just a promise.
The warm season brings with it a wealth of experiences for exercise-loving connoisseurs and explorers.
From the end of March to June, the motto is "Blossom!" and you can make spring yours with various activities and moments of enjoyment on the theme. One thing is certain: the diversity of this region with its natural wonders, inspirational and cultural spaces is best discovered at this time of year.
Silent beauty
The side valleys of the Venosta Valley reveal themselves as a hidden gem throughout the entire year. Here, spring awakens with the vibrant crocus blossom. Exploring leisurely through Vallelunga Valley, Val Martello Valley, Val di Mazia Valley, and Slingia Valley allows you to enjoy the tranquility away from the usual paths.
The side valleys of the Venosta Valley reveal themselves as a hidden gem throughout the entire year. Here, spring ...
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Pure culture
The Alpine Road of Romanesque Art leads to historical sites in Vinschgau, such as the Castle Chapel of St. Stephan in Morter or the Marienberg Monastery in Burgusio/Burgeis. Immerse yourself in the world of Romanesque architecture and discover hidden treasures along this route. Explore the traces of bygone eras and experience the fascinating history of these historical sites.
The Alpine Road of Romanesque Art leads to historical sites in Vinschgau, such as the Castle Chapel of St. Stephan in ...
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Mountain and bike
The Venosta Valley, with its captivating landscape, proves to be a true paradise for mountain bikers – rich in sporting challenges. Already in spring, sunny days and a well-developed network of marked trails with snow-free paths attract enthusiasts.
The Venosta Valley, with its captivating landscape, proves to be a true paradise for mountain bikers – rich in sporting ...
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Spring on a plate
Springtime in Castelbello/Kastelbell and Ciardes/Tschars marks the asparagus season – a true culinary highlight. Local restaurants and inns showcase a variety of dishes featuring the local vegetable, allowing you to discover the various facets of asparagus, prepared both traditionally and innovatively.
Springtime in Castelbello/Kastelbell and Ciardes/Tschars marks the asparagus season – a true culinary highlight. Local ...
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In the snow
In spring, the Sulden ski area offers ideal conditions for all skiing enthusiasts. Enjoy one last descent this season – or perhaps even two or three? On well-groomed slopes and under radiant sunshine, you'll experience the perfect skiing pleasure. The impressive backdrop of the Ortler Mountain Group surrounds you, while the fresh mountain air wafts around your nose. Spring skiing is possible in the Sulden ski area until May 1st.
In spring, the Sulden ski area offers ideal conditions for all skiing enthusiasts. Enjoy one last descent this season – ...
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Hiking fans welcome
Get ready with your hiking shoes and backpack! Various themed hikes, the family-friendly "Gumperle" Path, or the Strawberry Path in the Val Martello Valley provide variety – just like hikes in the Stelvio National Park.
Get ready with your hiking shoes and backpack! Various themed hikes, the family-friendly "Gumperle" Path, or the ...
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Sublime architecture
The Vinschgau Valley, also known as the "Land of Castles," is home to about 40 castles and palaces. Particularly impressive are the majestic Churburg Castle in Sluderno/Schluderns and Juval Castle at the entrance to the Schnalstal Valley. These historical cultural sites reopen their doors in spring. Let yourself be inspired by the fascinating history of the region and discover the impressive diversity of cultural heritage in Vinschgau Valley.
The Vinschgau Valley, also known as the "Land of Castles," is home to about 40 castles and palaces. Particularly ...
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At the markets and festivals
Experience local culinary delights at traditional markets such as the St. Veit Market in Malles/Mals, the Sonta Hons Market in Lasa/Laas, and the Market "Landsprachmarkt" in Coldrano/Goldrain. Immerse yourself in cultural highlights with Sacred Heart and Easter concerts, as well as the celebrations on May 1st.
Experience local culinary delights at traditional markets such as the St. Veit Market in Malles/Mals, the Sonta Hons ...
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Paths of water
The Irrigation Channel Paths in Venosta Valley take you along historic watercourses, inviting you on a picturesque journey through the vibrant spring landscape. The water channels and irrigation system in Upper Venosta Valley have even been recognized by UNESCO as an international World Heritage site.
The Irrigation Channel Paths in Venosta Valley take you along historic watercourses, inviting you on a picturesque ...
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Aiming high
The Venosta Valley High Mountain Trail offers the opportunity for a multi-day hike with its 5 stages or can be divided into shorter day hikes. An absolute highlight for enthusiastic mountain and nature lovers. The early snow-free Sonnenberg mountain not only provides fascinating insights into diverse vegetation but also offers impressive panoramic views.
The Venosta Valley High Mountain Trail offers the opportunity for a multi-day hike with its 5 stages or can be divided ...
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Sport meets relaxation
For pleasure cyclists, exploring the entire valley along the Adige Cycle Route, Via Claudia Augusta, is a great option. This first-class bike path allows you to experience the diversity of the region in terms of sports, culture, and cuisine.
For pleasure cyclists, exploring the entire valley along the Adige Cycle Route, Via Claudia Augusta, is a great option. ...
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Alpine pleasure
From May to November the idyllic mountain huts open their doors and invite you to experience the refreshing mountain air, the awakening nature, and the warm atmosphere. An excellent opportunity to be enchanted by the charming allure of the mountain pastures in the burgeoning spring.
From May to November the idyllic mountain huts open their doors and invite you to experience the refreshing mountain ...
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Spring in the Vinschgau Valley
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Springtime in the Venosta Valley
Unspoilt landscape, cultural diversity and countless opportunities for active holidaymakers.
The contrasting landscape, from barren glacier areas with King Ortler mountain to the warm valley floor with orchards, invites you to explore - on foot or by bike. Spring arrives first on the snow-free Sonnenberg mountain: tranquillity away from the crowds and everyday hustle and bustle is guaranteed. The region also offers an impressive historical backdrop.
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