Shops in the Passeiertal Valley

This bus stop is served by the following lines: 441 Gsiesertal Valley – Welsberg – Taisten – Niederdorf – Toblach – Innichen 438 Citybus Welsberg–Taisten

T +39 0471 220880

contact@suedtirolmobil.info

www.suedtirolmobil.info

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Maximilian

A unique range of products, experienced style consultants, well-known designer names and niche brands.

T +39 0472 760 517

info@maximilian.it

www.maximilian.it

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The labyrinth of Dlijia vedla

In 2022, on the initiative of the meditation group of La Val, and under the direction of labyrinth expert Gernot Candolini, a labyrinth was built in the centre ...

T +39 0471 843072

laval@altabadia.org

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Playground Via Hans-Guet-Straße, Rabland/Rablà

Public municipal playground/play area in the Via Hans-Guet-Straße Rabland/Rablà.

T +39 0473 966200

info@gemeinde.partschins.bz.it

www.gemeinde.partschins.bz.it

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Public library "Pater Josef Andreas Jungmann"

Public library "Pater Josef Andreas Jungmann" in Sand in Taufers/Campo Tures.

T +39 0474 677535

bibliothek@sandintaufers.eu

biblio.bz.it

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Vinzenz Weinstube

Well-being and a refined wine culture are at the heart of what we offer. We provide expert advice on a diverse selection of wines, available both by the glass ...

T +39 0472 765 428

info@vinzenz.it

www.zenz.bz.it

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Flying Fox

Soar above “Trafoi Canyon” Since summer 2019, visitors have had the chance to strap themselves in for a thrilling flight straight from Trafoi car park to the ...

T +39 0473613015

info@ortlergebiet.it

www.ortler.it

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House Seeber at Egna

In the Middle Ages, Seeber House was part of the sovereign freehold with a barn and court cellar, and until the 19th century it was the seat of the keeper of ...

T +39 0471 810231

info@suedtirols-sueden.info

www.suedtirols-sueden.info

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Shops in the Passeiertal Valley

From backpacks to Dirndls