Lovely place to visit, beautiful water. Winter time is great to go to avoid large crowds, summer the lake is packed, you can best most of the crowd in the spring/summer months by going very early but shops will not be open.

A beautiful place with lots of original and rare flowers. I recommend going there with your friends, then it is interesting to explore. In addition, the castle in which the restaurant is located. Really stunning place.

South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology – Meeting Ötzi in Bolzano Bolzano is one of those places that gets under your skin—a strange and beautiful collision of Italy and the Alps. German precision meets Italian charm, all wrapped in cobblestone streets, Gothic arcades, and the smell of good coffee drifting out of corner cafés. It’s a city where you can order a perfect espresso in the morning, a plate of speck and mountain cheese by noon, and a bottle of local Gewürztraminer by dinner. We grabbed a quick bite at a café across the street before heading in—sitting outside while small birds darted between tables, bold enough to hope for crumbs. Then we crossed over to see why most people come here: Ötzi. The South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology sits in a stately old building at the edge of the pedestrian zone, and inside is one of the most haunting encounters you can have without boarding a plane to somewhere far more dangerous. Three floors take you from prehistoric tools to Roman relics, winding you closer to the reason everyone’s here: a 5,300-year-old man pulled from the ice, along with the tools, clothes, and gear he carried when death found him in the high mountains. The displays are sharp and modern, with just the right balance of science and story. There’s his copper axe, his grass cape, his last meal still in his stomach. The lifelike reconstruction of Ötzi by the Kennis brothers is unsettling in the best possible way—suddenly this isn’t just a skeleton in a glass case, it’s a person who woke up one morning not knowing it would be his last. What makes the place work is its restraint. No gimmicks, no cheap drama—just good storytelling and the quiet, unnerving truth of seeing someone who lived and died in the same mountains you can see out the window. Bolzano does that—it folds the past and present together until you can’t quite tell where one ends and the other begins.

“Val Gardena is a skier’s paradise! The slopes are perfectly groomed, offering options for all skill levels, from beginners to experts. The scenery is breathtaking, with the majestic Dolomites all around, making every run unforgettable. The lift system is efficient, minimizing waiting times, and the après-ski vibe is fantastic. A must-visit destination for any winter sports enthusiast!”

We were given tickets as part of the public transport system. I'm glad we had time to use the tickets. The cable car was an amazing experience to explore the upper region. At the top there is a short train ride, which showed us an excellent view and experience from a living in the mountains point of view.

The scenery on the valley is surrounded by a small vineyard. The footpath is beautifully designed. You can take your dog for a walk. And there are also cafes when you want to take a break.

Most convenient town if you go vacation in Dolomites in Alps Mountain range. Can reach all the places without using your car.

Absolutely gorgeous lake and peaceful forest walk. The colours of the lake are a feast for the eyes with the picturesque mountains as a backdrop. The rainbow lake is definitely worth a visit!

Very nice, easy hike of 50 mins. You can park in the closest parking for 10 euros, and P3 which is 10 minutes away is for free. We went sunday around 12, and there were still places. There are 3 waterfalls, first one is 20 mins, second another 15 mins and the last around 10 mins.

Must go and take a short hike around the lake. The view of the mountains is absolutely stunning. No wonder it is designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Really cool medieval castle full of history, scenic views, and relics. We happened to show up right before the start of a tour. The tours are only offered in German and Italian. We grouped up with the Italian your being that we speak Spanish. They do give you an English handout which has some of the tour details. Most of the tour info is included in the handout. Regardless, our tour guide took the time to give us some tidbits in English during the tour. We were grateful to have Margarita as our guide. This place was super cool with so many things to see. Unfortunately for us, it was closing time right after our tour. Make sure you come a bit early to be able to see the rest of the exhibitions and visit the gift shop. And lastly, don't forget to leave a tip at the end of the tour. Enjoy y'all!

A beautiful lake with gorgeous emerald color… a walk around it is recommended, route is very easy, benches along the way, there’s an area where you can lay down and relax, information boards about the flowers and birds, trees of the lake. There’s also a convenient bar/restaurant halfway along the route. Worth visiting!

The Brixen Dom was rebuilt in 1754 in the Late Baroque style. It’s Beautiful both from Inside and outside. Don’t forget to look up once inside the church. It’s free to enter. The adjoining cloister is also covered with Gothic frescoes.

The slopes are exceptionally well-prepared! The mobile app is excellent and user-friendly, and there’s a great variety of lifts, including gondolas and chairlifts of all types. You’ll find plenty of restaurants both at the base and at the peaks, catering to every need. The slopes offer a wide range of difficulty levels, from easy and relaxed runs to highly challenging ones. Even though the number of visitors can be quite high, there’s more than enough space for everyone to enjoy. In the rare case of an incident, the on-site help and medical teams operate efficiently, with snowmobiles ready to assist and ensure you’re covered. Highly recommended!